08/09/2026
I've been a little quiet here lately. I've been sick for the past week, quite withdrawn, and life has thrown a few unexpected things my way and for a little while I've simply felt the need to pull my energy inward.
Somewhere in the stillness, I've been thinking a lot about what it actually means to run a business π«
We talk so much about success, growth, consistency and showing up. But we don't always talk about the energy it takes to continually hold a vision
Because when you own a business, you never really switch off!
There's the creating, serving, marketing, websites, emails, planning, stock, contacts, new ideas, new offerings and all the invisible things happening behind the scenes. Even when you're not physically working, some little corner of your mind often still is.
And I LOVE being in service. Deeply. I know this path is part of who I am.
But I also think we need to give ourselves permission to admit that sometimes holding our dreams can be exhausting.
I've also felt a little uninspired by social media lately. There is just so much noise. So many opinions. So many people telling us what we should be doing, how we should be doing it, what we should believe, how often we should show up...I don't compare but I do waste precious time!
And I've realised I don't want to add to the noise simply for the sake of being visible.
I want to create when something genuinely wants to move through me.
I want to share from connection, not obligation.
I want my work to come from my own practices, my own lived experience and the places within me that feel true. I feel I've always done this but only acknowledging how important it is for me to honour this
Maybe this little lull has been asking me to come home to that again
To my spiritual practices, to my spiritual body, to my family,the things happening in my real life andmyself.
We are cyclical beings. We aren't designed to be constantly producing, creating, expanding and performing. There are seasons where we bloom, and there are seasons where our energy turns inward.
Neither means we've lost our way, remember that! Don't be so hard on yourself
A beautiful drawing by my amazing daughter. πππ