The Creator’s Map using the TMID Framework

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This example shows how a concept can be shaped into something structured, usable, and ready to share. The Share Your Shine workbook reflects how ideas can take form through thoughtful design, creating a resource that supports reflection, growth, and real-world use. 

This work extends into real environments where ideas are developed, organized, and carried through to completion. Experiences like TEDx reflect how structure, coordination, and design come together in ways that support both the people involved and the outcomes being created. This event was hosted by Jackson College and is shared here as an example of my work within that setting, including planning, coordination, and experience design. 

In this interview, Dr. Sonja L. Howell shares the thinking behind Feel It: Wake Up From the Lull, describing how the work developed through lived experience and reflection. She discusses the concept of the lull and how emotional numbness can take shape, offering insight into how that experience is understood and worked through. 

This moment reflects the early work that set everything in motion. The focus began with a parenting instruction program in 2016, a wonderful ribbon cutting ceremony in 2017, the evolution of TMID in 2022, and continued to grow into broader support for others. Over time, that work expanded in direction and reach, shaping the foundation for what is now shared across different projects and formats.