An arsenal of art journaling videos and resources to help you get started battling burnout quickly and confidently.

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I was so excited to dig in to these videos and learn more. I was able to create my first page and really enjoyed it! I didn't think about work once.

— Jennifer L.

Imagine having the resources you need to get started art journaling, find calm and start conquering burnout once and for all.

Here's what that would look like....

  • Find time to spend a few minutes just for you
  • Find the space to focus
  • Know exactly which supplies you need and how to use them
  • Help creating your very first art journal page
  • Inspiration and ideas for gathering the perfect materials to fill your journal
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I always thought journaling was boring and something I just could not do. That is until I came across Melissa's course. What a wonderful way to relax and express yourself at the same time. The information, tips, and ideas she provides are priceless.

— Theresa M.

Conquer Professional Burnout through art journaling quickly and easily using this arsenal of resources.

For a limited time, get access to the must-have resources to get started with art journaling as a way to conquer burnout. The full Burnout Battle Kit is only $39 during this sale and includes:

  • Printable guide to help you Find the Space - Even when you think you don't have any
  • Printable guide to help you Find the Time - Even when you think you don't have any
  • Video on Gathering Ephemera
  • Video and printables to help you Create Your First Page
  • Videos covering all the Basic Art Journal Supplies and what they're for
  • Basic Supplies printable list to help you get started
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Hi! I'm Melissa.

I’ve always loved creating things. Whether it’s painting, creating something out of paper, writing, drawing or even my (very) sad attempt at sewing. I would just love spending time creating, whether it was good or not. The process was comforting.

But then I let things interfere.  

Between the pressures of being a military wife and trying to build a career, I allowed all those pressures to keep me from doing the things I enjoy. Feeling the need to constantly achieve and excel, to earn more, to get a bigger title… it was an exhausting never-ending cycle.

Creativity took a back seat.

The longer I ignored my need for creativity, the more stressed, anxious and depressed I became. When I came to the realization that a career just isn’t as important as my health and happiness, things started getting better. Quick. I made a daily practice to create something in my art journal. I’m a more relaxed and happier human.

We’re all creative in one way or another. Sometimes there’s a pull to create something, but we’re just not sure what or where to start. I want to help you find your creativity.