Molly Hahn

That was amazing.

Thank you so much.

I'm blushing.

Oh man, that was great.

Yeah.

There's always something that I'm up to outside of that.

What a great question.

So initially, the doodles started out as a passion project.

Like you said, in my bio is going through a tough time in life.

I was freelance illustrating.

I'm super grateful for the work I was having.

But it was definitely a creative drain and like a contract fell through and just some other things were happening in my life.

And I really felt lost.

And like, totally like out of alignment with my purpose, because I had, you know, been touring conventions for a while and took a break from doing that sharing my self published work and kids books, but kind of like got off track.

And so I started the Buddha doodles to remind myself of the important things in life.

You know, like just simply a meditation each morning for me.

It was like medicine for me.

And it helped.

I noticed that I was actually very skeptical of affirmations initially.

But I remember a speech a mentor of mine gave during this like self-employment training course I took here in Santa Barbara a few years ago.