Hi, I’m Ashton, and I’m obsessed with goal setting. My husband, family, and creative business friends will all tell you that I’m the goals and planning person. So it’s no secret that I am a big fan of goal setting, and I tend to think and talk a lot about my goals, planning & productivity.
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I’ve just been dying to share my pocket planner setup, and I finally have a moment to sit down and tell you all about it! I’ll also share all about my new planner from Gillio Firenze and how I’m liking it so far.
The ring bound pocket size planner I’m using is a Compagna in Pocket XL, by Gillio F...
Are you ready for a focused 2025? I know I am. In this post, I’m excited to share with you the launch of my 2025 goal planner printables!
Every year I design an actionable workbook that you can print out (or use digitally on your iPad) to brainstorm, set goals, and track your achievements through...
Have you ever dealt with the frustration of facing a blank page? You feel ready to create, so you gather your supplies and sit down to begin your project… and your mind suddenly goes blank. I’m excited to share a fun tool I’ve developed to help conquer this paralyzing feeling: creating a personal...
As a small business owner, there are so many things you are responsible for keeping track of. When those tasks only need to be done annually, it is easy to procrastinate on them or even forget about them entirely.
Over the past few years, I’ve developed a series of steps that I can follow to m...
Hi, friends! This post is a fun one. Today, I’m sharing several ideas for creative journal spreads you can create. Whenever I set up a new journal, I’m always looking for fun pages I can set up that will serve my planning needs functionally but that I can also enjoy as a fun creative outlet.Pleas...
Here on the blog you'll find articles about art journaling, planning, goal setting, and tips and tricks I've learned in my work as an artist. I love to share behind the scenes peeks into my studio and sketchbook, as well as how I balance digital & analog tools as a surface designer. Go ahead, leave a comment!