Without a doubt art brings joy, and when the artist is the world’s most positive person, the end result is the perfect combination of colour and happiness. Stephanie Corkhill Hyles is that incredibly positive person, and her art is full of her unique blend of positivity and vibrancy.

This week, Judith and Kym were lucky enough to chat with rural-based artist Steph and find out about her family, her inspiration and how her art has been the foundation for helping others. We learn the importance of filling your well, doing things you love and being grateful for what you have.

You can see Steph’s artwork at the Long Track Pantry in Jugiong, Mill and Hide in Yass and Tarnished Interiors in Tamworth, or check it out online at www.stephaniecorkhillhyles.com or on Steph’s pages on Instagram and Facebook.

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With Kym booked into a Self Love Workshop this week, we decided to speak to the organiser of this session, Kerrie, and find out a little more about what it means to take time out to love yourself. 

In our chat with Kerrie we learn about various techniques that can help us stay calm, avoid negative thoughts, become more mindful and help us through stressful times. We also find out about how Kerrie’s early years and being raised by a single mum have shaped the work she’s doing today. 

To find out more about the courses Kerrie offers, including separation survival, mindfulness or emotional healing, please go to www.kerrieannday.com

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Many of us are lucky enough to have a friend like Lizzie – warm, considerate, supportive and always interested in what we have to say. And on evenings out, with a drink in hand she is the life of the party … 

At the end of 2019, Lizzie decided that alcohol was becoming a problem in her life and stopped drinking. One year and one month on, Kym and Judith catch up with her to find out what prompted this personal decision and why alcohol was becoming such an issue for her. We also learn about the importance of health and well-being, and how all of us need to be kind to ourselves.

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The grass was definitely greener when Kate made her tree change about 15 years ago. This week, Kym and Judith catch up with Kate who lives near a town called Nundle which is about a four hour drive from Sydney. We find out what it was like to leave the hustle and bustle of the city for a simpler country life, what motivated the move, and a how a farmstay holiday at the age of five had life changing consequences for Kate. 

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What’s it really like working on the healthcare frontline, particularly during COVID-19?  This week we chat to Tatiana, an emergency doctor working in one of our big, local hospitals and get an insight into what it’s really like working in an Australian hospital during a pandemic.

Through Tatiana’s story we learn about how being adaptable and flexible can make us happier. And we also get some advice about looking after ourselves and the importance of looking out for the sisterhood.

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This week we chat to Sally who is a sports marketer, teacher, published author, and more recently a personal trainer. In her multi-faceted career, Sally has worked in real estate, at the Estee Lauder counter at Myer and was once a futures trader.

Through Sally’s story we learn how determination, focus and a willingness to stand out from the crowd can get you where you want to be.

For a copy of Sally’s book, Not Quite 30-Love, please go to Sally's website 'Not Quite 30 Love' (https://www.notquite30love.com/about-the-author)

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During Australia’s worst bushfires, Sharon drew on her nursing expertise and instincts to help the small South Coast towns of Bendalong and Manyana. Over eight difficult days she assisted the evacuation of 6,000 people, worked with the triage team to help set up temporary accommodation, first aid and food services – all while her husband fought the nearby fires as the local deputy fire captain. In this week’s Her House podcast, we speak to Sharon about this incredible ordeal and learn about an early childhood accident together with family tragedy that have helped shape her resilience.

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At the age of 10, Oli escaped from the conflict in Croatia to begin a new life in Australia. In our first Her House podcast, we hear her story and find out how her background and close family ties have shaped her positive and optimistic outlook. Through Oli’s story we learn about the importance of close communities, how our upbringing shapes us as people, and that through adversity we learn important life lessons. 

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