This article describes my experience of imposter syndrome and some of the strategies that I'm using to expand into the fullness of myself.

This is a reflection on how I'm taking back my life by deleting the apps that don't serve my one wild and precious life.

Do you dream? Do you remember what it is like to dream in vivid colour and stay in the liminal space between sleep and waking? It’s precious.

When we are suffering in deep despair, it is an easy thought to end our lives, but the reality is, on the other side of the grief, we can find opportunities we could never have imagined.

Five steps to start writing that book that you have inside you. Everyone should have the opportunity to tell their story.

When you have so many creative ideas and projects, it’s hard to know what to do with them all. This is how I manage my time and priorities when it comes to creative ideas.

This a blog about my experiences of saying “yes” although it is scary and out of my control. In learning to surrender, I’m loving life more.

Journalling has been a lifesaver for me, perhaps it can change your life too.

To achieve your dreams and goals, perhaps it’s easier to break them down into small, achievable bites.

Self-publishing doesn’t have to be daunting, but you do need to know what you are signing up for if you decide to do it on your own.

Self-publishing isn’t for everyone, but this article explores why I’ve given up on my traditional publishing dream for more autonomy, creative licence and an opportunity to follow my dreams.

Let’s embrace our human history and the stories that were told before. Cancelling fairy tales because we are offended is not the way to critical thinking and a brighter future.

In this blog, I talk about my latest book, Yexian: The Chinese Cinderella and how I came to write it by trusting in the process

Yexian is the first in a series of lesser-known fairy tales that research the context, history and symbolism to bring these wonderful stories back into our consciousness.

With Facebook’s 20-year anniversary coming up next year, are we happy with where we are?

When we realise we need to heal some part of us, it’s always good to know where to begin.