The other day I walked into my local fruit and veg shop and found perfectly fresh strawberries on sale for $1.42. Jackpot! That little thrill reminded me that joy doesn’t need a big stage. And honestly, what’s ever truly perfect?

Confidence. What is it, really? Is it that magical fairy dust you spot in people who can talk to strangers, light up a room, make everyone laugh, and own a dinner table in seconds? Or is it the quieter kind?

So here I am, writing about how our past shapes our current or old identities and how to break away and rediscover your true identity.

When I first saw my mum put on her lipstick, I noticed something change. Her shoulders lifted, just slightly, but it was enough. A sparkle

When did "no" become a dirty word Somewhere along the way, we started to believe that being kind meant being constantly available.

How do we shift our mindset to cope with high-volume work and thrive? People are collapsing under the weight of it all, unable to handle

Now, anyone who knows me well would describe my house as tidy, neat, clean, and, let's be honest, stage-ready. It's friendly and...

I was frazzled. I felt this huge weight settle on me—the weight of expectation. The "good mum" glow I'd been basking in? Gone.

What is the cost of mental clutter? It has taken me four years to build up the courage to share this story and talk about how it all began.

Recently, my focus has shifted to understanding why food plays a pivotal role in my life - how I can better nourish my body to feed my mind

When I reflect on imposter syndrome—when I feel it—it's usually tied to fear: fear of judgment, fear of not fitting in, fear of looking...

We are often told that self-talk is essential. Still, I believe it's time we understood the impact it has on everything we do & how we feel.

Ever look in the mirror and get a shock? You might say, "Yes, Vikki, all the time!" But for me, this moment was different.

This week, I want to discuss raising confident and brave children. But the truth is that this reality only hits once you have your own.

I've been reflecting on what happens when our focus turns inward and we become so absorbed in our needs and worries that we forget the world

Language isn't just about the words we say; it's about the beliefs they carry. Often, these beliefs are rooted in outdated narratives.

I like to describe our internal and external language as a personal "word wardrobe".

When do I feel connected? Who do I feel connected to? And what has to happen for me to feel it? And, can we actually 'feel' a connection?

I found a large part of my thinking revolving around the fear of failure. Many conversations have come up about it, and it got me wondering.

Many of us wander through life with a nagging feeling of unfulfilled potential, like a smartphone running on low power mode.