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Ever since leaving social media in 2021, I craved an online space of my very own, one I actually wanted to spend time in.

Somewhere I could pour my creative-self into without worrying about: how to have your writing and art be seen and adored by more people, reaching a certain amount of likes on a post, and whether or not a complete stranger thought I was cool.

Instead, I wanted to “worry” about: how to better organize my unfiltered thoughts on my relationship with writing, where to put all of the book quotes I had been collecting over the years, and relearning how to create and share art that brought me joy.

The solution I opted for: build it myself, with a tool I’ve already been using for years (Notion).

And unlike before, during periods of anxiety, illness, or overwhelm, I would have an anchor back to myself.

A reminder that stepping away doesn’t have to mean falling behind or abandoning everything, but a decision to create as and for myself.

Over two years later, A Home for Creating continues to ebb and flow alongside me, shaping itself into a living archive of my creative life.

An ever-evolving digital world designed to support and inspire how I choose to be in-process with my creative practices.

A place that allows me to be me, no strings attached.

And I would be thrilled to have you join me.

Chloe (:

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What I’ve Been Sharing

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Take a Look Inside

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Frequently Asked Questions

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When You Become a Member

You gain access to a digital world I built using Notion. One I continue to fill with research rabbit holes, voice-notes, thought-explorations, personal videos, mini workshops, essays, and musings on the creative-process…

As well as behind the scenes of my pottery practice, writing process, reading reflections, on-going experiments, a library of archived content, resources, and more.

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Testimonials

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“I'm a new subscriber, but so far I'm loving being a part of your digital world. I feel inspired and like I can finally get my own in order. Also, I love hearing about your process, your frustrations, because I share a lot of them. It makes me not feel so alone. Thank you!” — Margaret

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“The most impactful experience for me has been the creative diaries. As someone who is a big ideator and thinker, I often don't feel that I am able to empty myself or see progress. The framework you introduced came at a time when a personal mantra of mine, "allow the process to change you," is important in my journey. The way you've created Notion as an organism rather than a stagnant template has opened up new ways of seeing Notion and my own process.” — Monica

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