I spent some time trying to figure out how to tie all of my various creative threads into one neat bow. I am hopeful that I have found the answer in a new, integrated YouTube channel named The Wedgwood Cottage Studio.
New year, new beginning. However! I am giving nothing up. I am packing it all into the back end of an ancient land yacht of a station wagon and taking it into the future with me.
Episode Summary & What It Might Mean to You
Today’s episodes are about taking inventory.
Not to solve anything, but to notice where attention actually is right now.
(Links at the bottom)
If you’ve ever felt pulled in several directions at once, or unsure whether you’re standing still or quietly moving forward, these two opening episodes may feel familiar.
In this two-part conversation, we explored what it feels like to pause long enough to see what’s moving easily, and what’s resisting effort. We talked about unfinished work, competing projects, and the quiet pressure of time, especially when curiosity keeps offering “just one more idea.”
We noticed how containment can be a form of kindness. How giving something a place to wait can create enough calm to finish what’s already on the table. We also noticed what happens when we’re working with the wrong map, mental or physical, when a way of thinking that fits one kind of journey doesn’t quite work for another.
We didn’t try to fix any of it.
We didn’t make plans.
We didn’t force conclusions.
Instead, Fab stepped in to tell her own story, and Ewen of the Old Trails spoke about winter, truth, and walking a careful path. His words weren’t meant as answers, but as companions to the questions.
You don’t need to do anything with this.
Let it land — or not.
The room will still be here.
