We take on roles and jobs that slowly suffocate the creative spark we were born with. The juice. The muse. The quiet, insistent voice that says, This is what you’re here to make.

The seasons of a creative business aren’t measured only in launches and sales—they’re measured in the people, projects, and risks that quietly reshape what’s possible.

"This blog is part of my writing studio. This is where I can invite others to share their perspective and to consider where my views on humanity meets theirs."

This book is a literary gem, a well orchestrated song, a work of art in the mind's eye and more than anything a testament to what is possible.

TODAY'S SPOTLIGHT: Lessons In Dry Drowning by Sarah Marine Sarah is AVANTHAM's debut author and proof that exceptional young writers don't have to wait for "someday."

The present moment is always waiting for us to just take notice. To grab hold of it before it fades away.

At the heart of writing or sketching or creating anything is the desire to connect or to better see and understand the world we live in.

"And if we are born in the image of God, that means we are born to create. And if we are born to create, we are born to create a world that is fit for God." -- Michael Gerber

This is one of the hardest truths to write: achievement doesn't heal childhood trauma. You can build a beautiful life, earn degrees, create a family, and still feel like that displaced child inside.

Magic and irony all rolled up into one. My daughter singing a song about running from the daylight as I, her mother wrote a memoir titled 'Running Into the Night.'