HELLO, INTERNET
Hi. I'm
Christina.
Designer-ish. Business-minded. Creatively all over the place. And completely uninterested in pretending people only get to be one thing.
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A LITTLE ABOUT THIS SPACE
I contain
multitudes.
And snacks.
Welcome to Christina Burke Blogs — a home for my thoughts, processes, lessons, and the things I'm currently excited about.
I've always had more than one interest. Business and marketing make my brain light up. So does design, music, gaming, writing, wellness, and a good conversation about something that probably doesn't fit into any neat category.
I created this space to share what I learn as I go, without limiting myself to one topic or pretending I have everything figured out.
If you're building something, figuring something out, or just looking for somewhere interesting to spend a few minutes, I'm glad you're here.
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Still figuring
it out.
Still growing.
I'm an almost 40 millennial who is still trying to figure life out. I write about business, creativity, health, and everything I’m learning while building a layered life in real time.
I’m a multi-passionate entrepreneur who has worked across a range of industries including direct sales, creating and selling digital products, marketing, and ecommerce. Over the years, my personal brand has evolved, not because I changed who I was, but because I kept improving. New skills. New systems. New seasons. The throughline has always been growth.
This space isn’t about niching down into one tidy category. It’s about alignment. It’s about building businesses while healing your body. Creating structure without losing personality. Improving your systems without losing yourself.
I believe personal branding is less about aesthetics and more about integrity - who you are, what you stand for, and how consistently you show up.
Keep it honest.
Real thoughts, real experiments, and room to change my mind.
Stay curious.
Never apologize for wanting to learn something new.
Have some fun.
Life's too short to act like every hobby needs a business plan.