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Storyteller and Communicator…Forever looking to the skies, mountains, and oceans finding powerful words to describe what I see. It’s a gift, you see, and I want to share it. I am passionate about helping my clients find, craft, and share their stories.

 
 

Client Review

“Katherine has a gift for connecting with people through her writing and personal interactions. We trusted her to provide our first line of communication with new customers and were thrilled with the impact she made on them. On top of this, she is extremely organized, quick to solve problems, and able to adapt to changing needs. I highly recommend her.”

- Ainsley Arment, Wild + Free

 
 
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Always Always Looking for a Sunset
Always Always Looking for a Sunset
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Artificial Intelligence: A Brave New World
Artificial Intelligence: A Brave New World

Check out the article I wrote for New Shelves Books on artificial intelligence and what it means for us, our children, and grandchildren.

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Missing Out On Nothing
Missing Out On Nothing

“I can say now we were rich—not because of the land and cattle—but because our parents loved one another well. They loved each of us enough to sacrifice for our good—even when we protested loudly.”

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Waiting in the Train Station—Waiting to begin EMDR
Waiting in the Train Station—Waiting to begin EMDR
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The Magic of Floating in the Sea
The Magic of Floating in the Sea

Ocean-floating is kind of like magic…

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JH Ranch is where I grew up and where I still find my inspiration.

Follow Along

“Listening, really listening is like learning another language. Listening is a risk. It can be a scary space. It requires releasing control. It requires staying with a person as they are, not as you think they should be or want them to be. No a
"I don't want to show up with my gifts in order to be seen. I want to show up because I am seen." Anjuli's words resonate with me. She tells me when I share my gifts because I love people, I find success. Anjuli speaks truth, and she brings
The Water-Lily Pond: Claude Monet, 1899 “This Monet (and variations of it) is one of the most popular works in the world. Sometimes the art elite get offended that people prefer pretty paintings. They say, ‘What about war, what about cri
Woman in Blue Reading a Letter: Johannes Vermeer, c. 1663 “Vermeer celebrates everyday life: Here, a woman who seems nice stands by the window and reads a letter. It wasn’t simple to paint that picture, but the message is quite simple: O
“Art can also make us feel less alone with the melancholy stuff of life. This Ansel Adams image has a sad message, which is that seasons wax and wane, and we’re all fated to go the way of the leaves. What do we do with that sadness? Adams
When your hair is straight, and you wish you had these curls. 💕
Give them all of my dear love and a kiss. Tell them I think of them by day, pray for them by night, and find my best comfort in their affection at all times. A year seems very long to wait before I see them, but remind them that while we wait we may