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17/08/2026

This is me.

This is me without colouring my hair (and I celebrate that I haven't done so in years - sorry my beautiful friends who are hairdressers, you all know I'm your worst possible customer ♥️)

This is me loving my curls (even though they are in desperate need of a wash)

This is me embracing the couple of grey hairs that are starting to appear (yep, I know I'm lucky there are only a couple)

This is me with me life lines and smile lines in full display and owning them

This is me without makeup because that's way too much hard work most days

This is me accepting that I choose to sit on the lounge and rest sometimes instead of working out

This is me owning those moments in my life that are so hard that I find it a challenge to breathe

This is me compartmentalising what I can't face right now (and knowing that's ok)

This is me taking moments (or days) to step away from the world without guilt

This is me unapologetically taking a break from society's expectations

This is me who gives unconditional love and support (and has be so lucky to find so many people who have shown me that in return)

This is me.

Challenging. Stubborn. Loving. Annoying. Compassionate. Quirky (those of you who know me, know I needed to add this attribute 😉 ) ... while still being a million other adjectives all at once!

This is me.

Who are you?

03/08/2026

Feel free to laugh at my latest moment of humanness with me!

Last Thursday morning at 4:30am, I locked my phone in a rental car in Cairns.

My first flight home was at 6am and the rental company didn’t open at the airport until 7:30am. So, I made a decision to not stress and trust that the phone will make its way home to me.

4 days without a phone has actually not been as horrendous as you might think.

Somehow when I walked in the door at home and my Apple Watch connected to Wi-Fi, so I’ve managed to maintain minimal connection with some people. But beyond that, it’s been a complete disconnect.

And honestly? It’s made me realise how attached we all are to our phones and also how much we unintentionally disconnect from the world around us because of it.

Apparently, I’ve been pretty calm about the whole thing, even though it's taken until today for my phone to begin its way back to me. I think it’s because I’ve become aware of how constantly connected I was without even realising it.

It’s actually been pretty refreshing. I've welcomed this unexpected chance to reconnect with myself and the real world.

I’m not suggesting anyone needs to completely disconnect from what’s now our norm, but this experience has shown me that even when I think I’m not overly reliant on technology… oh boy, I really am.

For now, consider me disconnected from calls, messages and most of the world. Although, I am looking forward to reconnecting to you all ;)

06/06/2026

I love the full circle we get to embrace in this life.

Once upon a time, I was all business. Focused on looking the part, sounding the part… all while quietly not believing in myself.

Then life happened. Experience. Stories. Love. A little betrayal. A dash of grief… enough to shape me.

And here I am.

Now, I let myself laugh. I don’t take myself so seriously all the time. I can sit in peace with who I am.

Hold up ... let’s be real though.

I still have moments where I’m scrambling to understand myself and my emotions. Moments where it all feels messy again.

But it’s different now.

There’s awareness. There’s choice.

And when those old feelings creep in and whisper that I’m broken, I can catch them. I can bring myself back without the harsh self-criticism that used to run the show.

That, right there, is growth.

It’s play time on a Saturday afternoon and I'm inviting you to join in...

What does your caricature look like today? I'd love to see it 😉

21/05/2026

Thoughts for a Thursday...

Life pivots in a millisecond. It throws us moments that can define us, break us, or stretch us into something more. I’m not naïve enough to think I’m the only one who’s experienced all three.

Lately, the question I keep coming back to is: What can I learn from this?

For a long time, I chased perfection — consistently, relentlessly. If only I had a time machine to go back and tell that version of me, with kindness and compassion, that perfection is a myth.

Each moment is an opportunity to learn.Each experience is a chance to stretch and grow.Each day is a gift to be present, and to feel grounded enough within myself to say, when needed, “That’s on me. I made a mistake.”

I recently read something that made me pause: We are human beings, not human doings.

So here’s something to sit with…When was the last time you allowed yourself to simply be, instead of constantly needing to do?

15/05/2026

In conversations (especially when I’m in “work mode") I often find myself either reminding people of the power of words or quietly pausing to choose mine more carefully.

I say this because words truly do have power; often beyond what we realise.

Our brains latch onto key words.

Shift your internal dialogue from “Don’t let me forget to…” to “I will remember to…” and notice the difference. Your brain holds onto what stands out most: “forget” vs “remember.”

