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The EMMA LOVELL Show

The EMMA LOVELL Show

Di: Emma Lovell
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Welcome to The Emma Lovell Show, a place where we talk all about living a life you love NOW. I’m your host, Emma Lovell, and my #1 value is FREEDOM. I’ve spent the last 14 years running a business and travelling the world, and now I take my husband and toddler along for the adventure too! It’s possible and I know you can create a life doing what you truly love as well. This podcast will inspire, motivate and encourage you to go after your dreams. To create a life you love, and to live it now - not wait for retirement or “some day” in the future. I’ll be talking about how I harmonise business, travel and self-care. I’ll also bring on incredible guests to share their journeys - the wins, the challenges and how they’re creating a life they love! Let’s jump in and get dreaming. This is a space for you to manifest a life you love. Economia Scienze sociali Scrittura e commenti di viaggio
Episodi
  • It Starts at Five: Why We Need to Talk About Domestic Violence

    It Starts at Five: Why We Need to Talk About Domestic Violence
    Oct 7 2026
    ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses domestic violence, violence against women, sexual assault, alleged gang rape, coercive control, bullying and violence involving children. I woke up angry, and I needed to use my voice. It feels like we are seeing story after story after story — Sam Wood, the recent Sydney Swans allegations, another domestic violence case here on the Gold Coast, and the horrific allegations surrounding Cornell University. Some of it is almost impossible to comprehend. But we cannot let that overwhelm turn into silence. In this episode, I talk about why we need to speak up, why we need men to publicly join this conversation, and why saying something as simple as “This is not OK” matters. But the part I keep coming back to is this: it starts at five. My five-year-old son was recently encouraged by another boy to hurt a little girl. He knew it was wrong. He felt physically sick about it, and eventually he told me everything. We addressed it immediately with his school and after-school care, and we continued the conversation at home: we do not hurt people, we do not encourage others to hurt people, and when you see something that isn't right, you use your voice. We cannot wait until our boys become men to start having these conversations. Please listen. Please share this episode. Please have the uncomfortable conversations with your children, your partners, your friends and the men in your world. You don't need a huge platform and you don't need the perfect words. If speaking up encourages even one other person to use their voice, that matters. This is a topic we have to keep talking about. Violence is not OK.
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    16 min
  • Perseverance: Knowing When to Keep Going and When to Let Go

    Perseverance: Knowing When to Keep Going and When to Let Go
    Sep 18 2026
    Perseverance: the quality of continuing to try and achieve a goal despite facing difficulties, delays, or failures After nearly two weeks of influenza A and a secondary infection, I’m slowly finding my way back to myself. Being this unwell affected far more than my body. Without the connection, movement, food, scents and everyday pleasures that usually lift me, I found myself in some incredibly difficult mental spirals. It gave me an even deeper appreciation for anyone living with chronic or life-altering illness and searching for the tiniest glimmers of light. The word that keeps meeting me through all of this is perseverance. It is also a word that makes me want to roll my eyes and ask, “Haven’t I persevered enough?” In this episode, I share what perseverance has looked like across my health, 17 years in business, the relaunch of Retreat Me Happy, changing our flights to the United States this week and continuing to hold onto our vision of spending three months in India. But perseverance doesn’t always mean pushing through. Sometimes it means completing the next difficult step. Sometimes it means fiercely protecting the dream. And sometimes it means releasing the plans, expenses and commitments that are draining the energy the real goal requires. India is still the vision. Retreat Me Happy is still the business I believe in. But I’m learning that I don’t need to persevere with every plan simply because I once made it. This is a vulnerable, real-life update from inside business, illness, motherhood, travel, money and holding onto a very big dream with reduced capacity. What does perseverance mean to you, and where in your life are you being asked to keep going or let something go?
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    30 min
  • House Music With Annie Reid

    House Music With Annie Reid
    Sep 2 2026
    What happens when you give a big idea the space to be spoken out loud? In this episode of The Emma Lovell Show, I’m joined by my brilliant client, friend and colleague Annie Reid, an author, design journalist, copywriter and founder of Atrium Media and House Music. Annie has written and collaborated on 12 published books, with a career spanning architecture, interiors, property, sustainability and business. We talk about her creative career, the evolution of Atrium Media, and how conversations on our retreat in India helped Annie find the confidence to bring an ambitious idea she’d been carrying to life. That idea is House Music, an immersive sound and design experience planned for Melbourne in July 2027, where multidisciplinary artists will transform the rooms of the historic Labassa Mansion through sound, objects and visual elements. Annie shares the vision for House Music, where the idea came from, where it could go next, and what happened when she finally started saying it out loud. A beautiful conversation about creativity, courage and asking yourself: What if it works?
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    35 min
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