When I first started Kabsykreations, I priced like my time was free. I'd quote an order, do the math on the ingredients, and quietly absorb everything else … the hours, the back-and-forth messages, the second batch when the first one didn't set right. Somewhere in there I told myself I was "building," so it was fine. It wasn't fine. I was just undercharging with extra steps. 😂 Here's what I'm learning: underpricing doesn't build a business. It builds burnout. And for a whil

Finding Joy in the Everyday Hustle I used to think I needed the “right moment” to cook or bake. You know, that perfect scenario with a quiet house, empty counters, and everyone settled. But as a mom of three, with one always needing me in the most immediate way, that moment rarely comes! 😅 My kitchen doesn’t pause for perfection. It hums with life. Someone’s always hungry again, or someone wants a snack that’s not the one I just offered. A baby is nursing on one side while I