My energy’s low, so instead of pondering life like I usually do, here’s a little round-up of some of my recent projects you might be interested in.

The question “do I want to be doing this five years from now?” is a very helpful rubric for deciding on how to spend our time now. I get to choose the path I take. So why do I make it so hard?

Grief isn’t done with me yet. Not sure it ever will be. Especially if I don’t learn to be still a little more often.

I’m slowing down on even more things… including how I market my business. And you know what? I like it.

I’ve been busy and trying to do all the things, so it’s time to slow down again and focus on what’s next.

My latest bout with Impostor Syndrome led to some interesting discoveries about how Impostor Syndrome and Enneagram Type might work together.

Maybe the overwhelm is from taking on things that weren’t mine to bear?

I’m writing fiction again! And here’s part of the reason why…

I felt slower than usual this week, but still ended up with some cool things for my readers and knitting customers. And I got to be social, too.

Taking a moment to look back at how far I’ve come before looking to the immediate future again.

In which I try to decide if I’m ready to start writing again…

When the blahs happen two weeks a month, it’s not just depression… Also, update on my slow productivity mission, what I did this week in my business (hint: knitting pattern update), and some sad news about my grandmother.

On the book Rest: Why you get more done when you work less by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, and how it’s affecting my shift into slow productivity.

How things went with my first week embracing Slow Productivity.

Part of my Slow Productivity switch has been changing my morning routine. I’m only a few days in, but it seems to be working so far…