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02/11/2026

Building a business can be lonely. But it doesn’t have to be.
Nobody really talks about the lonely side of being in business.
The decisions you have to make.
The self-doubt.
The days when everything feels like hard work.
The wins that you want to celebrate but sometimes feel like nobody quite understands.
And when you’re doing it all by yourself, it can feel like you’re carrying the whole bloody thing on your shoulders.
That’s why finding your tribe is SO important.
Find your people. The ones who get it. The ones who celebrate your wins, pick you up when things feel a bit s**t and remind you why you started in the first place.
People who challenge you, encourage you and aren’t threatened by seeing you succeed.
You don’t need to do business alone. And you certainly don’t need to compete with the people who could become your biggest cheerleaders.
Find your tribe. Build your village. Surround yourself with people who want to see you win.
Because sometimes the difference between giving up and keeping going is having the right people around you. ❤️
🎙️ Another reason to listen to my conversation with Hannah from Calm Cats on this week’s episode of I’m Fine (But…). Out now!

You’ve built in the decisions you make TODAY. The boundaries you set, the opportunities you take, the things you stop to...
02/11/2026

You’ve built in the decisions you make TODAY. The boundaries you set, the opportunities you take, the things you stop tolerating and the moments you choose yourself.
You don’t become them one day. You become them through the little choices you make every single day.
So stop waiting for the right time, the right circumstances or some imaginary version of yourself.
Get up. Make the choice. Do the bloody thing.
Your next chapter doesn’t start when you’re ready. It starts when you decide!

So here’s your reminder…You can be ambitious, capable, successful and STILL be having a bloody hard time.And if you’re r...
01/11/2026

So here’s your reminder…

You can be ambitious, capable, successful and STILL be having a bloody hard time.

And if you’re reading this and your “I’m fine” is getting harder to say… this is your reminder that you don’t have to be.

01/11/2026

Because let’s be honest, we’re not born knowing how to navigate every emotion, ours or our children’s!
And sometimes we need someone to help us join the dots.
It’s not about being a perfect parent. It’s about having a better understanding, the right tools and being able to respond with confidence rather than simply reacting.
And when we give parents that knowledge, we’re not just helping one child. We’re making a difference to the whole family.
This is such an important conversation and one I think every parent could take something from.
🎙️ Catch my conversation with Hannah from Cool Cats on the latest episode of I’m Fine (But…). Out now!

Sometimes it feels uncomfortable. Sometimes it feels scary. Sometimes it feels like you’re making a massive mistake.Beca...
30/10/2026

Sometimes it feels uncomfortable. Sometimes it feels scary. Sometimes it feels like you’re making a massive mistake.
Because making the right decision doesn’t mean you’re suddenly going to feel confident, certain and completely at peace with it.
Sometimes it means sitting with the discomfort of knowing you need to do something differently.
Leaving something behind.
Saying no.
Walking away.
Starting again.
Choosing yourself.
And here’s the thing… you can know something is right for you and still find it bloody difficult to do.
Don’t confuse discomfort with the wrong decision.
Sometimes the life you want is on the other side of the decision you’re currently terrified to make.
Trust yourself enough to take the step.

30/10/2026

We evolve. We change. We discover things about ourselves that we didn’t even know were there.

And sometimes, somewhere along the way, you stumble across a talent, an idea or a little spark that makes you think… I wonder if I could actually do something with this?

YES. YES YOU BLOODY CAN.

I think one of the most powerful things about being a woman is realising that we don’t have to stay the same person we’ve always been.

You can be a mum, a partner, a business owner, a career woman or someone who has absolutely no idea what the next chapter looks like.

You can change your mind. Find a new passion. Start something from scratch. Discover a talent you never knew you had.

That’s exactly what I loved about this conversation with Hannah from Calm Cats.

She found something she was passionate about, connected it to her own experiences and turned an idea into a business that makes a difference to other families.

And how many of us have an idea sitting in the back of our minds that we keep talking ourselves out of?

What if it doesn’t work?
What if I’m not good enough?
What will people think?

But what if it does?

What if that little idea is the beginning of something brilliant?

Stop waiting for permission. Stop convincing yourself you’re not ready.

If you’ve got an idea, a talent or something you’re itching to pursue… why not bloody well give it a go?

🎙️ Listen to the latest episode of I’m Fine (But…) with Hannah from Calm Cats. Out now!

