I’ve realized that I create mess when something doesn’t have a place to go. I like to have systems that work for me so I created a blog post template that I can print out and use to plan my posts and not forget anything that may help me get more oomph from the message.

In order to become more organized and productive in my art biz, I came up with a checklist of steps required after finishing an art piece.

I’m a visual learner and work better when I have visuals to support my activities. This is just as true for debt repayment and savings – so I created these tools to help me keep on track and stay committed to my financial plans.

I just finished up my Harvest review and co-incidentally, Note to Self published a getting organized podcast today which dove-tailed neatly with some planner tips that I wanted to share. According to science, we get stressed out when we have to hold more than 4 things in our brain at one time. That’s why getting […]

Today I got side-tracked by painting up the front cover of my Art Almanac Planner.

The transfer paper totally didn’t work and I was so bummed out!! I had to free hand it and it’s not as nice as the original design – but it’s okay.

“A place for every thing and every thing in it’s place.” So, imagine my joy to discover that there was such a thing as art inventory databases! Whooo!

I’m on an organizational, planning and tools kick – so I wanted to put together an easy-scan resource that you can use when you need some inspiration and motivation, organization-style.

Even creative entrepreneurs need to check their business numbers. Today is the 2015 Harvest share. I uncover some surprising numbers in social media and realize some stuff that surprises me – but probably shouldn’t have. DERP. Look behind the curtain at the business of a business coach for creative entrepreneurs.