No one is teaching this stuff!

Yesterday, Australia celebrated World Teachers Day. So big shout out to all the teachers in the world. And that is you {first_name}! We’re all students to someone and teachers to others. Can’t escape it. Here is the beautiful part, the most profound classroom you’ve ever been in in life is . . . wait for it. . . Here’s a …

It’s A Guy Thing

This book is for anyone for women (and men) to understand men at a deeper level. It’s a Guy Thing is full of questions and answers to help women to understand men at a deeper level. It is important to remember with anyone’s body of work, it may not all fit into your model of the world. For me, I …

The 15 Minute Female Orgasm

This book is perfect for anyone who wants to master their big ‘O’. I’m glad I caught your attention. This is a chapter from The Four-Hour Body by Tim Ferris. You’re going to love this one. For almost all women, the most sensitive part of their vagina will be the upper left-hand quadrant from their perspective, around one o’clock from …

Digital Party Bags (grown ups only)

Let’s get a little lighter this week, because every leader needs some laughter and love sometimes. I can’t wait to make party bags for my daughter, Bonnie’s next birthday party. For the adults I mean. Because nobody needs more *dry heaves* banana lollies. Or those fake teeth chewies. Ew. There ain’t enough Demartini Methods in the world to dissolve that …

The little things are the most profound

This month was make your bed day (yes, an entire day devolved to a simple task). Former Navy SEAL, Admiral William H. McRaven gave an inspiring 20-minute speech (a little one-sided but if you see beyond that, the message is transformative). He shared the simple lessons that anyone can apply to their own life about how simple things, done repeatedly, …

Wednesday ay 7pm

Is your mind running a million miles an hour? What is wrong with this email? Why is there such a big gap? And the deeper question is, does the silence make you feel uncomfortable? This one’s a no-brainer (pardon the pun). Let me explain. Almost everyone had some version of “the past 18 months have been so full-on. I feel …

At the edge of the cliff

WARNING: This week’s Saturday Soul School edition is a very personal story about my brush with suicide. If you are dealing with suicidal thoughts and you need immediate support please reach out to official suicide prevention resources: Lifeline Australia / SupportLine UK / Suicide Prevention Line USA. And if you’re having a tough time and you want to work through …

You there, impostor!

{first_name}. A monologue in half an act: One facilitator, trembling in her pencil skirt, In fair Australia where we lay our scene, With sheer will did break from nigh obscurity And get clients who pay her fee. Ok, torturous rendition of Shakespeare aside (you’re welcome, btw), I was the poster child for Impostor Syndrome when I started out. No matter …

Lessons learned from riding a bike

Do you remember when you were a kid and you learned to ride a bike? For me, I was at the top of the hill on Mills St, Hampton in Melbourne. I’m on my pink bike, with tassels hanging from the handle bars, multicolored wheel spoke beads that rattled as I rode, fixed with training wheels, my Dad behind me, …

Saying “no” is critical to business success

“No.” Say it. Go on. Say “no.” Saying “no” can be difficult, but your business success is based on what you say no to, not what you say yes to and here’s why. We think success is built on a saying “yes” to opportunities that come our way. We want to grow, take on new opportunities, say yes to deals, …