AI is everywhere — and so is the question: Will it replace us?
For creatives, makers, and artists, that’s a deeply personal fear. But during a recent workshop in a blooming Berlin courtyard, I was reminded of something AI can’t touch: real human connection.

In this post, I share the story of Jenny — a once-hesitant artist who now runs sold-out workshops filled with meaning, beauty, and the right people. What she’s built isn’t just profitable — it’s powerful.

Because teaching your craft isn’t just about sharing skills. It’s about scaling joy, energy, and purpose.
And no machine can replicate that.

Read the full story and download my free e-book From Maker to Mentor to start building your own soulful workshop journey.

From the alleys of Cairo to the creative hubs of Berlin, Ghaidaa’s journey is one of passion, persistence, and purpose. As a woodworker and educator, she blends traditional craft with Islamic art — and builds more than furniture. She builds confidence and connection.

Read more to discover how Ghaidaa turned a childhood dream into a soulful workshop space open to all.

Not the Best? Show Up Anyway.
As a kid in Estonia, I dreamed of singing in our national Song Festival — even though I wasn’t a strong singer. I showed up to choir practice anyway. That small act of consistency taught me something I’ve carried into my creative business ever since.
This post is a reminder that you don’t have to be the best to begin — you just have to begin.

Read more for a story about perseverance, passion, and what happens when you simply keep showing up.

When Jenny moved to Berlin with no German and an unfinished art degree, she didn’t have it all figured out — but she kept creating. Today, she’s running soulful workshops, exhibiting her art, and inspiring others to do the same. This post is a reminder that you don’t need to be perfect to begin. You just need to show up.

Read more to discover Jenny’s journey — and why your creative idea is worth starting now.