It's wild the things that happen just when you're trying to create a podcast episode or a YouTube video. Let me tell you a funny story today.

Today's episode tells the truth about being a creator and what it's like to create even when you have a day where you're just not feeling it.

Let's talk about the books I've been reading lately and which ones I've had to distance myself from. 

When it comes to past mistakes, saying "Let them go" is easier said than done. But today, I'm sharing with you some of the mistakes I've made as a creator that I've needed to let go of. 

True confession time...there are two things that have changed in my life a lot faster than I expected. And we need to talk about it today.

You know I love a good motivational speech. Today, I want to talk about what's been motivating me this last week. 

Do you get stuck creatively? Whether it's coming up with an idea for a podcast episode, YouTube video, or a weekly newsletter, I've had my ups and downs with creative spurts over the years. Let's talk more in-depth about creativity today.

I used to be so hard on myself when I didn't stick to my rigid self-care schedule. "You didn't get exactly 30 minutes of writing in every day!...You haven't taken a long bath in weeks!...When was the last time you sat down to read a book?"

Today, my self-care routine isn't as rigid and is far more enjoyable! The key ingredients? Balance and flexibility.

As I settle into my work schedule, I've found new challenges in finding time to balance all the things I'm passionate about -- including working out. Let's talk about it today.

There is a "the grass is always greener on the other side" perspective I heard recently from my kids. "The grass is greener on the other side because of the way you see the grass looking at someone else's yard vs. what you see when you look directly down." (They heard it from a YouTuber.)

Today, I want to talk about the blessing and the curse -- or the pros and cons -- of working in corporate vs. being an entrepreneur. There are positives and negatives to each.