Peg Fitzpatrick

1 month ago | pegfitzpatrick.com | Peg Fitzpatrick

Let’s be honest—sometimes you don’t need to go anywhere, you need a vibe shift. That’s where Pinterest comes in. It’s not just a pretty place to save home decor or plan your dream vacation (though yes, I fully support a well-curated Paris board). Pinterest is a tool I use daily to spark joy, reset my mindset, and map out the kind of life I want—no boarding pass necessary. If you want to romanticize your life, Pinterest is your best-kept secret.

1 month ago | pegfitzpatrick.com | Peg Fitzpatrick

Visual remixing is the new discovery engine. And nowhere is that more true than on Pinterest. From Gen Z’s viral Shuffles to curated moodboards that double as strategy tools, Pinterest collages are more than just pretty—they’re powerful. In a sea of scroll-and-forget content, these layered visuals are getting saved, searched, and shared like crazy.

1 month ago | pegfitzpatrick.com | Peg Fitzpatrick

Digital ownership for small business isn’t just a nice-to-have anymore—it’s essential. When you’re running a small business in today’s online world, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly chasing the algorithm. One day your content is soaring, the next—crickets. I’ve been there, and so has my guest on the podcast this week: Kinsey Soderberg, a brilliant voice in the AI space and someone who’s making real waves in an industry that, let’s face it, still skews male-heavy.

Feb 24, 2025 | pegfitzpatrick.com | Peg Fitzpatrick

In a world where we're constantly urged to buy more and upgrade everything, it's easy to get caught in the whirlwind of consumerism. But lately, I’ve been exploring a different path, inspired by a movement called ‘underconsumption core.' This trend is about making the most of what we already have, buying only what we truly need, and finding joy in simplicity. Emerging on platforms like TikTok, ‘underconsumption core' responds to the pervasive culture of overconsumption and waste.

Feb 3, 2025 | pegfitzpatrick.com | Peg Fitzpatrick

Writing is hard. There, I said it. Even the pros like Stephen King, who’s churned out more bestsellers than most of us have had cups of tea, admit that the process isn’t always a walk in the park. But here’s the thing—Stephen King doesn’t just write; he teaches us how to write better. His book On Writing is a goldmine of advice, no fluff, no filler, just straight-up actionable wisdom for writers at every level.