Do what makes you Happy.
Here you’ll find some ramblings, thoughts and stories of projects I’ve worked on or want to take on one day. There is always a tidbit to share, a new adventure to take on or an embarrassing moment to reveal so it may bring a smile to someone’s face when they might need it most.
"It isn't what you have or who you are or where you are or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about it."
- Dale Carnegie
The Story Behind the 2025 Empowerment Agenda
After years of trying every planner under the sun, I realized none of them truly worked for me. So, I decided to create one that does. The 2025 Empowerment Agenda is the ultimate tool to help you dream bigger, plan smarter, and live intentionally—without the fluff or overwhelm.
This isn’t just a planner; it’s your all-in-one guide for organizing your life while prioritizing your goals, wellness, and creativity. Whether you’re tracking fitness, planning meals, or reflecting on your wins (and lessons), it’s built to support you every step of the way.
✨ What makes it special?
• A vision board and goal-setting section to map out your dreams.
• Weekly tools for fitness, meal planning, and reflections.
• Gorgeous pastel designs that make planning feel good.
• Monthly reviews to help you celebrate progress and realign priorities.
It’s thoughtful, functional, and designed to keep you motivated all year long.
If you’re ready to take charge of 2025 with a planner that actually works for your life, let’s connect! Feel free to DM me for more details or to grab your copy (it's available for purchase on my Etsy shop). For those local to Vancouver, I'll have it available on my personal website and I'd be happy to arrange pick to save on shipping costs!
The first Upcycled Item I made.
My first thought was I can paint this to look like tree bark and that was where the idea of the hollowed out log came to mind.
That Time I Restored a Vintage Couch.
A large part of why I did it was my inner upcycler screaming YES Let’s do this and knowing that if I managed to pull it off, this would never just be a couch to me.
The Painting that was a decade in the Making.
It took a couple of years before I found myself wanting to make time for art again. It came back slowly, occasionally I would see artwork that would remind me of how much I enjoyed painting and then more and more often, I found myself seeing pieces that would inspire me to make something of my own.