Last night I was sitting outside having coffee with friends by their caravan, a long way from home when that cha ching sounded! It was an Etsy sale, a good one. There's nothing quite like selling something you've created with your own hands. So if you are a maker, keep up the good work, making those beautiful creations. It really is a sweet feeling, knowing someone loves your handmade product enough to buy it. This is what they brought.

I’m actually working outside of my normal routine today at another job helping out a local business (why do I do this to myself when I already have a full schedule?🤪😂 ) I have half an hour to catch up on Skool communication today! How do you manage catching up on responsibilities and communication when you have a full on busy day? Do you leave it and just do it later in the evening or do you try touch base with your community and answer comments somewhere through the day?

Jump on if you haven’t already would love to see you. It’s gonna be lots of fun. The link is in the post below - creative party

I highly recommend you watch @Sharon Jones video. This humble man’s story can help shape our ideas when shaping and growing our small business https://youtu.be/_VcamuMHxNs?si=a4L-go3IBlNWlkD9

I have an Etsy Shop which has been on hold for a year now since moving to the country. Today I had a an old friend reach out because she wanted to buy one of my hand made journal, so I dug out the big French Box that stored all my journal creations and dusted it off. I feel excited again about my hand made creations. Maybe one day soon I will find space for this old love of mine. Sometimes circumstances become road blocks to our creativity and it's hard to start again. Is there something in your creative past that you could fan into flame?