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Looking for a book club that feels both creative and welcoming? 📚

Cindy Howard (@cindyhoward_artist) and I co-host @pagingcreatives, a virtual gathering where creative small business owners connect over books that celebrate imagination, artistry, a

Are you on Pinterest…
but mostly just saving ideas?

If you're not pinning your content, you’re missing out on one of the best ways to get long-term traffic to your website.

Pinterest with Purpose: Build & Pin is a 4-week course des

Thoughts on a Sunday morning... You know that feeling when you’ve put something off forever, then you finally do it and think, “That didn’t take long… why did I wait?”

Same with your goals. I’ve been there. I&rsq

Your goals don’t have to sit on the back burner.

Our GoalMinds Mastermind Group is where creative small business owners come together to share ideas, gain perspective, and stay accountable, all in a space designed to move you forward.

Because

Just like riding a bike!

@thejesswhitehouse and I took the summer off from our Canva Pro classes, but we’re slipping right back into planning mode, getting ready for a fresh season of in-person sessions and new recorded trainings this fall and

Announcing the July 2025 selection for our online book club, Paging Creatives: “Oil and Marble” by Stephanie Storey.⁠
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Save the date! Join us to discuss this compelling historical novel:⁠
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📖 Set in Renaissance Florence, “Oil and

A few years ago, I read a story about two friends who were running partners. After a run, one of them asked the other what she was doing that evening. She replied that her husband wanted chili, but she didn’t feel like stopping at the store. Th

I’ve been thinking a lot about what “enough” looks like in marketing.

Enough visibility. Enough structure.

Enough consistency to make things easier, not heavier.

Not the chase-every-trend version.

The version that lets you build

Imagine buying a box of macarons labeled "Vanilla Bean," only to bite in and get espresso, lemon, or something completely different. Confusing, right?

That’s what happens when your business name isn’t consistent across the inte