Hello Ladies 💛 Week 12 has just been uploaded to the classroom. This one is a little different, but I have a feeling it’s going to resonate with many of you. In this lesson I talk about imposter syndrome, pressure, and the importance of going back to basics — something I personally had to remind myself of this week. I would really love to hear from you. Let me know: • Where you are right now • What you’re struggling with • What you would like more help with This will help me make sure that our next session focuses on what you truly need. And remember — sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come from returning to the simple things that already work. I’m proud of you. I’m grateful for each of you in this community. And I’m so excited to see where we all are one year from now. Keep going. 🌟 Always Shine BB

Every time we enter a new season or new space, there are three things that happen: We sort. We release. We bring in something new. Packing up my desk this week made me realise how many things we hold onto out of habit — notebooks we no longer use, ideas we’ve outgrown, even versions of ourselves that no longer fit. And sometimes growth simply asks us to let go first. So today I want to give you a small exercise: Look around the space you’re sitting in. Ask yourself: • What can I remove that no longer serves me? • What can I let go of that feels outdated or heavy? • What is one small thing I can bring in that represents the next version of me? It could be something simple. A plant. A new notebook. A different chair. A piece of clothing that makes you feel confident. Sometimes a tiny shift in our environment reminds our brain that a new chapter has started. After moving more times than I can count — and especially during my yachting years where movement was constant — I’ve learned this: Every new space is an invitation to become someone new. So today in the Confidence Club we take one action: Remove. Release. Receive. Small shifts create powerful momentum. Always Shine ✨ BB

It’s been a incredible tough few weeks in the new apartment, adjusting as life continues to toss up surprises. Except I don’t take no or resistance as a reason to stop. This week I Shared the most vulnerable teaching yet. This is a sneak preview of a rebrand and new project I’m working on. Photo by Hlumisa Remember to Always Shine BB I appreciate each and every one of you. I’m cheering for you. Let me know what you working to support you.

We’re going live on Wednesday inside The Confidence Club — and I’m very excited about this topic. For this week only, next week will be pre recorded. Because of my schedule and Production Messiah Low energy? Move or rest? This is something I’ve been navigating personally, and I know many women are feeling it too. Because how you manage your energy affects everything: - How you show up - How you make decisions - How you move forward In this session, we’ll unpack: • When to move vs when to rest • How to still make progress on low energy • How to show up in a way that supports your results 🎤 Live details: Wednesday, 25 March 2026 7PM SAST | 1PM EST | 9PM Sydney Stay tuned — I’ll drop the link soonest with details on how to join. (Still sorting out a few tech bits on my side.) Looking forward to this one ✨ Always Shine BB

What a week. I attended two incredible events that felt like real milestones for my social footprint and brand — while also navigating real life behind the scenes. Our power plant has been down since last night, which definitely makes you appreciate electricity a lot more. We also finalized the move (still unpacking), I’m preparing for rehearsals for the Messiah production, hosting an upcoming in-person event, and I may even be entering my first pageant. But my biggest win this week wasn’t just the events. It was speaking up and setting boundaries. I said, “I’m stretched right now, I can’t do the call.” And reminded myself: other people’s urgency is not my urgency. I also handled the finalisation of my previous place completely on my own — no need for Mark to step in. I stepped into my queen negotiator version and handled it with confidence. I was also asked to attend a pro bono event by someone very special, one of the few reasons I would consider saying yes. But I spoke openly about why a meaningful barter matters, because showing up takes preparation, time, energy, and presence. Which all cost money. The biggest shift? No guilt. Just empowerment. Sometimes growth looks like quietly stepping into the version of yourself who truly knows her worth. What was your win this week? Always Shine ✨ BB