Affliate Disclosure

When I started this blog, I set out on a journey to help creatives and tech enthusiasts connect with products and services that help them grow in their craft and improve their workflow. In order for me to accomplish that goal mentioned above, it requires me to test and use products, services, and apps in my daily life.

If I end up enjoying a product or service, I usually want to tell the world about it. One of the ways I do that is through affiliate links. If a specific product or service has an affiliate program, I join/apply/sign up for it.

Once I’ve joined a program, I will usually mention a product or service in a blog post, social media post, or add it to my resource page for any of my audience (you) to connect with via my affiliate link.

If you end up purchasing something through my affiliate link, I am paid a commission that helps run this blog.

Just know that I will always be clear when there is an affiliate link involved (usually at the top of a blog post, or a quick note next to the link, or an asterisk next to the link).

Even more, I’m not about connecting people with a product or service unless I truly believe in it. A lot of the products I use right now are things I’ve been using for a significant amount of time. So I really have to believe in it if I push you to it. You have my word. There aren’t any secret ninjas you have to worry about here 🥷🏽🥷🏽🥷🏽. Unless you’re a ninja yourself…