How to be a mom and an artist and a business owner.
November 04, 2008
Have you ever tried Googling that phrase? I have. I know. A little embarrassing. But the truth is, you can’t really find an answer to that question. Experience is the only teacher.
Well, I guess if you googledd that phrase now, you would find this.
I was invited to be a guest blogger at Le Papier Studios, (A DARLING shop by the way…get your christmas goodies here!) and I spilled the beans about balance, and life and priorities and trying to live all three roles.
Something I hope to learn more about everyday. Life is meant to be lived…and when life is busy, there is no reason you still can’t enjoy it all. So…here is my two cents on the subject. (Ok…more like 10 bucks…it is a bit long, but then, couldn’t we all write novels on this subject?)
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Thanks for sharing, Sarah. As a young mom trying to start an illustration business as well, this advice is well appreciated. I am also LDS, and I realize the importance of putting families first, which is hard to balance with creating, but always ALWAYS worth it!
Dear Sarah-
I am so glad we did this. You are an inspiration to me (as you already know) and I want all others to know the way to balances life. This was fun!
Thanks so much for the great article… I am of course sitting here reading your blog while I should be finishing sewing a kids book I have on order!!! I am calling it my lunch break, but now all inspired I must get to the machine. Thanks for sharing your experience.
thanks you guys! this was so fun to do! it also is nice to get my thoughts in writing! Hope to post more about this in my blog too!
Off to discover this new blog AND your etsy shop. Those cards above are adorable. That red scallop is to-die-for.
P.S. Found you via Design Mom who linked to you today. I’m glad you enjoyed the retreat!