I wanted to share something important with you today so you know exactly what’s happening and why. Over the next little while, this group will shift into a paid community. Not suddenly and not without thought, but in a way that allows me to increase the level of support, structure and value inside here. I want this space to become something special, the kind of community that genuinely helps you grow and actually moves you forward. Now, before anyone worries, if you’re here now, you’re a founding member. Your membership will not change. You won’t lose anything or be asked to upgrade. You’re already part of the foundation of this group and that stays as it is. What I do want to know is this. What do you want from a quality paid community? What would make this space feel valuable, supportive and worth showing up for? A few years ago I created The Goal Achievers Program and I’m thinking about bringing it back because when I ran the quiz in skoolers recently, procrastination came up as the biggest challenge and self doubt was right behind it. These are things we can work through together in a structured way. But I’d love to hear if what I am considering is appropriate and how often you would like to see these in the callander and what else you’d like included. Skool only lets you vote once, so please feel free to write in the discussion as well. Let me know what interests you, what would help you, and what you’d love to see in a premium community. This is our space, so let’s build it together.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned on this wild and wonderful personal development journey, it’s this: no one gets here alone. And honestly, thank goodness, because trying to figure out life without teachers would feel like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without the instructions. Possible, yes, but you’d probably end up with three extra screws and a wobbly table. Over the years I’ve been blessed to learn from an incredible mix of mentors, teachers and thinkers who have shaped the way I work, heal and serve. I’ve devoured the teachings of Abraham–Hicks, soaking up the reminders about alignment and ease. I adore David Bayer’s work, especially his clarity around the mind, choice and creation. I still find myself nodding along to his content like an enthusiastic bobblehead. I’ve been studying Neville Goddard, and yes, I’ve just ordered another one of his books… because apparently my bookshelf enjoys living on the edge. And then there’s Florence Scovel Shinn, whose words have guided my thinking in ways I didn’t even realise I needed. Along the way, I’ve trained in so many different modalities with so many gifted teachers, each one opening a door I didn’t even know existed. Every mentor gave me something different — a perspective, a tool, a challenge, a truth — and each one nudged me into a new version of myself. What I didn’t expect was the moment I realised something quietly powerful: after enough learning, something shifts… and your mentors become your peers. Not from ego, but from integration. Not because you “arrive”, but because you finally understand that growth isn’t about collecting gurus, it’s about becoming yourself. Today, I’m filled with genuine gratitude for every single person who has walked before me, generously sharing their experience, their wisdom, their mistakes and their magic. Their influence is woven into everything I do. Who has inspired you on your journey?

I know I won’t sleep much, so I’ll probably arrive home tired and a bit spaced out… and honestly, I’m not even sure if what I’m feeling is excitement or sadness. Probably a mix of both. I’ll miss this place. Working by the pool each morning, chatting to people, the ease of daily life. It’s been such a good experience, and it’s shown me more clearly the kind of life I’d love to be living, and what I need to change once I’m home. One thing that’s really landed for me is how important connection and being out in the world are. So when I get back, I’m making a point of being more social and getting myself out of the house, maybe that even means finding a few new coffee shops where I can work in the mornings. Now I’d love to hear from you. How is/was your weekend? And looking back on the past week, what have you learned about your life? 💜

Right now in your life, where would support actually make the biggest difference? You can answer with one word, a sentence, or a list, whatever feels right. • Emotional • Mental • Practical • Direction or clarity • Permission to rest • Someone to truly understand you You don’t have to explain unless you want to.And you’re not weak for needing support, you’re human. I’ll go first… 💛

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