Tag: blogger

  • Are Blogs Dead?

    Are Blogs Dead?

    So are you an influencer? I get asked that one A LOT. Especially lately since I am meeting a lot of new people in my boyfriend, Ben’s life. What I do is unusual… well unusual for my age group. I am 38…

  • How I Prioritize My Time as a Busy Creative Mum

    How I Prioritize My Time as a Busy Creative Mum

    Finding the time to be creative is difficult, especially as a parent. Your time can already feel scarce, between working, daycare runs, after school or weekend activities, and the running of a household; finding the time to work on your creative pursuits…

  • 7 Pivotal Moments That Led To The Creation Of Nesting Story

    7 Pivotal Moments That Led To The Creation Of Nesting Story

    In celebrating Nesting Story’s new website and the addition of it’s contributors, I wanted to share the 7 most pivotal moments that got Nesting Story to where it is today. It’s had some unexpected twists, very exciting turns, and I wouldn’t change…

  • How To Pack For A Conference & Free Packing Checklist

    I am about to head to my tenth conference, and this week I am heading to my fifth Mom 2.0 Summit conference. Over the years I’ve really been able to turn packing for a conference into a craft and have picked up…

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