This one goes straight into the reality of what happens when life shifts under your feet. The losses, the identity shifts, the grief that hits in waves, and the way you rebuild when you don’t recognise yourself anymore. I talk about the thousands of tiny deaths that come with big change, the dust-settling phase where you just sit in the wreckage, and the moment you finally pick up the pen again and decide what your next version looks like. If you’re in your own unbecoming, or you’ve been ...
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This one goes straight into the reality of what happens when life shifts under your feet. The losses, the identity shifts, the grief that hits in waves, and the way you rebuild when you don’t recognise yourself anymore. I talk about the thousands of tiny deaths that come with big change, the dust-settling phase where you just sit in the wreckage, and the moment you finally pick up the pen again and decide what your next version looks like. If you’re in your own unbecoming, or you’ve been ...
Double digits! Episode 10 is here, and this one took me by surprise. I’m talking about the “Let Them” theory. The idea sounds great in theory—just let people do what they want, and don’t take it personally. But is it really that simple? I think there’s a whole layer missing in these conversations. “Letting them” isn’t just about walking away—it’s about doing the actual work to accept people for who they are, without resentment, nor expecting them to be different. I also take a l...
That Makeup Gal
This one goes straight into the reality of what happens when life shifts under your feet. The losses, the identity shifts, the grief that hits in waves, and the way you rebuild when you don’t recognise yourself anymore. I talk about the thousands of tiny deaths that come with big change, the dust-settling phase where you just sit in the wreckage, and the moment you finally pick up the pen again and decide what your next version looks like. If you’re in your own unbecoming, or you’ve been ...
