Wildish Blog
Reflections on running a sustainable, anti-hustle business while tapping into seasonal rhythms.
Sustainable practice-building, one post at a time.
About Me
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Other than writing overly opinionated emails (my love language), I can usually be found reading, hiking in the woods, or gazing at the moon. I’m a crunchy 40-something mom of three teenagers. I could eat tacos every single day (and sometimes I do). I live for live music, witchy rituals, cold lake swims, and deep conversations around a campfire. I adore strong coffee and quick-witted sarcasm. My finely-tuned bullshit meter has zero tolerance for bullies or bro culture. I think plants are endlessly fascinating—Maybe even more so than humans. I like to do the opposite of what people tell me to do.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to mysticism, ritual, and the sacred feminine. I’ve spent my entire adult life supporting women in reclaiming their power, bodies, voices and creativity. Today, that work lives through Wildish.
For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to mysticism, ritual, and the sacred feminine. I've spent my entire adult life supporting women in reclaiming their power, bodies, voices, and creativity.
Today, that work lives through Wildish.
I help wellness practitioners build sustainable practices — rooted in cycles, intuition, and pleasure, not hustle.
At the core of my work is one belief: You can build a practice you actually love running — and that practice can be a tool for cultural change.
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Why "Charge Your Worth" Is Rooted in White Supremacy (And What to Do Instead)
Care work is undervalued
What Schools Are Really Teaching Our Kids
How School Attendance Pressure Fuels Teen Burnout and Mental Health Struggles
Building an Anti-Capitalist Business Rooted in Community
Discover how community care, collaboration, and Portland-based networking can help you thrive without burnout. Join the Gentle Revolution and connect with like-minded local creatives and entrepreneurs.
The Invisible Obstacle to Mental Health?
This is the invisible obstacle when it comes to mental health?
Capitalism Is Draining Us — But We Don’t Have to Play Along
Your micro-business or side hustle can be an act of resistance against cultural expectations and norms.
Don’t be an NPC
Rewriting the American dream
Your 9-5 is Someone Else’s Passive Income.
From a very young age, we are taught how to be good workers. How to follow the rules. How to stand in line and be quiet and wait to be called on.