Drawing – Zentangle “Water”
“Critical Mass.” Ink on Paper. 8.5″ x 11″
Golden Thread Podcast – Guest Sarah-Luella Baker
Sarah-Luella Baker (they/she) is a visionary artist, witch, scholar, astrologer, somaticist, and mother whose work revolves around the liberation of individual and collective bodies.
04 But I’m Hopeless When It Comes to Marketing
Will this program help even if you consider yourself “hopeless” when it comes to marketing Small business marketing is hard. I know. I spent the first part of my career doing consumer research for some very large consumer product brands. I knew a lot about advertising and promotion and how to create successful brands. I… Continue reading 04 But I’m Hopeless When It Comes to Marketing
03 How the Marketing Root Work Community Works
Marketing Root Work Community Offer – How It Works If you have any experience with gardening, you know that you care for the whole plant; you make sure the plants roots have enough moisture, you make sure the plant is growing in the right soil, you make sure the green leaves are receiving sunlight and… Continue reading 03 How the Marketing Root Work Community Works
02 Is the Marketing Root Work Community for You?
There are a lot of marketing programs and instruction available for creators and entrepreneurs. But they don’t necessarily do a good job of addressing the deeply personal nature of selling our creations. The marketplaces for creative work can feel harsh and indifferent to what is uniquely yours. It’s not surprising if you find yourself feeling… Continue reading 02 Is the Marketing Root Work Community for You?
Drawing – Critical Mass
“Critical Mass.” Ink on Paper. 8.5″ x 11″
What Do You Want to Create?
I love asking this question because unlike many other questions, what do you want to create? gets past the limitations of what is safely realistic. It invites us to create what we truly desire.
Liminal Spaces IV
“Liminal Spaces III” Ink on paper. 8.5″ x 11″ Inspired by a Marimekko fabric pattern.
Liminal Spaces III
“Liminal Spaces III” Ink on paper. 8.5″ x 11″ Inspired by a Marimekko fabric pattern.
Inky the Cat
I wrote Inky the Cat as a reminder to those of us who don’t fit the mold that there are paths to success for us as well. And that part of this success requires us to be ourselves even if we don’t “fit” what others think we should be.