In this special Mother’s Day episode, I sit down with my mum for a funny, honest and slightly chaotic chat about motherhood, family memories, parenting then vs now, and the things only mums say.

From embarrassing childhood stories and family group chat energy to the phrases every mum somehow knows, this episode is full of laughs, relatable moments and a little bit of exposing each other along the way.

A light-hearted conversation celebrating mums, memories and the chaos that comes with family.

A quick 10-minute listen for your commute, walk, or coffee break.

This week’s mini episode is a quick solo chat… and a slightly humbling realisation.

I’ve been blaming how busy life is lately—kids’ basketball, work, everything—but I’ve come to the conclusion that I might actually be part of the problem 😅

A short, honest episode about doing everything, trying to keep up, and learning (slowly) that maybe we don’t have to.

In this episode of The Sweet Spot of Life, I sit down with fitness coach Dee to unpack what it really means to be healthy — without the overwhelm.

After meeting Dee 18 months ago at my local gym, I was instantly drawn to her realistic, no-extremes approach to fitness. And in this conversation, we dive into why so many women feel like they’re doing everything to be healthy… yet still feel exhausted.

We talk about:

• Why health feels so overwhelming
• The biggest mistakes women are making
• How to simplify fitness and nutrition
• The truth about consistency vs intensity
• And how to create a healthy lifestyle that actually fits into your life

This episode is for any woman who feels like she’s trying to do it all — and is ready to find a better way.

Because maybe the sweet spot of health… isn’t doing more.
It’s doing what actually matters.

Coach D works from RTLZ Training @ Yarrabilba and you can find them on socials via the website - https://rzlttraining.com.au/home

In this episode, I’m getting really honest about something I know so many women are feeling… overwhelm.

Lately, I’ve found myself stuck in survival mode—juggling work, family, responsibilities, and trying to keep everything together… but not actually feeling present in my own life.

And it led me to a question I couldn’t ignore anymore:
Is this how I want to keep living?

This episode is a reflection on that moment.
On what happens when “doing it all” stops working.
And the realisation that maybe we don’t need more… maybe we need less.

Less pressure.
Less expectation.
Less trying to be everything to everyone.

And more of what actually matters.

I also share how this shift is changing not just my life—but the direction of this podcast moving forward.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched too thin, or like you’ve lost a bit of yourself in the juggle… this episode is for you.

What happens when you’re doing everything you’re supposed to be doing… but you still feel drained?

In this episode of The Sweet Spot of Life, I sit down with life coach, energy practitioner and co-author of Words That Change the World, Heidi Goodman for a conversation about burnout, alignment, and the power of the words we speak to ourselves.

Heidi shares her journey into healing work, including Lomi Lomi massage, reiki, and life coaching, and explains how emotional and energetic exhaustion can show up in our everyday lives.

Together we explore why so many women feel overwhelmed, how we can begin reconnecting with ourselves, and how shifting the language we use internally can change the way we experience life.

This is an honest, thoughtful conversation about slowing down, listening to ourselves, and finding small ways to reset when life feels like too much.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re holding everything together but running on empty, this episode is for you.

Are you stuck in the cycle of overthinking, analysing every feeling, and waiting for perfect clarity before taking action? In this episode of The Sweet Spot of Life, we dive into the subtle but powerful shift from awareness to action — learning how to respond to life’s calls instead of endlessly dissecting them.

I share my own journey of leaning into discomfort, including a fun and unexpected story about going to a ladies-only disco solo — dancing, laughing, and showing up fully without knowing a single person. It’s a lighthearted but real example of what it looks like to move when your instincts say, go.

We explore why growth isn’t always about logic or effort, how our nervous system and old identity patterns can hold us back, and why asking for support can actually be a form of strength.

If you’ve been sitting with that quiet feeling that something more is calling, this episode will help you:

• Understand the difference between analysing and responding
• Embrace discomfort as a catalyst for growth
• Recognise when independence is limiting you
• Start taking small, intentional steps that shift your life

Next week, we’ll continue this conversation with Heidi, co-author of Words That Change the World, diving into coaching, body-based healing, and embodied growth — practical ways to move forward without force.

Stop overthinking. Start responding. Your next version is waiting, and it might just start with one small step.

Have you ever had the sense that something inside you is shifting — even if nothing on the outside has changed?

In this episode, we explore that quiet, persistent feeling that there’s more waiting for you. Not in a dramatic, burn-your-life-down kind of way… but in a subtle, internal nudge that won’t go away.

We talk about the discomfort of wanting more while still feeling grateful. The tension of being “fine” but not fully fulfilled. And the courage it takes to admit that something within you is evolving.

If you’ve been feeling restless, reflective, or slightly unsettled — this conversation is for you.

You’re not behind. You’re not ungrateful. You’re just growing.

In this first episode, we talk about that quiet feeling so many women carry — the sense that life looks good on paper, but something more is calling. This is a gentle beginning, an honest conversation, and an invitation to stop ignoring the nudge and start listening.