I did the whole “successful adult” thing.
The title. The gold star. The burnout. The autopilot life.
Then I finally asked the question most people avoid: What if I don’t want this version of adulthood?
So I walked away, moved to a tiny wellness town in the woods called Serenbe, and started over.
Now I’m sharing what I’m learning.
The stories, the people, the rituals, and the tiny shifts that help me come back to myself again and again.
If you’re waking up to your own life, you’ll fit right in here.
This isn’t a self-help guide. God no. Life at Play is a grown-up reset button.
Part storytelling studio, part modern wellness experiment, part insider’s guide to Serenbe — all designed to help you live a life that actually feels like yours.
This is where we talk about the stuff most adults whisper about:
feeling burnt out but not broken
wanting a slower life but not a smaller one
navigating motherhood without losing yourself
experimenting with joy, woo, creativity, and community
finding your way back to the person you remember being
Everything here helps you reconnect — to your body, your joy, your intuition, your actual life.
(Honest stories and tiny experiments for a more intentional life.)
If you’re rebuilding your life (or want to), you’ll like it here. Every week or so, I write from the messy middle:
And the reminders I wish someone had handed me when I was burnt out, lonely, and trying to rebuild my life without blowing it up.
It’s the best way to join this growing community.
Life at Play started in Serenbe — this weird, wonderful tiny wellness town — but what I share here is really about living more awake, wherever you are.
It’s a place full of artists, healers, dreamers, farmers, creators, neighbors doing extraordinary things.
It’s also a place where people are experimenting with a slower, more connected, more intentional way of living.
And I want you to have access to it.
Every week or so, I send a story from the messy middle of slow living, creativity, motherhood,
rebuilding a life, or something magical happening around Serenbe.
It’s warm. It’s honest. It’s a little woo.
And it’s the best way to be part of this growing community.
Stories, rituals, local magic, and a reminder you’re not doing life alone.
