Are you ready to surrender and let go of demands and responsibilities for a whole weekend? Ready to give yourself a break and step away from the pressures and worries of our crazy world right now? Whilst we know we cannot control the things that happen to us or around us, we know we can control the way we respond to them. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life, often neglecting our own well-being in the process. However, carving out time for a dedicated self-care weekend can work wonders in resetting our minds, bodies, and spirits, ultima ..read more

‘I started writing this book as the book that I wish I had been given when I realised that I was in a domestic abusive relationship. And also had given to follow, in order to get out of that relationship and all the steps that I needed to take, but also most importantly, the book to help me rebuild and realign and balance me as an individual. And then finding, and realising and start building that new life, which would be filled with hope and joy and freedom that when most women who are in domestic abusive relationships don’t believe they will ever achieve, and so that was the reason I wrote i ..read more

The recent tragedy that unfolded in Sydney’s Bondi Junction has left a community, a country, shaken and hearts heavy with sorrow. Among the victims, Ashlee Good’s brave act of protecting her 9-month-old daughter in the face of danger stands as a testament to maternal love and courage. As the details emerged, the violence displayed serves as a stark reminder of the prevalent issues surrounding violence in our society. The loss six innocent souls, along with the injuries inflicted upon other victims, underscores the urgent need for increased mental health services and support mechanisms. In time ..read more

‘We all get to a stage where our higher source, our reason why we are here, our true purpose, why we have gone through everything to be where we are right now kicks in. And all my clients I open up their awareness to understand so we stop going down the same road of hitting our head against brick wall or feeling less self-empowered than we know we can be.’ ~ Greg Keily After a lifetime of self-sabotage, resulting in 41 career changes, Greg Keily went on to have 2 near death experiences in the military as a Navy Clearance Diver, which left him battling PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, Panic Attacks a ..read more

In the complexity of the human senses, smell often plays the role of a silent friend, subtly influencing our perceptions and decisions, particularly in the realm of relationships. While sight and sound might dominate our initial impressions, it’s the scent that often lingers, quietly guiding us towards compatible partners. I have a deep belief that all of the synthetic fragrances, perfumes and after shaves actually play a part in our high divorce rate. And this week I share why. All the essential oils mentioned in this show can be found at www.twenty8.com. Don’t forget to use your Self Love Po ..read more

‘And just knowing how much it helped me I then started volunteering my time to fellow colleagues in the police service who were experiencing PTSD. I started noticing the shift and change in them after a session with them. And I began to recognise then the power and efficacy of allowing the body to slow down and detach from the mental racing around and chatter, and reconnect with our body, activate that parasympathetic nervous system to then activate their relaxation response. And so, over the years it’s just been a constant refinement of changing and shifting and adapting different core compon ..read more

‘Again, my ego was pretty up there, and I was pretty full of myself with all of these wonderful things I was doing for people. Anyway, this guy called George comes up to me and he used to drink at the pub, and he said how good I was, and then he said, ‘I’ve got good news, my daughter’s met someone at Endeavour and they’re going to get married.’ And I was thinking to myself, why is he telling me this? And he had tears in his eyes, and I said, ‘What’s the matter George?’ And he said, ‘His parents had quite a bit of money and they’ll set them up in a Unit, and now I can die without having to worr ..read more

Aging is a natural part of life’s journey, yet it’s often perceived through the lens of fear and resistance. In a society obsessed with youthfulness and vitality, the concept of growing older is sometimes met with apprehension. However, there’s a profound beauty in aging gracefully, embracing the privilege it represents, and understanding the richness it adds to our lives. Aging with mischief adds an extra layer of vibrancy and vitality to the journey of growing older. It’s about maintaining a playful spirit, a twinkle in the eye, and a willingness to embrace life with spontaneity and humour ..read more

‘The philosophy behind it was ‘energy’ like just bring the energy, bring the fun, bring the good times, bring… like education is inspiration too, to live a healthier, happier more energised life, but do it in a way that doesn’t feel like education or feel like you’re being taught something. We pride ourselves, on whether it’s doing our school shows or whether it is our term programs, anything… we pride ourselves on absolute fun, the kids are having the time of their lives but they’re learning and growing.’ ~ Cam Best Cam Best is a proud father of three children, husband to Sarah, and healthy k ..read more

In the complex web of human health, the connection between mind and body is undeniable. While physical symptoms are often attributed to tangible factors like genetics, lifestyle, and environmental influences, the role of mental and emotional states in shaping our physical well-being is increasingly acknowledged. In this week’s Quicky, we delve into the profound relationship between mental causes and physical illnesses, exploring metaphysical approaches to support holistic healing. All the essential oils mentioned in this show can be found at www.twenty8.com. Don’t forget to use your Self Love ..read more