A little reel from my real-life spring diary before the season slips away. View it here.

The familiarity of the Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens grounds me each spring. I could walk these winding paths for hours if time allowed, appreciating each and every petal that …

Today, my writing practice is outside. I traded ceilings for sky, and I’m praying the words meet me here, before real life finds me again. Sometimes writing is about the …

April 2026: Book of the Month: Theo of Golden “God gave us faces so we can see each other better.” Lines like this one stayed with me long after I …

When you commit to hiking with kids, you’re choosing something deeper than exercise with a pretty view. You’re teaching them what resilience looks like in real time. You’re fostering skills …

A cozy cafe meeting with my husband/business partner looks like strategy, conversation, quiet, and a mutual sense of responsibility and trust. Dreams aren’t always born in a boardroom. Sometimes they’re …

Foolproof Way To Beat Writer’s Block: write badly at first write in 20-minute increments start in the middle of your train of thought finish writing for the day before you …

Parenting book recommendation: Money Matters: A Guide to Saving, Spending, and Everything in Between is an easy and comprehensive guide to financial literacy for kids. My girls (ages 13 and …

Life lately looks like a sweet balance between rest, work, and play. A mixture of all the ordinary moments I cherish with sprinkles of newness that keep things interesting. A …

This book is part of me. It holds a piece of my heart, because I’ve seen what happens when women begin to see clearly again. If you’re walking through a …

My work essentials are the tools that I reach for often because they’re reliable. Today’s morning lineup: a homemade cinnamon latte, a business article, and my laptop with a fresh …