I was sitting in my corporate office, stifling my true self, playing it safe when everything in me wanted to create. And then, a lyric from a Jason Mraz song played in my head: “Leap and the net will appear.”
So I leaped.
Years later, I’m still leaping every single day. But now, it’s into the quiet of my Montana studio, where pine trees frame my window and deer wander past while I work.
I sit down in the early morning darkness, wood stove crackling, coffee in hand, and I create jewelry at a pace that feels honest. Not rushed. Not mass-produced. Just thoughtful, small-batch pieces made when you order them.
