Author: Lisa Saul

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*SHOP* Our softcover notebook prices are, sadly, rising. Here’s why …

We got an unexpected email from Amazon last week that has our blood boiling. To understand what’s happening, and why it is an injustice, you need to understand how Amazon works and what they’re about to do. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the murky world of Amazon’s book publishing and profits.

Adventure is calling … Our new video.

Do you feel the pull to travel somewhere? You just might after watching this! Come enjoy the epicness of our new video.

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*ART* Do you have a ton of unused art or craft supplies and a load of guilt? Then this post is for you.

Do you have cupboards full of unused art and craft supplies and a trail of good intentions gone bad? Does not using them make you feel guilty or even frustrated? Try this instead …

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*SHOP* Why should you journal? A little video for you.

We made a little inspirational video about journalling and notebooks to inspire you to even more creativity. It’s our very first video, so come take a look.

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*LIFE* The Centre of the Storm

On Sunday night, our builder’s mother-in-law suddenly died.

That might not sound terribly significant, more like a tragedy far removed from you and thus irrelevant. But let me see if I can explain what this might have to do with you.

*BOOKS* Our new colouring book + free colouring pages.

Go behind the scenes of our how our brand-new colouring book – the first in the 5-Minute Colouring Book Series – came about and the supernatural encounter that inspired it.

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*LIFE* “What the world needs now is you, sweet you.” Here’s why …

Too often we underestimate and limit what a God-led path looks like, especially in others. Here are two real-world stories of God moving in the unlikeliest of things and the unlikeliest of people.

Would you have been guilty of misjudging these situations before seeing the outcomes?