Change “I don’t have time to…” to “I’m choosing not to prioritise…” and suddenly there’s a truth there. This truth is sometimes uncomfortable, and sometimes an “aha” moment.

Even something as simple as moving from “I’m sick” to “My body is healing” can shift your focus. Your mind hears “healing,” not “sick.”

Our words matter. Deeply.
Our subconscious listens ... and responds.

Try it. Notice what changes.

07/05/2026

When was the last time you actually stopped and saw the beauty in your life?

Not the problems.
Not the disappointments.
Not the moments that broke you.

Unfortunately, most people are stuck there. Stuck replaying the past. Stuck in the pain. Stuck believing "that’s just how it is.”

The most heartbreaking words that I hear are when someone tells me they can’t even access the good memories anymore.

That’s what unresolved trauma does.

But you don’t have to keep reliving it; you don’t have to keep talking through every painful detail and you don’t have to stay stuck.

You can resolve the past and finally feel free from it.

Ready?

Reach out. Let’s talk.

Online sessions available.

Real change can happen from the comfort of your own home.

03/05/2026

We all have a story.

Some of those stories are really hard.

Painful.
Messy.

The kind we don’t want to revisit, let alone be defined by. And yet, no matter how much we might wish otherwise, we can’t rewrite what’s already happened. We can only choose how we show up from here.

And that choice is your power.

There are moments when the weight of it all feels like too much. When emotions rise and pull you under. In those moments, having someone beside you to listen or to simply be there, can make all the difference.

But not everyone has that.

Some people carry it alone. Feeling isolated. Disconnected. Unsure of who they are or even what they’re feeling anymore.

And that kind of pain… it runs deep.

If that’s you, please hear me when I say:

"You are not alone."

There are people who care. People who understand. People who have walked through their own version of hell and found a way forward.

And sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is reach out. To put your hand up and say, “I need help.”

That’s not weakness. That’s strength.

You are not broken.
There is nothing wrong with you.

And if you’re willing to take a step, even a small one, toward something that might help…

Reach out.

You are worth it. Always. xx

26/04/2026

Real culture change in a business is something you feel.

There’s always a moment where I pause, take a breath, and really allow myself to feel the shift.

It's my belief that "Culture Change" in any workplace doesn't occur without true connection, empathy for others, trusting yourself and finding the courage trust others to honour your vulnerabilities.

For the past five months, I’ve been working with a team of around 35 people who have consistently shown up. They have all committed to after-hours sessions, leaning in with openness, curiosity and vulnerability. The transformation I’ve witnessed from the outside is humbling.

To this group of strong, capable, and courageous individuals (you know who you are), I have no doubt you will continue to grow, support one another, and nurture the connection you’ve built within your workplace.

We have one more month together, and every time I have the privilege of doing this work with a forward-thinking business, I’m deeply grateful for what each person brings into the space.

Xx

20/04/2026

There’s something kind of magical about waking up with crazy curls… never quite knowing what they’re going to do from one day to the next.

Some mornings they behave, some mornings they absolutely don’t. And honestly, I’ve learned to love both!

Because life’s a bit like that too, isn’t it?

You can have the best laid plans, everything mapped out perfectly… and then something unexpected shows up and changes the shape of your day.

The real question is ... how do you meet it?

With curiosity?
With openness?
Maybe even a little optimism?

Or do the dark clouds roll in and take over?

I’m choosing to take a cue from my hair. To let it do what it does, adapt, and find the beauty in the unpredictability.

Turns out, a little wild isn’t such a bad thing after all 😉

05/04/2026

When you sit back and observe people’s reactions, it can be both fascinating and empowering.

We recently had a local event in my town — a small community of around 10–15k, where most of us know each other. I was walking through the crowd on my own, catching up with friends, when I noticed something interesting.

Someone tapped another person, subtly pointing out that I was there alone — as if my being by myself needed to be acknowledged.

Yes, I have a significant other who chose not to attend. But it seemed important to them to highlight my solo presence.

I noticed the not-so-subtle nudge. I stepped back, stood on the hill, and simply watched. I allowed the whispers, the glances, the quiet speculation.

And in that moment, something clicked.

There was a time when I would have worried. A time when I might have felt the need to explain, justify, or create a story to fill the silence.

But not anymore.

Today, I am content.

They don’t need to hear my story — because it isn’t theirs to hold.

Whatever narrative they created in that moment belongs to them, not me.

And when you reach that place of true contentment… nothing else really matters. xx

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