Mindy Amita Aisling

11/11/2025

Mr. Vonnegut never disappoints. 👊

11/11/2025

We made it through Monday, my friends, it’s time to dance.

11/10/2025

Today I’m practicing the underrated art of living at human speed. Not slow, not fast... just honest. I’m letting the day stack itself: rinse the mug, answer the email, feed the ideas, water the basil, love the people. No costume changes. No pretending I’m a machine. I’m a person with a spine, a schedule, and a soft center, trying to make work that smells like real life.

I like building things that hold: a home that exhale-sighs when you walk in, a piece of content that feels like a conversation, a coaching session where the knot finally loosens. UGC is playtime for my curiosity; coaching is where I bring the flashlight and we look under the bed together. Both ask the same question: what’s true, and how do we move toward it without abandoning ourselves?

My current experiment: treat attention like currency and wonder like a muscle. Less scrolling, more noticing. Fewer perfect plans, more faithful reps.

If you’re here for work that feels alive and a life that actually fits, hi. 👋 Pull up a chair, follow me and I'll follow you. Let's support each other in loving more and living more. 💗

11/09/2025

11/09/2025

Brahahaha 😂

11/09/2025

Sundays are for snuggling and softness, the holy hush between weeks filled with work. I like to keep mine simple: kettle on, fuzzy socks, warm blankets, husband tucked under one arm and a cat loaf under the other. No performance, no productivity, just breathing at the speed of being. I tidy corners because my nervous system loves clear surfaces, light a candle because ritual makes ordinary time feel like a sanctuary, and let the day unfold without proving anything to anyone.

Softness isn’t weakness; it’s maintenance. It’s how I reset the instrument so Monday doesn’t sound like a grind. I cook something that smells like home, read a few pages that warm the soul, and practice the smallest kindnesses: long hugs, good tea, slow walks, clean sheets. I say yes to what returns me to myself and no to what pulls me out of my body. By evening, I can feel the week arriving—and I’m ready, not because I hustled harder, but because I let the softness do its quiet work.

If today needs to be gentle, I invite you to build yourself a little nest: a corner with a blanket, a cup that feels good in your hand, and someone (including you) to snuggle. Let softness have you for a while. The world will still be there tomorrow, and you’ll meet it with a steadier heart.

11/08/2025

I’m Mindy, a slow-living, small-business-obsessed, garden-tending homemaker who also happens to be an ICF-certified life and business coach and a creative who loves UGC and social media the way musicians love instruments. I believe marketing can feel good, stories can heal, and success built on self-respect is the only kind that lasts. I live in Bend, Oregon, where morning light makes a cathedral out of my kitchen and where my best ideas usually arrive between the kettle and the cats.

My work is a braid of things I care about: helping people come home to themselves, creating honest content for values-driven brands, and building ecosystems where small businesses and humans both thrive. I’ve worn a lot of hats—executive director, founder, coach, community builder—and the through-line has always been integrity, creativity, and care. I’m a highly sensitive, late-diagnosed autistic ADHDer who treats nervous-system health as strategy, not a footnote. My favorite metrics are peace, presence, and the kind of engagement that feels like a real conversation.

When I’m not coaching or crafting content, you’ll find me making soup, folding warm laundry into neat little stacks of tenderness, hiking with my husband, watering the garden, reading something soul-stirring, or scribbling ideas for the next thing that wants to be made. I’m here to build a life that fits and to help you do the same.

If you’re new, tell me where you’re reading from and what you’re working on. If you’ve been here a while, thank you for walking with me. I’m glad we found each other. Let’s make something honest and beautiful together.