Merry nearly Christmas to the most gorgeous glitterbombs in the history of forever! Can you believe there are only two sleeps until Christmas! I cannot tell if this year has flown by faster than the speed of light, or taking its sweet ol’ time to reach the finish line! 

A strong sense of self-worth relies heavily on authenticity. Authenticity cannot happen without clear boundaries. How do we begin to know, define and respect our boundaries? What tools can we tap into when boundaries slip, and how can we first recognise they have slipped in the first place, then take the steps to take to reinstate them.

“Comparison is the thief of joy”…words of wisdom my mama has often said that keep me musing.

Oh my GLITTERBOMB! We are half-way through 2021! This year has totally flown by and it’s been hard to find the time and energy to stop, breathe, reflect and reset – SO, a mid-year review is the perfect reason to set aside your to-do list and focus on yourself! 

Today I am reminiscing about the exquisite “Ferrari Driven Women” International Women’s Day luncheon created and held earlier this year thanks to Ferrari Melbourne at Greenfields, Albert Park.

Is the journey to worthy an easy one? No, it’s not. Is it worth it? OH MY HEART…YES, IT IS!

Have you ever thought to yourself… “I need a little ‘Dutch courage’ before I hit the dance floor” or “If I had that new dress to wear, I would feel more confident,” or have you tried to find other external ways to give you confidence?

The Worthy Woman Affirmation Cards are a way to embed rituals and routines into your life, to show yourself love and kindness with luxury - you are worthy!

What is self-worth? Are we born with it? How do we lose it? How do we rediscover it? These very questions are the inspiration behind The Self-Worth Movement. But first…

The covid-19 pandemic in 2020, a time of adversity that was felt world-wide, unveiled the need for people to know their self-worth more than ever. In times of crisis and of challenge, our internal resources of resilience and hope are what we lean on to get through.

After what seems like a lifetime of feeling not good enough, watching her parents go through a painful divorce, being bullied at school, and later finding herself in an abusive relationship, Grace decides to write a letter to her younger self, to tell her it will all be ok. 

She Shines’ is a poem I wrote many years ago now, at a time in my life where I was breaking free from the heavy clouds of darkness and fear, searching for freedom from the shackles of shame caused by domestic violence.

“Shall we go out for lunch?” he proposed, after asking me to meet with him a few times before. Finally…I dropped my guard and said, “Yes!”. We agreed on a meeting place where he would pick me up, then we would drive to the restaurant together…

The night I met my husband was like that of a cliché story… I was not looking for love, in fact I was adamant I did not want to find love, and I was happiest and better off on my own. Until our eyes met!