In Kinship - for makers who crave a vibrant life Tina VanDenburg

Listen in as I share how choosing just a wee bit of creativity, instead of rushing through what I usually do, elevated my project! I also share about the free series I did recently...Break the Rules of Sewing. You can catch the replays for free! https://courses.kinshiphandwork.com/f/break-the-rules-of-sewingtina@kinshiphandwork.com

Being a beginner at something you already know, seems counterintuitive. But when I was looking to deepen my artistry, reconnect to my mojo, and embrace new ways to do what I love doing, being a beginner was just what I needed. Learning anew gave me a deeper connection to my craft and a mindset that allows for more curious experimentation rather than rushing to the end product. I highly recommend it!Give it a listen! Mentioned in the episode:Brooks Ann Camper's Skirt S...

In this episode, I talk about that space between. Like the time between Christmas and New Year’s or the space between the end of one way of living and the beginning of another and how that space, that pause, can be beautiful and uncomfortable at the same time.I also share about our move and where we are now physically and emotionally. And about having a great deal of grace with ourselves. And did I manifest a SLLLOOOOWWW electric hookup? It’s a good question.I al...

{w/ Megan Frey}In this episode I caught up with my dear friend Megan Frey just days before she embarks on her next voyage. 12 or so years ago, I was working at a natural food co-op and Megan hired on to earn some cash for her next adventure. She waltzed in, this tall blond, glowing human with a gorgeous accent and I KNEW we were already friends. And we were.For this recording I caught up with Megan on the island of Maui (gah! online not, sadly, in person!) where she’s ...

(w/ Ricki Oldenkamp) Do you know what's better than foraging for fresh wild blueberries while chatting with friends and hoping the grizzly bears have a different spot? NOTHING!My guest today talks about her love of foraging and kitchen witching as a way to be part of nature, a welcome juxtaposition from her days observing nature in her work as a scientist. She also shares how she went from living out her "Jane Goodall" dreams to taking a chance and responding to...

So...you've made a list of what brings you joy and you've been practicing some gratitude every day!You've thought about your energy flow throughout the day and what your ideal day would look like. You took some tests, read some things and you know yourself and how you operate in flow a bit more.Then you got clear on the habits and commitments in your life that do not bring you ease and joy and determined what of those you want to cull, delegate or limit.NOW...we're bringing it all together wi...