NEW EPISODE OUT TODAY! 🎙️What happens when you become so wrapped up in being a mum that you start to lose sight of who y...
30/10/2026

NEW EPISODE OUT TODAY! 🎙️

What happens when you become so wrapped up in being a mum that you start to lose sight of who you are?

This week on I’m Fine (But…) I’m joined by Hannah from Calm Cats, who shares her journey from being a stay-at-home mum, feeling like she’d lost a bit of herself along the way, to building a business with a purpose much bigger than herself.

And it’s a purpose that hits close to home.

Hannah has taken her own experiences as a mum and turned them into something that helps other children like her son.

Because sometimes the thing that changes your life isn’t just finding yourself again. It’s discovering what you’re capable of building when you do.

This is a conversation about motherhood, identity, finding your purpose and turning something personal into something powerful.

And a reminder that you can love being a mum AND want something that’s yours.

🎧 The new episode is out now. Go give it a listen!

“You’re so lucky, your husband helps around the house!”LUCKY?! Since when did being a functioning adult become an except...
29/10/2026

“You’re so lucky, your husband helps around the house!”

LUCKY?!

Since when did being a functioning adult become an exceptional character trait?

Don’t get me wrong, I love seeing partners who support each other. I love a relationship where both people feel appreciated, respected and valued.

But why is the bar so bloody low that a man putting a wash on, cooking dinner or cleaning up after himself is enough to make him husband of the year?

When women do these things, it’s just expected. We do it without a round of applause, without anyone calling our partners lucky, and often without anyone even noticing.

But when a man does it? Suddenly he’s a keeper. A rare breed. A walking green flag. 😂

And here’s the thing: appreciating your partner is not the same as treating basic responsibility like a favour.

You can be grateful for someone without acting like they’ve gone above and beyond by contributing to the life you’ve built together.

Your home is not your job.
Your children are not solely your responsibility.
And your partner should not need a medal for being your partner.

Maybe we need to stop asking whether we’re lucky to have a man who pulls his weight and start asking why we’ve spent so long expecting women to carry it all.

Because partnership should be just that.

A PARTNERSHIP.

And no, he doesn’t deserve a standing ovation for putting his own bloody pants in the washing basket.

What do you reckon? Have we set the bar too low?

29/10/2026

Yes, I was bright baby pink in a sea of grey. And yes, I kicked ass.

Because why the f**k not?!

We spend so much time worrying about standing out, what people will think, whether we’re good enough, whether we’re ready.

And do you know what’s behind so much of that?

Our limiting beliefs. The ones that convince us to play it safe, stay comfortable and stick to what we know.

They’re not there because you can’t do it. They’re there because your brain is trying to protect you from the unknown.

But safe doesn’t always mean happy.
Comfortable doesn’t always mean fulfilled.
And blending in doesn’t mean you’re doing it right.

Sometimes you have to walk into the room in the pink suit, back yourself and do the thing that scares the s**t out of you.

Because we’re capable of SO much more than the stories we tell ourselves.

So here’s your reminder to stop letting the version of you that’s afraid make decisions for the version of you that’s ready to grow.

Wear the pink suit. Take up space. Say yes to the opportunity. Put yourself in the room.

You don’t need to feel fearless. You just need to stop letting fear have the final say.

Who’s ready to stop playing safe? 👇🏻

How many things have you talked yourself out of because you were scared of what might happen?The opportunity you didn’t ...
28/10/2026

How many things have you talked yourself out of because you were scared of what might happen?

The opportunity you didn’t go for.
The idea you kept quiet.
The conversation you avoided.
The dream you convinced yourself wasn’t realistic.

Because what if they said no?
What if you failed?
What if people laughed?

But what if they said YES?

We spend so much time trying to protect ourselves from rejection that we forget the cost of never even trying.

And rejection? That’s a moment. It stings, you dust yourself off and you move on.

Regret has a funny way of sticking around. It’s the what ifs that creep in years later when you wonder what might have happened if you’d just backed yourself.

I’ve learnt that not every opportunity will work out. Not every door will open. And not everyone will see what you see in yourself.

But I’d rather be the woman who tried, failed, learnt and tried again than the woman who never gave herself a chance.

So put yourself forward. Send the message. Make the ask. Go for the opportunity.

Stop deciding the answer is no before you’ve even given someone else the chance to say it.

You can recover from rejection. But you can’t get back the opportunities you never gave yourself.

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