After three years in a full-time role, I’m back to freelancing — here’s what I learned about embracing change, playing to your strengths, and trusting the process.
Read MoreI’ve been sitting on this draft for over three years—penned during the peak of my postpartum anxiety—and I finally feel brave enough to share it. Thoughts on ethical living and activism, from my kitchen floor.
Read MoreAn absolute GEM for your TBR list. I’d highly recommend it for anyone searching for a breezy, light book that’ll warm your heart and still give you plenty to think about.
Read More560 pages and I still want more. Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver is a work of fiction, but the characters felt real, and will now live rent-free in my head forever.
Read MoreEvery now and then, I read a book that leaves me speechless. A book that is so moving, so eloquent, so layered, that I do not feel called to review it — but to simply admire its existence.
Read MoreEverything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by local New Zealand author Josie Shapiro is a love story about running. For the novel’s protagonist, Mickey Bloom, running is community, self-care, grit. It’s pain but it’s also what lies beyond pain: strength.
Read MoreOne of the fine lines I walk for my mental health is the line between caring too little and caring too much. You, too?
Read MoreEarly parenthood is made up of hundreds of these tiny sacrifices, these surrenderings of small joys.
Read MoreOr a call to something more?
Read MoreWriting will probably always feel scary, because – like all deeply creative work – it’s an intimate and soulful act.
Read MoreI share my take on Sarah Wilson’s brave and confronting memoir about climate change.
Read MoreYes, I get excited about a lot of books. But I’m really, truly, deeply, intensely excited about these ones.
Read MoreBregman shows that humans are inherently kind, decent, and caring - it’s not idealism, it’s science.
Read MorePodcasts to stretch the mind and delight the soul.
Read MoreA diverse collection of books for curious souls. Here are 18 of my most recent reads.
Read MoreMy word for 2019 is Listen. It gives me goosebumps to write that down because I know this word will be transformational for me.
Read MoreDear self-employed mums: consider this an open call for connection. I’d love to exchange notes.
Whatever their job title, changemakers are driven by a desire to serve and make an impact.
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