Where Does the Time Go? A Monthly Reflection

I know I say this every month when writing my review, but honestly—where does the time go?! It feels like I blinked, and another month has flown by. But with the changing seasons and the lighter evenings creeping in, I think we can all agree that there's a renewed sense of energy in the air.

Creativity in Full Swing

One of the highlights of the month has been the start of my Gracie Glass copper foil classes for the year. There’s something incredibly special about seeing people tap into their creativity, watching their ideas come to life, and witnessing the joy that creating something with their own hands brings. Every class is an opportunity to be inspired, and I love being a part of that process.

The Podcast Returns

I’ve also been back behind the mic, recording Season 4 of the Strings To Your Bow podcast! This season will take us from September to December 2025, and I can already tell it’s going to be one of the best yet. The guests are absolutely fascinating, and it’s a brilliant excuse to meet new people, hear their stories, and share their journeys with you. It never ceases to amaze me how much wisdom and insight people have to offer.

Supporting New Clients

February brought new opportunities as I onboarded new clients, and now their work is starting to flow in. There’s something deeply satisfying about knowing that I can help lighten their load so they can focus on what they do best. Being able to provide support, streamline processes, and make their lives that little bit easier is a big part of why I love what I do.

Back to Fell Racing

On a more personal note, I’ve thrown myself back into fell racing. And let me tell you, while I feel like I’m absolutely dying in the moment, the sense of achievement at the end makes it all worth it! It’s a reminder that pushing yourself, even when it feels impossible, brings immense rewards.

Looking Ahead

April is shaping up to be a mix of work and well-deserved rest. With several bank holidays on the horizon, there’s time to pause and recharge—something that’s definitely needed. There’s also a trip away planned, which I’m really looking forward to.

That said, I do have some planning to do. A big contract ends in early May, which means a shift in workload and, of course, a temporary hit to my income. While I’ll miss that stability, I’m also excited about the doors it will open. It’s a chance to welcome new clients, explore new opportunities, and embrace whatever comes next.

So, here’s to another month of creativity, connection, and new challenges. Let’s see where the time takes us next!