Notebooks

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Because some thoughts deserve better than the Notes app.

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Fresh pages, curious possibilities. These 15 × 21 cm lined notebooks are made for busy minds, wandering thoughts and all the things you're absolutely certain you'll remember later. You won't. Write them down.

 

Use yours for lists, shopping plans, reading logs, goal setting, journalling, business sparks, creative ideas, or that brilliant thought that arrives while the kettle is boiling.

 

Every cover features my original artwork, turning an everyday notebook into a little piece of usable art. They're professionally printed, made to feel good in your hands and sturdy enough to survive actual life rather than sit looking pristine on a shelf.

 

Use it neatly. Scribble all over it. Start on page 17 because apparently that's where you felt like starting.

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There are no rules. It's your notebook.

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You can purchase notebooks online or browse them in person when you come along to a Creative Abyss class.

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The Business Sisterhood

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I'd change this section a little more because currently it reads like publisher/promotional copy rather than you explaining why this book is on your website.

 

31 Australian women. 31 very different experiences of building a business. And I'm one of them.

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The Business Sisterhood is for women with a dream, the beginnings of an idea, an established business, or anyone wondering what on earth they've got themselves into.

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Inside, 31 Australian women share the experiences, lessons, mistakes and strategies they've collected while building businesses and navigating change.

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This isn't a book about having everything figured out. It's filled with real stories from women who have actually done the messy bit: starting, learning, changing direction, getting things wrong, trying again and building businesses that work for their lives.

 

I'm proud to be one of the contributing authors and to share a little of my own Creative Abyss story within its pages.

 

It's part inspiration, part practical wisdom and part reminder that there isn't only one right way to build a business.