Stay True To Your Journey

Months have passed since I've posted a blog post. I have no excuse to serve up, other than I've thoroughly been enjoying becoming a better wife and parent, and not divulging all of my time into my business, like I made the mistake of doing my first 4 years of business.  Can you believe we'll be turning 5 in a couple of weeks?!  What a a journey it's been.

Of course, the increased dedication of time to wife-ing and mom-ing that I've mentioned, has come at a cost.  My social media presence has dwindled.  My blogging has fallen off the cliff.  And most of my products lack creative descriptions that I once was frantic about writing in a timely manner before publishing new products on my website. 

One might be bold enough to say we've become a little less edgy around here, maybe a little more relaxed.  But I'm sitting in my office pondering, "Does it matter?  At the end of the day, does it really matter that I'm no longer such a badass in my business- if I'm now a better wife and mom?"

Earlier today I was sifting through products to decide what I might reorder and what could be deleted, and I came across this "old" bracelet description that had been written by Marley years ago.  With more huge changes about to happen around here, I felt like I did not come across these wise words by happenstance.

 As previously seen on our website as a description for a sold out accessory:

It has been said that if we all took our problems and tossed them into a pile, we would want to take all of our own problems back.