I filmed a YouTube video answering some of the most common questions I get about working full-time as a freelancer:

how I make money online, when you know you’re “ready” to go full-time, taking time off for sick days and holidays, how much money you really need to start, and what I wish someone told me earlier

This past year was filled with creative projects, meaningful growth, and lessons I couldn’t have learned any other way. I worked across brands, creators, campaigns, and platforms. I launched my first digital product. I refined my offers. I said yes to things that stretched me… and learned where I needed to say no more often…

happy wednesday & welcome to type-b vlog #3!!

welcome to type-b vlog #2!! wow, look at me go...

highly-produced vlogs don't seem to be in my future, and I'm sure someone has coined this before, but I'm trying what I'm calling "type-b vlogging." just me, my webcam, or my cracked front camera.

A successful social media strategy doesn’t just rely on clever posts and creative ideas—it relies on implementation. When you put the content plan into motion and show up consistently over a few months at THE LEAST. That is where the results are, and that is why some creators give up 🫣

But, here’s the good news: being “consistent” doesn’t mean you have to post every single day.

What if planning a month of content in advance could be…easy? And dare I say, the content can be just as creative and high-performing as if you had one of your best ideas on the fly. The simple answer is that it requires daily dedication and effort. Having the right systems in place to make it EASIER for you to create content will also help you keep better track of your ideas and inspiration when planning time comes around. We will go over three habits that make for a steady flowing content creation system.