The Art of Hosting (Without Overthinking Everything)
I'm a natural overthinker, and hosting has always been one of those things I manage to make more complicated than necessary. After years of visiting my aunt, who spent her career in hospitality, I'm learning that being a good host isn't about planning the perfect weekend. It's about making people feel welcome, keeping things simple, and remembering to enjoy their company.
Why September Feels More Like a New Year Than January
September has always felt more like a fresh start than January. As summer gives way to Fall, I find myself craving a little more structure—resetting our home, getting organized and rebuilding a few routines that make our busy days work better.
I Thought I'd Finally Have Time for Everything
When I left my legal career, I was convinced I'd finally have time to work out every day, cook healthy meals, organize my home, and do all the things I'd been putting off for years. Some of those dreams became reality—but many didn't. Here's the surprising lesson I learned about free time, habits, and why building the life you want takes more than simply having more hours in the day.
I Never Felt Burned Out. I Just Wanted Something Different.
Sometimes the hardest question isn't whether you can keep going—it's whether you still want to. A personal reflection on career change, identity, ambition and the work of figuring out what matters next.
How I Use Houseplants to Make a Home Feel Finished (Not Cluttered)
I used to think I was bad at houseplants. It turns out I was just busy. Here's what I've learned about choosing, styling, and placing plants in a way that makes a home feel finished—not cluttered—and the surprisingly easy plants that have worked best in my own home.