Oh January - the time when everyone is talking about setting goals, making resolutions or choosing a word for the year. Setting goals for our creative work can feel inspiring and empowering, and it can help us find focus and move forward.

But the wrong kind of goal can become something that just makes you feel stressed and like a failure. So how do we set GOOD creative goals, that actually help and support us to move forward in our creative lives? That's the topic of today's video!

It's that time of the year! In this video, I invite you in for some Christmas decorating and a cosy chat about the creative year we're leaving behind.

I share my creative highlights of the year - and I would love to hear what yours are. What are you proud of yourself for doing in 2020? Or what have you realised about yourself and your creative journey? Share in the comments over on Youtube!

Thank you for support me in big and small this year - I'm grateful for everything. Happy Holidays & I'll see you in 2021!

Do you also find that your mood, inspiration and energy is very much affected by the seasons? What if we embraced those shifts in our creative work? During the past two years, I’ve researched and explored how the seasons affect us in our creativity and creative work.

In this video, I share the tendencies I’ve found, what kind of creative work each season is best for, and a way to plan your creative work both in tune with the seasons and your creative goals.

Knowing what you want in your creative work and life can be a whole process in itself. Whether it's how you want a new project to look, what you want to create, or a change you want to make in your creative life - it takes some figuring out.

In this video, I give you three tips for when you're finding your direction and working out what you want in your creative life.

It can be difficult to move forward when you’re feeling a little stuck and uncertain in your creative life. But I really believe it’s a state we all can get out of. We just have to understand what’s holding us back and what we can do to find our way through it.

This isn’t a quick fix kind of video. Instead, I share what I believe to be the three key things we need to be able to move forward in our creative work, and how we can dig deeper in each of those areas to get moving again.

Feeling stuck in your creative work and projects is so very common. It has happened to me many times in my creative journey and it's something I often help my creative coaching clients with as well.

But why does it happen? What is it really that keeps us stuck? Sometimes we assume it's just things like lack of productivity and structure, but I think it's almost always something deeper than that. In this video we get into what I believe those things are so we can better understand we why feel stuck.

After years of outlining, writing and editing, I've completed my novel manuscript and I'm now ready to send it to publishers! In this video I share my tips for sticking with and completing big creative projects that will take a long time to finish. It's what I'm often helping my creative coaching clients with.

It doesn't matter if your big project is to write a book, build a creative business, become a professional photographer, or something completely different - this video is for you.

Days for creating are the best, right? In this video I share my advice on structuring your creative work days after who you are and what suits you best. I also take you along on my very first creative business Friday - I'm now working my day job four days a week instead of five.

In this video I share my method of planning my creative work for the season ahead, and take you along as I plan for autumn. Planning by the seasons is something I'm trying out this year, and it's a habit I'm growing very fond of.

After a year of living in our house, it was finally time to finish the makeover of my creative room and workspace. I was going for a space that felt calm, inspiring and creative to me, and that was in my aesthetic - earthy, natural tones and materials. Not too modern, not too retro. Simple yet not too simple.

Care to have a peek into how slow living in the Swedish archipelago may look? All my life, I've gone to the archipelago every summer, to stay in my mum's summer house. In this video I take you around this lovely simple place and show you how we live out here with no running water and little technology. It's the perfect place to come to unwind and slow down.

For a while now, I’ve been curious about making videos. After a lot of pondering and doubting, I finally decided to start a Youtube channel. In this first video, I share my journey starting this journey and share my three top tips for beginning new creative projects.