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F*ck the How: Get Anything You Want Without Worrying About How You’ll Do It

June 8, 2021

Could I manifest someone breaking up with me?

I had that thought on a warm, sunny July 2018 afternoon in Austin, Texas, where I was living at the time with my now-ex-husband. Nothing major happened that led me to thinking about this question other than a commitment I made earlier that year. In January, I committed to myself that I was going to learn how to feel good every day and to sustain that feeling no matter what was going on around me. I had no idea the journey that would unfold from there.

When Art Pushes You To Your Edge

May 27, 2021

There was a time when I would’ve laughed in your face if you said I should put my picture on the front cover of a book. I would’ve said there’s no freaking way in hell I’m doing that. I was perfectly happy with my nondescript book covers.

And then came, F*ck the How. The book of books.

Sometimes When You Don’t Get What You Think You Want It’s Because You’re Getting Something Even Better

April 13, 2021

Last December, I spent weeks launching a program that I was VERY excited about. It came through as a Divine Download and I immediately decided to do it.

I acted as if it was already done.

I wrote the sales page. I connected the payment buttons and made the payment plans. I set up the private FB group and even did a pre-work video so the people who signed up had something to dive into right away.

I was ready. I was willing. And I kept on going.

Even when the entire launch got crickets.

F*ck the How, The Book: Coming Spring 2021

March 11, 2021

I’ve been quietly writing this book for the past month or so, and I am SO excited for how it’s shaping up!! I had the book cover photo shoot yesterday and the pics are FIRE!!! I also FINALLY decided on a publish date (TBA)!

SO, I figured it was time to let you in on all the book updates and all the things leading up to publication day.

Is 2021 The Year You Finally Make The Shift?

February 6, 2021

Before 2016, writing my books was just a hobby. It was something I did when I had time, or when the mood struck me, or when I was able to get around to it.

And that’s why I continued to have hobbyist results.

My books weren’t a priority. They were a one day, a some day, an if I have time for it kind of thing.

The only problem was, I knew since the age of 11 that I was meant to be an author–of both fiction and nonfiction. I always knew that. I just hadn’t been living it fully up ’til that point.

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