In Designing With Energy, Nicole talks with artist Kirsten Sadlier about the movement, emotion, and intention behind her work. Kirsten creates between two coasts and infuses the spirit of each one into surfboards, sketch art, large scale abstracts, and wallpaper that reads like a love letter to place. She shares how she found her way back to art after stepping away to focus on family, how ADHD fuels her creativity, and why she believes human made art carries a feeling that AI cannot replicate...
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In Designing With Energy, Nicole talks with artist Kirsten Sadlier about the movement, emotion, and intention behind her work. Kirsten creates between two coasts and infuses the spirit of each one into surfboards, sketch art, large scale abstracts, and wallpaper that reads like a love letter to place. She shares how she found her way back to art after stepping away to focus on family, how ADHD fuels her creativity, and why she believes human made art carries a feeling that AI cannot replicate...
Patience, Purpose, and a New Home: Ali Kay’s Take on Intentional Living
Highly Affected By Her Surroundings
36 minutes
12 months ago
Patience, Purpose, and a New Home: Ali Kay’s Take on Intentional Living
In this episode of Highly Affected by Her Surroundings, I sit down with Ali Kay, an incredible entrepreneur, podcast host, and mom who’s redefining what it means to live intentionally. Ali shares her journey toward a simpler life that still embraces the lifestyle she loves, giving us a peek into the thoughtful process of designing her family’s new home. We discuss the challenges of letting go of rushed decisions, the importance of patience, and how creating a space that feels just right has t...
Highly Affected By Her Surroundings
In Designing With Energy, Nicole talks with artist Kirsten Sadlier about the movement, emotion, and intention behind her work. Kirsten creates between two coasts and infuses the spirit of each one into surfboards, sketch art, large scale abstracts, and wallpaper that reads like a love letter to place. She shares how she found her way back to art after stepping away to focus on family, how ADHD fuels her creativity, and why she believes human made art carries a feeling that AI cannot replicate...
