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🎉 Huge congratulations to Stef Kay on the launch of Paper Trails!

Part memoir, part guide, this beautiful book is for anyone who has ever felt disconnected from themselves, unsure of what they truly want, or weighed down by pressure, perfection, and “shoulds.” Through creative, low-pressure journaling, Stef helps readers rebuild a relationship with their inner voice—one honest page at a time.

As a writer, creative, and co-founder of Everything Journals, Stef knows firsthand how powerful journaling can be. After burnout led her away from a successful career in sales and consulting, creative journaling became a path back to clarity, healing, and self-trust. Now, through *Paper Trails*, she’s helping others create meaningful, sustainable practices rooted in self-connection.

This book is a gentle invitation to create stories, collect memories, gather joy, and move through life with more alignment and wholeness. ✨

Let’s support Stef and celebrate this exciting launch by checking out Paper Trails on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H3WV78NN

Launch Date: July 14, 2026

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🎉 Huge congratulations to author Maya Murphy on the launch of her beautiful new book, At Home Within! 🏡✨

In a world that often feels rushed and overwhelming, Maya offers something so many of us are deeply longing for: a peaceful, faith-filled home that strengthens the heart and supports the life God has called us to live.

Drawing from 20 home renovations alongside her husband, Dave, and years of hands-on experience in stewardship, investing, and intentional living, Maya shares practical wisdom for creating a home that is spiritually grounded, financially stable, functional for everyday life, and personally beautiful. Through honest stories, biblical encouragement, and sustainable systems that truly work, *At Home Within* reminds us that the atmosphere within our walls begins with the condition of our hearts.

This book goes far beyond decorating tips—it’s an invitation to cultivate rhythms, routines, and spaces that bring peace, purpose, and joy to your family life. Whether you’re redesigning a room, building better habits, or simply longing for more calm and alignment in your home, Maya’s message will inspire and equip you every step of the way.

Let’s show Maya some love and support as she shares this powerful message with the world! 💛

Be sure to check out At Home Within on Amazon here:
https://a.co/d/07oWeZ4b

📘 Launch Date: June 2, 2026

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