In this episode of Spill the Prosecco, we dive into something that shaped SheKan more than we realised at the time - our ongoing investment into our own growth, the mentors we chose, the rooms we sat in, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes the biggest breakthroughs don’t come from the “right” rooms… they come from the wrong ones.

From travelling to Bali, Thailand and Canada in the pursuit of becoming better leaders, better facilitators and better humans, to sitting in front rows as the best students in the room (yes, even when we were being spat on), we unpack what it really means to never arrive and to refuse to plateau just because things are working.

We talk about the moment we realised we had placed our team in the wrong seats, the lessons we learned about ego and expectation, and why you should always outgrow your mentor - not from arrogance, but from evolution.

This conversation is about leadership, business growth, investing in yourself even when it feels uncomfortable, and understanding that sometimes the most expensive lessons are the ones that save your business from future collapse.

If you’ve ever paid for a course that didn’t quite land, invested in a mentor that wasn’t your vibe, or walked into a room that made you question everything, this episode will remind you that there is always value if you’re willing to look for it.

Growth isn’t polished.It’s not always aligned in the moment.And it definitely doesn’t always feel good.

But if you stay humble, stay curious and stay committed to evolving - you’ll never stop expanding.

Pour a glass and press play. 🥂