She now works full time as a writer, artist, and musician, travelling to speak, teach, and perform.
[4] She shares her work daily across a variety of platforms, including her app Storyteller, online shop and blog titled Garden24, YouTube, Instagram, and podcast.
[8][9][non-primary source needed][10][11] Morgan and her younger sister, Jamie Grace, were homeschooled while growing up.
[12][13] At the age of 16, Nichols began attending Point University and singing her songs at local coffee shops.
[12] In 2007, a song she wrote and performed, "Doesn't Take Stars to Shine", was included in Bratz: The Movie as part of the talent show in the film.
[18][19] People are invited to submit stories to her on her website, and she writes a brief letter of encouragement to them, paired with visual art.
[18][20][21][non-primary source needed] Nichols says she does this as a daily practice of generosity and to "connect with people on a heart-level.
[29] She is married to tour manager[30] Patrick Kekoa Nichols,[14] and together they now reside in Orange County, California.