Your work isn’t just about hitting numbers or managing programs—it’s about changing lives, shifting systems, and delivering on a mission that truly matters. But even the most passionate teams can struggle to find clarity amid competing priorities, board expectations, and urgent day-to-day demands.

You’ve got the idea, the energy, maybe even some early wins. But turning that spark into something sustainable—something that resonates with people, attracts support, and actually moves forward—is another story.

The Trump Administration has brought in two planeloads of White South Africans known as Afrikaners to resettle in the US, flying into cities in the South, where White colonizers — both slave owners and land owners — have historically settled.

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It’s official: ✷ Tiny Little Cosmos has a home of its own. TLC has been a long time in the making. It’s my one-person creative studio for moments of transformation: the pivots, the expansions, the new beginnings that don’t quite have a name yet.

Some projects don’t go the way you hope—and still leave behind something meaningful. This is the story of one early collaboration, what it taught me about creative trust, and how it helped shape Anchor & Action.