If you’ve been thinking about starting a blog or an online business using your creative hobbies, but you’re struggling to choose a niche, this episode is for you.

You can watch this as a video over here: https://youtu.be/-975Xd9Te90?si=FlDooBx3VmsTLbo2

When I started my blog, I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to focus on. I had lots of interests and didn’t want to box myself into just one thing. So I wrote about everything I was curious about: crafts, knitting, sewing, painting, journaling, gardening, recipes, self-care, business, etc.

Over time, I noticed two important things:

- What I enjoyed creating

- What people actually wanted to read and search for

In this episode, I talk about:

- Whether you really need a niche to start a blog or YouTube channel

- How experimenting helped me find what worked

- Why being a beginner can actually be an advantage

- How a few high-ranking posts can support your entire creative business

- A simple brainstorming exercise to help you get started

If you’re a multi-passionate creative and want to build a slow, sustainable online business without turning your hobby into something you hate, I hope this encourages you to start.

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I want to document my own journey and share what has worked well so far.

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You can also listen to some of these videos here on the podcast (as long as they don't involve me showing something on the computer).

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So happy you are here! 🤍

What happens when you stop trying to be productive and let yourself wander instead?

In this episode, I’m sharing a personal reflection from a walk I recorded about a year ago, during a time when my creativity felt unexpectedly blocked.

So I did something different. I went for a walk. I talked without a plan. I let myself wander—mentally and physically—and noticed what shifted.

In this episode, I talk about:

• The pressure to always create something useful or polished

• How forcing structure can sometimes block creativity

• Why walking helps me think more clearly

• Experimenting as a creative practice

• And why wandering isn’t wasted time, but an essential part of the process

This is a quiet, honest episode about listening to intuition, trusting your internal signals, and allowing creativity to unfold in its own time.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, tired of optimizing everything, or disconnected from your own voice, this episode is an invitation to slow down, step outside, and let yourself wander.

In this episode, I’m speaking to creative introverts who feel a quiet call to make or share something, but don’t want to force themselves into hustle, noise, or constant visibility.We live in a time full of possibilities. Blogs, videos, courses, shops, newsletters. And with so many options, it’s easy to feel scattered or stuck. Instead of pushing for more output, this video offers a different starting point: listening for what feels alive right now.Let's create a creative life or business that feels alive, expressive, and sustainable, without burning ourselves out!Thanks for being here. 🥰

This is a simple story about starting over, being a beginner again, and reconnecting with creativity later in life.

In this episode, I talk about picking up the guitar again after playing only occasionally over the last twenty years, and joining a casual sing-along at the beach. I share what it felt like to be rusty, why it was uncomfortable, and how showing up anyway led to one of the most meaningful moments of my trip.

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Journaling has been part of my life since I was 12. Not because I’m disciplined, but because it’s how I think and find clarity. In this episode, I’ll share how you can start a daily journaling practice, even if life feels busy.

You’ll learn:

• Why knowing your why makes journaling easier

• How to start small and make it doable

• Why a 7-day experiment works better than lifelong commitments

• Simple tools like prompts and timers to help you get started

If you’ve ever said, “I wish I could journal, but I can’t keep it up,” this episode is for you.

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