Category: Creativity
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Warmest Wishes for the Holidays
As the year winds down, I just want to send a heartfelt thank you for being here. However you’re moving through this season – celebrating, resting, or simply getting through – it’s enough. I hope you find moments of ease, quiet, and warmth along the way. Looking ahead to January, I’m excited to share something…
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When November Feels Heavy: A gentle reset for teachers
Mid-November hits different. The sparkle of September is long gone. The routines that once felt fresh now feel… crunchy. Student work is getting real. Behaviours are popping up in ways you didn’t quite expect (or hoped wouldn’t return). The days are darker. The energy dips. And you can feel yourself pushing a little harder just…
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Living Creatively: How Yoga and Mindfulness Help Ignite Your Creativity
Reconnect with Your Creativity Through Yoga and Mindfulness In the whirlwind of life, it’s easy to lose touch with the things that really light us up. Our creative spark can feel buried under schedules, deadlines, and the “shoulds.” But what if there was a way to pause, reconnect with yourself, and intentionally create a life…
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Elevate Your Photography With these 10 Easy Tips
Sure, you can use filters to fancy up your photos, but what if you want better pics to begin with? Besides, there’s a lot to be said for a little authenticity. Try these quick tips to up your photography game. 1. Keep it simple Not everything needs to fit in the frame: Less is more!…
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8 creative ways to start your mornings with mindfulness
The way you begin your morning matters. Ever notice that when you start off rushed, it’s hard to shake that feeling for the rest of the day? Having a mindful morning routine sets you on a better path; starting out with deliberate slowness can act as a reminder later, to settle into the moments instead…
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Welcome!
I’ve had an idea percolating for awhile now. I’d put it on the back burner for many months, thinking it could take too much time, seeing as how I work a full-time job, am a full-time mom, and (happily) divide my time between my house and my significant other’s. But it just would not go…
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Dawn Arseneau 