Burned out from chasing productivity?
Me too. Let's build a life designed around joy instead.

I'm a recovering perfectionist documenting what it actually looks like to stop waiting for someday and start building a dream life rooted in joy, not productivity.

After burnout, a layoff, and my mom's cancer diagnosis all hit the same year, I realized the life I wanted wasn't someday—after I'd earned enough, achieved enough, done enough. I wanted every Tuesday to feel like my dream life.

My fellow perfectionists and overachievers, come forward. We're learning to measure in joy, not productivity.

Pinky promise: no guru shit, just messy truth

Your Dream Life Is Closer Than You Think

You've been telling yourself someday for years. Someday when you have more time, more money, more of everything. But what if the life you've been waiting for is already happening around you and you just haven't stopped long enough to notice?

The Enough Audit is a free workbook that helps you find the pieces of your dream life already showing up in your everyday one. No vision boards. No five year plans. Just a quiet practice of noticing what's already enough.

I built this after a layoff and my mom's cancer diagnosis landed in the same year. It was the first time I stopped chasing long enough to look around. What I found changed everything.

  • A space to write out your dream life, a side by side comparison of your dream life and your current one, prompts to help you find where they're already touching, and space to figure out where you want to grow next.

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I help burned-out professionals and recovering perfectionists design lives they don't need to escape from. Whether you're recovering from burnout, leaving hustle culture behind, or learning to travel intentionally, you're in the right place.

Blog
I Was Living My Dream Life and Still Burned Out: What Miss Rumphius Taught Me About What Was Actually Missing (Part 1)
I Was Living My Dream Life and Still Burned Out: What Miss Rumphius Taught Me About What Was Actually Missing (Part 1)

Miss Rumphius had three dreams. I'd spent years chasing the first two — the travel, the coast. A someday life. It took burnout, a layoff, and rereading a childhood picture book to realize the third.

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Creativity Won't Save You (But This Might)
Creativity Won't Save You (But This Might)

Creativity won't save you from burnout, but this might. What actually happened when I finally stopped making excuses and showed up to a pottery class: what I learned about perfectionism, why I hated being told what to make, and the unexpected thing that actually built joy. This is part of my series called Field Notes, a real-time experiment in cultivating joy.

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I Got the Good Job, the Salary, and the Title — Then Thought, "Now What?
I Got the Good Job, the Salary, and the Title — Then Thought, "Now What?

The validation you're chasing? It's never going to come from outside. Not from the title, not from the salary, not from anyone pointing at your life going look at everything she's doing. I know because I spent years outsourcing my self-worth to all of those things. Here's what I learned when I finally stopped.

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Field Notes: 12 Experiments in Building Joy After Burnout
Field Notes: 12 Experiments in Building Joy After Burnout

What happens when you stop postponing life for "someday"? I'm spending my 33rd year running 12 experiments to answer one question: How do you build a state of joy that coexists with the uncertainty of life? This is autoethnographic research—documenting real-time experiments in creative expression, intentional living, and deprogramming from hustle culture. No guru shit, just messy truth from the wilderness.

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