Hi, I'm Kaylie.

Multi-Passionates Welcome

Fellow multipotentialites and hummingbirds, I am glad you are here. Expressing yourself through multiple mediums and positions is often vulnerable and isolating, but you are not alone. You belong to you. And have a community here. This website is a safe space to share successes and struggles as we remix life through many artforms and disciplines. Fellow multi-passionates, if you’d like to share, apply for a free spotlight where we’ll talk about art, work, and life. You’ll get a special feature story on my blog and an Instagram post.

About Kaylie

I’m Kaylie Longley, a community archivist, librarian, word nerd, endurance runner, and mixed media artist. I’m geeky about the cosmos and coffee and love connecting with creative, can-do humans. In 2026, I’m drafting a book on the opportunity cost of habit change, Omit to Commit and also striving to understand intersections (my word for 2026) in who I am, what I do, and what/who/where I value. This year, I publish posts every 10 days on the blog. Let’s connect on LinkedIn.

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Tag: womxn's history month

Amy Johnson: creative and mom | #womxninprogress | Kaylie Longley

Womxn in Progress: Amy Johnson

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Every Wednesday in March 2022, I am sharing one #womxninprogress, detailing the work of a creative, inspiring womxn in my life. Click here to learn about these spotlights and/or submit a spotlight. Amy and I met in Milwaukee, WI when we both worked at the family fun center JB’s on 41. While our positions were…

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Womxn in Progress: Emily Stanislawski

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Every Wednesday in March 2022, I am sharing one #womxninprogress, detailing the work of a creative, inspiring womxn in my life. Click here to learn about these spotlights and/or submit a spotlight. Emily “Jinga” Stanislawski and I met at Camp Alice Chester a cool 9(!) years ago. 2013 marked her first summer working at Girl…

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