Hi, I’m Kimberly.
Made of ideas. Built with purpose.
I’m a mom, author, creative experimenter, and lifelong collector of ideas that usually begin with, “Okay, hear me out...”
Some of those ideas become community projects. Some become books. Some involve lasers, questionable amounts of equipment, and a complete disregard for how many hours are in a day.
And while my ideas don’t always have much in common, they usually start with the same question: “What if we actually did something about it?”

Yes, there is a plan-ish
Pick your rabbit hole.
There’s a little bit of everything happening around here. Start wherever something catches your attention.

Community Impact
Helping people doesn’t have to involve a nonprofit, a committee, or seventeen meetings that could’ve been emails. Explore real projects, practical ways to help, and ideas you’re absolutely encouraged to steal.

Little Hands, Big Impact
Kids shouldn’t have to wait until they’re grown to make a difference. Little Hands, Big Impact makes volunteering accessible to children through meaningful, age-appropriate activities that help them discover just how much good they can do. Designed to work in schools, daycares, homeschool groups, and beyond—without adding another giant project to anyone’s plate.

Books & ADHD
ADHD, motherhood, executive dysfunction, and the occasional spectacular failure to locate my keys. I write about real life, including the things we probably should talk about more. And yes, there’s an entire book about planning for your own death. You’re welcome.

Creative Products
I have lasers, creative ideas, and apparently very little ability to leave well enough alone. From personalized gifts to unexpected creations, I love making things that make people stop, smile, and ask, “Wait, how did you do that?” Sometimes sentimental, sometimes a little ridiculous, but never boring.

Speaking & Conversations
I’ve got opinions, stories, ideas, and absolutely no shortage of things worth talking about. From volunteering and ADHD to getting our affairs in order before somebody has to figure out our passwords, let’s have some useful conversations.