Plan-her Clips that Equip
Not just for planner girls & enthusiasts
BECOMING
Intentional Reminders for women still
This is more than just a clip. It's an intentional reminder
-something small you can see and touch that calls you to pause, reflect, and return to what's true.
These clips were born in a season I never saw coming-what many call a "dark night of the soul." In that shadow, God met me with light... through art. That's when I discovered resin. Or rather, God gifted me with A Résin (reason) to Play-a reason to stay. to heal, to create.
From Limp to Legacy
On October 2nd, 2018, I launched my very first clip: A Walk in Her Shoes.
"It told the story of a woman who walked with a limp-something visible to everyone, yet no one knew it was caused by a tiny pebble hidden in her shoe. A metaphor for unseen pain and hidden struggles. (Much love to Pastor Trishelle Phillips, who shared this story with me way back when. It's still bearing fruit.)
That pebble represented my unseen pain, dysfunction, and trauma. Over time, that limp became my norm... until God began to heal what had once gone unnoticed, not by others but by me.
From that healing came these pieces-what I now call Clips that Equip. They're not just for planner girls and enthusiasts.
They're for women like all of us-still becoming, still healing, still walking it out with God.
So when you see this clip, let it be more than decor. Let it be a cue to pause, reflect, and remember: you're seen, you're healing, and you're never walking alone.
Anniversary Edition: Pebble Outta My Pumps
Now, seven years later, I’m releasing the Anniversary Edition: Pebble Outta My Pumps Because that sister isn’t walking with a limp anymore. She’s walking with more clarity, strength, and significance.
Rooted Not Rattled
Rooted NOT Rattled. It’s a visual cue to stay grounded—no matter the winds that blow. To remind you that your strength isn’t in perfection, but in your foundation: God’s love. God’s peace. God’s truth. Packages have been mailed and will be arriving soon.
There Is Grace For That
When You’re Tempted to Judge…
“Grace is not a pass—it’s a gift - that leads to a path. A way forward when the lines blur and love is the only clear thing.”
So whether it’s someone else’s story, your own misstep, or a situation that feels too complicated to fix—there is grace for that.