FOR ALL OF US QUEERS FIGURING IT OUT

Feeling weird about your work life?

Feeling Weird Studio is a coaching and creative practice for queer people who want more joy, creativity, connection, and meaning from the work they do

MAKE THINGS

SUPPORT OTHER QUEERS

QUESTION EVERYTHING

MAKE THINGS SUPPORT OTHER QUEERS QUESTION EVERYTHING

What are we doing here?

Great question. Feeling Weird Studio is a place for queer people to question the way we work and make things.

I offer coaching for people rethinking their relationship with work, and marketing and creative support for people building something of their own.

Different problems, same basic question: What would it look like to make your work life feel more like you?

Ways to deal with feeling weird

Coaching
for queer professionals rethinking work

You don't have to know whether you need a new job, a new career, or a completely different relationship with work.

Coaching is a space to slow down, get curious about what isn't working, figure out what matters to you, and decide what you want to do next.

Marketing strategy
for queer people building something they care about

You know what you're making, but now you need to figure out how to tell people about it.

Get marketing strategy and creative support for your small business, independent practice, or next big idea — without becoming a full-time content creator in the process.

A femme person with a shaved head, multiple tattoos, wearing hoop earrings and a denim vest, sitting outdoors on a wooden log surrounded by green foliage.

Hi, I’m Kit

I'm the founder of Feeling Weird Studio. I've spent my career in marketing, and somewhere along the way I started asking some bigger questions about work: how I want to spend my time, what feels meaningful, and why the version of success I thought I wanted didn’t feel that good.

Those questions eventually led me to coaching — and to Feeling Weird Studio.

Now I'm exploring those questions alongside my own career and helping other queer people do the same.

Want to talk it through?

Whether you're questioning your relationship to work or trying to get something of your own into the world, I’d love to chat about it.