Hi there,

I've spent some 25 years trying to define myself. Experimenting with how to explain all the different parts of me and how everything connects.

How do you even begin to explain how...

art,
design,
photography,
farming,
gardening,
teaching,
singing,
writing,
chaos,
breakthroughs,
THE MAGIC,
my life's work...

connect?

The truth is, one day, after the hardest year of my life, I surrendered. Full submission. I stopped trying to explain myself. There is a lot of joy in that.

Spent some time in nature, spent some time with family and friends, and things started coming together. Sometimes everything changes all at once. That's just the way life goes.

All I have ever wanted is to work hard enough to express myself freely, unabashedly, and to get to share that with you. Through that process I've realized it's actually been about being brave enough to be myself. To fully find my way back to her. Invisible Thread came from that rekindling, with myself and you, everyone who supports me. That permission, to choose myself, my happiness, brought me back to life. Thank you.

Season 1 is filled with complicated and compelling stories, embodying all of the versions of us who have come before this one. Especially the versions who dreamt as wide as the night sky. Shoutout to the fearlessness that lives within each and every one of us.

If you are reading this, you are probably someone who has experienced some shit. Who hasn't?

What I want you to know about me is, I am perfectly imperfect, and I am no victim to circumstance. I am committed to love, to family, to leaving this life better than I found it. What I want you to know about this work is, like me, it is finding itself and it is a labor of love - for me, for you, for love itself.

This podcast is for you. Every episode is a window into a story, a life, a thread. I hope you enjoy this labor of love, that you feel a little lighter, a little less alone, heart a little stronger, world a little wider.

Life is yawning open for you.

Cheers to figuring it out!

Euphoric and awestruck,

Evelyn