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Hi, I’m Chelsea — professional dot-connector, part-time dream chaser, full-time snack enthusiast, and occasional chaos coordinator.

By day, I wrangle timelines and to-do lists like a pro. By night (and honestly, most weekends), I’m designing, writing, building our next home, or trying to tire out our cattle dog like it’s my side hustle.

This website is my digital living room — comfy pants encouraged, perfection absolutely not required. It’s where I share the behind-the-scenes of building a life that’s equal parts organized and “what in the world am I doing?”

Come for the creativity, stay for the slightly unhinged honesty.

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Breaking Through the Grind—Why Meditation Feels Harder Than It Should

Ever had a goal that should be simple but feels impossible? For me, it’s been building a consistent meditation practice. I’m hitting my other goals—career, fitness, personal growth—but meditation? Feels like dragging a boulder uphill.

Inspired by Anatomy of a Breakthrough, I ran a “friction audit” and found emotional, cognitive, and behavioral barriers in my way. Turns out, it’s not just about sitting quietly—it’s about reframing the grind, borrowing from my wins, and managing personal goals like work projects.

If meditation (or any goal) feels like a struggle, this post will help you unpack the resistance, build momentum, and grow through the grind.

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