It’s not about universal likeability, it’s about accurately translating the essence of the author/creator/founder/investor and creating a magnet for those meant to receive it. It’s a dissonance detector and resonance attractor.

I was watching Netflix’s newest crime series, Untamed, and there’s a scene where the rookie cop says, “Probably just wasting time chasing these.” In the context of searching through a database for possible Jane Doe’s.

I’m curious about the term “Generalist” Because, as someone who’s been searching for “the right words” in all that I can do, I feel seen and encompassed by this word. Often, people see me as the most competent person in the room. And I feel like there is literally nothing I can’t do.

I’m obsessed with betterment: personal, professional, spatial, relational – you name it, I’m into it. I have found with friends, family and clients that when they ask for my help, they see their project as half-baked; sitting at 50%.

I often wonder why someone would choose to listen to me. In a world where anyone is at our fingertips – what makes me so special?! And also . . . why not me? This is a tension point in my being and by naming it I am on the journey to accepting it.

Why Millennials and Gen Z Are Rethinking Work 🐣 You know when you have one of those instant scary thoughts that you quickly brush away but you also know there was a haunting truth in it?!

This is a concept I am currently using to evaluate the decisions in my life. You see, I previously entertained mediocrity and chaos. I was The Queen of “making something work”.

I started working with Internal Family Systems (IFS) at the end of last year. The most drastic change that has happened since I started tending daily to my younger parts is my disinterest in wanting to be absorbed into other people’s businesses. Now let me explain . . .

I started dreaming about The Witchen 3 years ago. A place where food, adventure, and ceremony could come together in unity and grace.

I used to have this saying that I lived by. It went: you're the problem AND the solution. I really believed we could solve our own problems - by ourselves. So much so, I prototyped this hard in 2020 when I left Lululemon and . . .

Relishing your rubies: I wanted to give you examples of how this plays out in our relationships and environments. Initially we have mutual admiration for each other’s chests. Yours may be full of rubies and gold coins, whilst theirs are full of copper and emeralds.

I have a theory that we are all walking around with a treasure chest. Stick with me on this one… I had a lengthy discussion with a new friend where I learned lots about her life.

If you're not curious about the critical mass following Taylor Swift, you're missing out. Whether you like Taylor or not, the world can agree something is happening. Swifties may know what and why, but I think it is much more than music.

What if being alive is simply about expressing how we constantly respond to our environment(s)? I am ever curious about how one can live a life fully expressed – and more so, how it can exist within a career.

My favourite thing to do is share my experience. Maybe it’s narcissism, maybe it’s a polymath thing, or maybe it just works for me.

This is a concept that entered my consciousness through Ben Page’s book Healing Trees and is something I consider regularly.

I have now finished my third personal, intuitive, and creative practice which was recalling my dreams with colourful digital illustrations and words.