I chased the dream, broke down, and walked away. Now I write from the other side of burnout and addiction, building a creative and healing practice guided by the heart and rooted in attention and intuition.
My writing draws on psychology, spirituality, personal growth, slow living, imagination, creativity, myth, and independent thought.
This space is different from my website.
Here, I write without polishing or packaging; it’s closer to how I actually think. Some pieces are gentle and mature, some are blunt and child-like, some contradictory. That’s intentional. This is where the work is lived, not explained.
Myth Making Studio was born from a longing for more meaningful, honest, compassionate, and intentional ways of relating — to ourselves, to one another, and to the world around us.
In a time where disconnection, burnout, loneliness, and emotional numbness have become deeply woven into modern life, my vision is to create spaces where people can slow down, soften, reconnect, and return to themselves more fully.
I believe this is some of the bravest work we can do: learning how to remain open, present, and connected in a world that often teaches us to disconnect in order to survive.
For me, healing is not about perfection or self-improvement, but about becoming more alive, more compassionate, and more deeply connected to ourselves, to others, and to the way we choose to live.
If this writing resonates and you’re in a position to support it, a paid subscription goes towards helping me build and share my creative and healing practice and vision, Myth Making Studio.
Most of my content is free but there are some bits, more vulnerable and intimate than others, that can only be accessed through a paid subscription.
Paid subscribers will first and foremost receive the knowing that I am forever grateful and humbled by your support.
You will also receive full access to every section, as well as full archive access.
For Founding members, everything in the paid subscription, and occasional small group online video conversations to reflect on themes explored in the writing.
