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Here you’ll find articles on website design, Squarespace tips, and the creative side of building an online presence. My aim is to make the process feel less tangled and more inspiring, so you can focus on sharing your work with the world.
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The Human Side
In this developing blog series, The Human Side explores the thoughts, doubts, decisions, and emotions that surface while building and launching a website.
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8 Gentle Affirmations for Calm, Unhurried Work
So much of the advice around work and creativity is loud. Wake up earlier, do more, scale faster, never stop. Working that way costs curiosity, presence, and a sense of ease. These eight affirmations came out of choosing a different path.
Why Building a Website Feels So Emotional (And What to Do About It)
If you've ever felt overwhelmed, anxious, or even teary while trying to build your website, you're not alone. As a web designer, I've seen again and again that creating a website is not just a tech task. It's a deeply personal journey — one that often brings up fear, doubt, and resistance.
Five Inspiring TED Talks on the Topic of Creativity
There are loads of inspiring creativity themed TED talks out there. Here are some of my favourites.
Podcasts on the Topic of Creativity
There are loads of inspiring creativity themed podcasts out there. Here is a small sample of a few that I’ve listening to recently and can recommend.
Find and Share Books You Love with Goodreads
Goodreads is a reading tool designed to help you keep a record of books you want to read, books you’ve read and books you’re currently reading.
Books on the Topic of Creativity
Here are a list of creativity related books I’ve been reading over the last year or two. I have heaps more to get through, so this list is just a start.
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There are moments in business when momentum alone isn’t enough. When moving faster won’t create clarity. When what you actually need is a deliberate pause.