06/02/2026
There are moments in life when everything feels like it’s collapsing at once. And yet, in the middle of those moments, there are pockets of light. A ferry ride across Sydney Harbour with my children. Wind in our hair. Laughter cutting through the noise. Choosing to be present and joyful while everything else feels uncertain.
That day wasn’t about escaping.
It was about remembering who we are.
I know how to rebuild because I’ve done it. I was raised by parents who taught me there were no shortcuts. You work. You show up. You build things properly. I walked that path. I built it. I watched parts of it fall and I built again.
I’ve faced things people usually only see in movies, courtesy of my ex husband (now deceased).
Pressure, threats, legal battles, police at the door, personal upheaval, courts.
I learned how to hold it together when everything inside was shaking. I learned how to keep going when stopping would have been easier. I learned to press ahead through the fire.
I also learned that I was never doing it alone. My guides, my ancestors and unseen support carried me when I was exhausted. Did I always listen? No. I learned the hard way. But I learned.
Storms don’t come to destroy us. They come to strip away what isn’t true. They show us who we really are.
Rebuilding isn’t about pretending nothing happened. It’s about releasing the old story, the trapped energy, the survival patterns. It’s about choosing clarity, strength, and self-trust.
So I’ll ask you this.
Are you ready to let go of the past and step into who you are now?
I know the way back. I’ve walked it.
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