My home was published in Architectural Digest this month, and here’s what it was like behind the scenes.

Longer days can be a test for a freelancer when time is of the essence. Here’s what I published this month.

Maybe this is a secret that should probably stay as such, but nevertheless, I’ll share it with you: There’s a lot of guilt in freelancing.

I don’t believe in writer's block. For those who choose to write as a career, in the year 2024, there really is no time to leave a page blank.

I am a sucker for January. I love the promise it holds; the chilly-weather excuse it brings to stay in.

A few years ago, when I was just starting out as a freelancer, my friend Ann gave me some advice.

I’ll tell you a little secret about writing: Sometimes the first draft is the final draft.

Earlier this month, a friend asked how long it takes me to write a story. “It depends,” I said, which is probably the worst way to answer a question when someone wants something definitive.

If there’s one question I get asked a lot as a business owner, it’s this: How do you manage your time?