The Hungry Artists

When you are a creative person pursuing a hobby, side project, or full time career, there will be times when you simply don’t feel like doing the thing.

Sometimes your body is telling you to rest and it is important to listen. Since I am self-employed, I can tend to fall into patterns of inaction. Being the only person I answer to can be a challenge at times. 

When I am in a funk and know rest isn’t what I need, here are some ways to get myself moving.

Do court cards trip you up when doing tarot card readings?
This is a common experience, not just for new readers. Even people who have been reading for many years can feel this. Your Tarot Court written by Ethany Dawn is a guide to help you learn more about the court cards and read them with confidence.

When it comes to financial health, the journey is a lifelong one. It’s like tending to a garden or taking a long road trip. It’s all about enjoying the process. Basking in the garden on a summer night after it’s watered. Stopping to see the Grand Canyon because it’s on the way. These moments on the journey are just as important as the destination.

Being ready and hireable is one of the biggest tips I give to people who want to freelance or work for themselves. This means having documents ready to send to possible employers. When it comes to resumes, here is a list of what I’ve found helpful to stay booked.

DECK PHOTOGRAPHED: THE WANDERING MOON TAROT
Over the last year, Tarot has been my main hobby and I’ve really enjoyed learning more about the cards. An oracle deck fell into my life via a lost-and-found that I used every so often, but my older sister really got me started. Here's what I've found helpful as a beginner! 

When it comes to basic personal finance, one of the most important savings goals is the emergency fund. In this Back to Basics post, I explain what an emergency fund is, why it is important, and resources to help you get started!

In this brand new series on the blog: Back to Basics. There are many skills I've learned later in my adult life that would have been helpful in my younger years. There's no need to be embarrassed about learning certain skills whenever you do, and I want to share about the 'basics' I've learned that have been helpful the last few years.

While you can completely turn your life upside down to achieve a goal, I believe in the power of small habits. Here are five I recommend for financial wellness!

In this week's edition of YOU HAVE FOOD AT HOME, we are talking about Chickpeas! These four recipes are my absolute favorite to make at home.

In this week's edition of You Have Food at Home, we are talking about my favorite kind of food: BREAKFAST. These are meals you can prep at the beginning of the week for easy mornings. Perfect if you pick up a breakfast sandwich on the commute and want to break that habit.

There are many misconceptions about frugality, but it is one of my favorite financial tools! You can read about what frugality means to me and even how spending money can be frugal.

A new series here on the blog: YOU HAVE FOOD AT HOME. 
Food is my biggest variable spend and there are many opportunities when it comes to both my budget and my food waste! 
This series will include ideas, recipes, and other resources to help in the kitchen!