Digital Wellness

You told yourself it would take a weekend. Maybe two weekends, max. You’d seen other people do it! You’d scrolled through Showit templates, bookmarked a few designs you liked, and hyped yourself up with “how hard can a DIY website really be?”

Do you want to guess what’s probably costing you time, money, and peace of mind without you even fully realizing it? Scope creep. That sneaky little monster that turns your projects into never-ending nightmares where “just one more little thing” becomes seventeen more things and suddenly you’re working twice as many hours for the same amount of money.

Hey, not to call you out or anything but, why are you avoiding your own website? Maybe you’re not consciously thinking “I’m avoiding my website,” but when was the last time you actually looked at it? Like, really looked at it from a visitor’s perspective? When was the last time you updated something, shared the link without apologizing for it, or felt genuinely excited to send someone there?

Recently, I’ve been thinking about how much of our lives we spend online these days – scrolling, creating content, managing websites, responding to emails, building businesses in digital spaces – and how little attention we pay to whether those digital experiences are actually… good for us.