About Us

For the Woman Who's Been Holding it All Together ... and is Finally Ready to Breathe

 

Hi, I'm Kristen - the heart behind Chapter 55 Collective and Life Coach KMack.

 

I'm a single mom of two incredible boys, a life coach, and someone who has spent years being the woman who "handles everything".

 

You know the one ... 

 

The one people count on.

The one who doesn’t ask for help.

The one who keeps going – even when she’s exhausted.

 

If that sounds like you … you’re in the right place.

 

There was a time in my life where I was doing everything I could just to keep things together.

 

Raising my boys on my own.

Stretching every dollar.

Putting everyone else first.

Trying to stay strong, even when I was completely worn out.

 

And somewhere along the way … I forgot about me.

 

Not in a dramatic, movie-scene way.

In the quiet, everyday way that happens when you’re just trying to survive.

 

But here’s what I learned:

 

You can be strong and still need support.

You can be capable and still feel overwhelmed.

And you can be the one who holds everything together and still deserve something for yourself.

 

That’s where Chapter 55 Collective began.

I didn’t create these products because I’m an artist.

I created them because I needed them.

Something simple.
Something calming.
Something that didn’t require me to have it all figured out.

Chapter 55 Collective was created for women who are carrying too much and craving space to breathe.

Whether it’s a coloring book that lets your mind slow down, a journal that helps you process your thoughts, or a workbook that helps you reset, every product in this shop was designed with one goal:

To give you a moment to come back to yourself.

This isn’t about perfection.

This isn’t about adding more to your to-do list.

This is about less pressure, more peace, and small moments that actually feel like yours.

Because something as simple as a journal page, coloring sheet, or guided prompt can help a woman pause for a moment and remember:

She matters too.

If you’ve been carrying a lot for a long time, you don’t have to keep doing it the same way.

Start small.
Start here.