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For many of us, the holiday season can stir up stress, cravings, and boundary challenges. This warm, insightful episode helps you navigate festive gatherings with self-compassion and empowerment.

We dive into the emotional and physiological triggers behind holiday eating and drinking, from holiday stress to hormone shifts, and share mindful eating practices to keep you grounded and in control.

Learn to handle family pressures gracefully and discover empowering tools for healthy boundary-setting and nervous system support, so you can step into the festivities with self-leadership, agency, and grace.

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As we move into arguably the busiest season of the year, it’s easy to confuse fatigue with normality.

In this episode, we explore burnout not as a symptom of doing too much, but as a signal of being out of alignment, mentally, emotionally, and energetically.

Together, we’ll unpack what burnout really is, how it can mask itself as productivity or people-pleasing, and why true recovery has less to do with rest and more to do with realignment.

If you’ve ever wondered why “time off” doesn’t always fix the exhaustion, this conversation invites you to see burnout differently, not as a flaw to fix, but as feedback calling you to gently take a different approach.

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Turning 32 (Part 3): The Final Lessons in the Trilogy

The trilogy is complete! Who would’ve thought that what started out as a brief thought bank for 32 at 32 would turn into such a layered and reflective process?

In this final instalment, I’m rounding out the last 11 lessons that have shaped my relationship with safety, embodiment, adaptability and healing.

These aren’t just insights I’ve read or written down, they’re lessons I’ve lived, tested, wrestled with, and returned to.

If you’ve ever felt like you needed permission to pivot, space to slow down, or a reminder that healing and living can coexist, this episode is for you.

Thank you for walking through this with me. Let’s bring it home.

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Who would have known this would turn into a three-parter…

In part two of this Turning 32 series, I pick things back up from lesson 11, diving deeper into what it’s actually taken to build self-trust, regulate my nervous system, and move through life with more integrity, even when it’s uncomfortable.

This episode covers the messy middle: the real work of unlearning self-punishment, recognising old patterns for what they are, and rewriting how I respond when life doesn’t go to plan. I’m talking about the stuff that doesn’t always make it to the highlight reel, the behind-the-scenes lessons that shaped how I relate to movement, rest, feedback, failure, and my own internal dialogue.

I managed to chat my way through from point 11 to 21 (yes, there’s more), which means the final part of this series will move us through the final stretch: lessons 22 to 32.

I can't wait to share more with you then.

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Part One: 32, The Years I Thought I’d Missed My Chance

What if the birthdays you once dreaded became reminders of how far you’ve actually come?

This episode was recorded just after I turned 32, a bit of a messy, honest reflection on the years I spent doubting myself, stuck in binge–purge cycles, and convinced I’d somehow missed my chance.

Spoiler: I hadn’t.

Most of the real breakthroughs didn’t even start happening until the last five or six years, which still feels wild to say. Somewhere in that time, I started meeting myself properly, learning to support myself, to trust myself again, and to stop living by beliefs that were never really mine.

I talk about the shame, the stuckness, and the slow process of building something new, not by fixing everything overnight, but by getting curious and actually letting life in.

It’s not polished, and it’s definitely not a “how-to” episode. It’s just me sharing what’s changed, what surprised me, and why life feels far from over, actually, it feels like it’s only just getting interesting.

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So often, we talk about movement through the lens of discipline or physical outcomes but what if the biggest barrier to consistency isn’t your routine, but your relationship with it?

In this solo episode, we unpack how past experiences, implicit learning, and internalised beliefs shape the way we approach movement and how those patterns can silently create resistance.

Whether it’s shame, fear of failure, or only ever having moved in pursuit of fat loss, these undercurrents can cloud our ability to engage with training as an act of self-leadership and care.

This isn’t about forcing yourself into consistency, it’s about understanding what’s beneath the inconsistency, so you can reclaim autonomy, compassion, and choice.

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Turns out, one of the most underrated leadership tools isn’t strategy or charisma, it’s your connection to yourself.

In this episode, we unpack why self-awareness isn’t just a personal growth cliché, but a core skill that helps you lead, delegate, and communicate better. When you understand your strengths and your blind spots, you stop wasting energy masking or pretending and instead start building real alignment with those around you.

From choosing the right support systems (like coaches who actually work with your nervous system, not just their playbook) to letting go of the pressure to know it all.

This one’s about creating leadership that’s more honest, sustainable, and human.