Jaime Fenwick is the founder of Bringing Inspiration Home, a business dedicated to inspiring women to pursue their dreams and tap into their creative gifts through the pursuit of beauty, adventure, and purposeful living. This episode is a reminder that if God has gifted and impassioned you with a dream, there is no reason to let your lack of training stand in the way of pursuing it.

IF YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR INSPIRATION THAT CAN FUEL YOUR DREAM, THIS IS THE EPISODE FOR YOU.

Jaime teaches us about being renewed in our dream and how we can find ways to pursue the restorative, transformative work that makes space for organic creative thought.

She explains how the pursuit of the dream that is most instinctive for you melts away your fears and builds momentum to keep going.

Her story is also an encouragement to involve others in our dream, and it shows us the value of seeking help when we need it.

Jaime adds to the conversation that we’ve already begun here that your dream really isn’t about you. There’s someone out there it will serve; dream for them. Dream for God’s kingdom—that His name would be made known, that doing what you were made to do will point back to Him and His work in the world. I could hear this in her voice near the end of the interview and, even as we got off the call, she could hardly pause before asking about MY dreams for this year. It’s really fun to see her living this out.

There’s also a little chunk of our conversation about digital hoarding and what we can do differently to leave heirlooms for our children instead of the burden of millions of digital files. I love that she’s helping us sort through the fog in this!

MORE ABOUT JAIME:

A Canadian-born, California-based photographer, retreat host, and creative consultant, Jaime lives with her husband and three young children in Northern California and is passionate about traveling the world and bringing inspiration home. This June (2020), Jaime is leading two Women’s Walking Retreats in the Cotswolds. She is excited about providing small groups of women the opportunity to experience restoration and inspiration while walking from village to village through the beauty of the English Countryside.