Exhibit A: I’ve always wanted to do something “meaningful.” Meaningful to me, first. But perhaps someone else might feel the same way. A k-pop event was one of that.

소확행 sohwakhaeng. It’s an abbreviation or a short version of 소소하지만 확실한 행복, which means “small but certain happiness.” Do you have a sohwakhaeng?

We’re half-way through the year! I just did a partial “audit” of how my business has progressed for the past 6 months. I say business because I really really need to start operating like one instead of having the employee or “I’m just a freelancer” mindset.

May was such a full month for me and I’m sooooo so grateful. Here’s a mini recap of what filled my May.

Little by little, I’m coming out of my shell when it comes to being a creative business owner. There, I said it! Even typing that out took a lot of guts. Whew. Here are some of the “arts” of business that I’ve learned through the years.

For almost a year now, I’ve had the privilege of helping CCK create and write their social media content. Through this opportunity, I realized that design can really make a difference in someone’s life, albeit indirectly.

It wasn’t like the eureka moment Archimedes had in the bath. It was incremental.

That incremental growth in my relationship with God led me to where I am today: an independent design studio catering to clients of different backgrounds.

I've learned that the world doesn't revolve around me or what I do. The world rests in His hands. It's about time we rest in Him, too.

This is the tight space I’ve created. I clean my desk or my room every day before I begin working. No matter how spotless they are, there would still be so much clutter in my heart.

I was drowning. I was weary, tired, worried.

Come up for air.

I didn’t hear these words exactly, but I kept listening. I kept pressing in.

I had the privilege of creating a logo for a coffee shop called “Te Amo.”

The name itself already feels heartwarming, but even more so when they told me they wanted their visual identity to be a tribute to their inspiration—their mom.