Deidre A Fucile

18/08/2026

Five days , four nights. Food,food and more food. Note: 3 Chinese meals, 1 Italian. There was a pattern.
Best time had as always in Melbourne

food

07/08/2026

If sharing your business could change someone’s life… staying quiet isn’t exactly doing them any favours. 😉

We happily recommend our favourite restaurants, hairdressers and Netflix shows…

But mention a business that’s helped you earn extra income, build confidence or create more freedom, and suddenly we’re worried about what people might think.

Funny how that works.

The person rolling their eyes was never your person anyway.

The one lying awake wondering how they’re going to afford the next holiday, retire comfortably, or stop living week to week? They just might be.

So keep talking. Keep showing up. You never know whose life changes because you decided to hit “post.”

💬 Curious about what I do? DM me “CURIOUS” and I’ll fill you in. No awkward sales pitch, I promise.

from home

29/07/2026

I still think it’s the dryer



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08/07/2026

Please help me raise valuable funds for Pancreatic Cancer Research. We lost our brother/son to this awful cancer after only five months of being diagnosed last May,
TIA, Dee

Give It Up or Move It this September for pancreatic cancer research.

07/07/2026

Just wanted to take a pic, 🤦🏻‍♀️

06/07/2026

Have you asked yourself why you always feel tired…

You eat right
You exercise
You sleep at night…

You wake feeling the weight of what the day has to offer,

The drive to work
Watching the clock for lunch, and the end of the day.
Thinking how many more years have I of this.
Will I be seen as too old.
If I choose to retire early will we have enough.

Subconsciously the weight of all that worry can be bringing you down. I know I found myself struggling getting enthused everyday, not knowing or having an exist plan to finish work while I still had some get up and go in me.

If you have thought of a side hustle and you’re feeling like life is not heading towards how you imagined, you maybe ready to start.

You will have the drive to work towards getting out sooner and being able to work from home or anywhere else you choose.

DM me I’M READY and I just maybe able to show you a way forward 😊
hustle

05/07/2026

I think a lot of women over 50 quietly ask themselves the same question…
“Is this really what the next 10 or 20 years will look like?”
Working hard, watching the cost of living rise, and wondering if there’ll be enough left over to truly enjoy retirement.
I know I did.
For years I had the idea of creating an income from home, but life got in the way and fear kept telling me to stick with what I knew.
Even after retiring, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I wanted more choices. Not because I needed millions, but because I wanted freedom. Freedom to help the grandkids, enjoy time with my husband, travel a little more, and not have every decision come down to money.
That’s why I finally decided to start building an online business.
It’s not a get-rich-quick scheme. It’s something I can build around my life, at my pace, with the support of a community that genuinely wants to see each other succeed.
Sometimes the biggest regret isn’t failing.
It’s waiting.
If you’ve been thinking there has to be another way to create extra income for your future, my inbox is open. 💛


business

30/06/2026

Throw in some cows, dogs, and a hubby

29/06/2026

We’re resilient.

By our 60s, we’ve weathered storms, picked ourselves up countless times, and learned to make hard decisions when life demands it.

I’ve been through divorce, built my own courier business to support my girls and myself, and later returned to a 9-to-5 when the long hours took their toll. Through it all, one thought stayed with me:

There has to be another way.

When I turned 61 and the grandchildren started arriving, my husband and I decided it was time to retire, help on the farm we’d taken on, and be more present for the people we love.

It sounded perfect.

But deep down, I knew that if we wanted to keep enjoying life on our terms, we needed more than good intentions. We needed options.

A couple of years later, I found a way to build an online business that fit around my life instead of taking it over. No sacrificing family time. No missing the moments that matter. Just steadily building something for our future.

One thing I’ve learned is this:

Women our age are not too old to start something new. We’re not behind. We’re not out of touch.

We’re “been there, done that” women. We’ve raised families, solved problems, worked hard, made sacrifices, and adapted to whatever life threw at us.

And if experience teaches you anything, it’s this: when you don’t like where the future is heading, you don’t sit back and hope it changes.

You change it.

That’s exactly what I decided to do.

29/06/2026

Using time wisely, now I will be freed up for the next few days to enjoy spending time with the grandies