When your brand doesn’t feel like you anymore, it’s not just a marketing problem. It becomes a mental load. This post explores how a thoughtful rebrand can relieve stress, restore confidence, and make showing up feel easier again.

“Done, not perfect” isn’t lazy. It’s mentally healthy. This post explores how perfectionism stalls creativity, why progress matters more than polish, and practical ways to keep creating even when your inner critic is loud.

If branding makes your brain feel like 37 tabs are open at once, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down why design anxiety happens, how too many options create decision fatigue, and simple steps to streamline your brand without losing your personality.

There was no single moment where trust magically clicked. Just slow steps forward, breakdowns and breakthroughs, and a refusal to give up. This is how I learnt to believe in myself as a design even when the world told me not to.

Imposter syndrome doesn’t mean you’re failing. It means you care. In this post, I share my personal journey with self-doubt as a designer (and business owner), how I move through it, and why the best thing you can do is create anyway.

Inspiration isn’t endless. It’s earned through rest, reflection, and rhythm. In this post, I unpack how burnout impacts creativity, why rest is a non-negotiable part of the design process, and practical ways to recharge as a creative business owner.

Play isn’t childish. It’s powerful. This blog explores why adult creativity matters more than we think, and how reconnecting with play can help you spark innovation, build resilience, and show up in business with more clarity, joy, and originality.

Designing a brand takes strategy. But designing your day? That takes soul. Here’s how I structure my mornings, balance my creativity with care, and honour my mental health through gentle, intentional routines and how you can too.

There was a point not long ago where I stood on the edge of walking away from the business I built. The burnout was brutal. The doubt was louder than the dream. But something held me there. This is the story of how I almost gave up on entrepreneurship and why I didn’t.

We’re taught that creativity needs structure. Discipline. Control. But what if the opposite is true? What if chaos (burnout, mania, uncertainty, imperfection) is where our truest ideas live? This is an exploration of creative chaos, and how I’ve designed through the mess.

This year’s competition was about breathing space. Where can you go to breathe? How do we facilitate an environment for students to nurture their mental state? What can a building do to emphasise the need for self-care?