Wild Walk Mentoring

03/03/2026

Embracing Leadership.
30/3/26.

A Place to Breathe Again.

There are seasons in a woman’s life when she realises she has been holding her breath for far too long.
Moving fast. Carrying everything. Forgetting herself in the noise.
And then she steps into a space where she can finally exhale.

One woman told us:
“Space to think about self. Stop, and breathe.”

This is where leadership begins - with breath, with belonging, with remembering yourself.

Embracing Leadership is your invitation to breathe again. 30th March 2026.

27/02/2026

I believe that nature reflects us back to ourselves with a kind of honesty that doesn’t judge - it simply reveals. And when women return from that kind of reflection and sit together, even as near‑strangers, something strong begins to grow between them.

Out on the grounds of Murrays Hall, early Spring was beginning to show itself. Birds sang, light stretched across the fields, and tucked away in one corner was a small sign: 'Rewilding Area'.
It felt like it was describing us.

A circle of women who had only just met, yet the bond that formed between them was unmistakable, the kind of connection that makes real leadership work possible.

What struck me was how similar the themes were, even though the stories were different.
• The strength they downplay because it feels “too much.”
• The creativity they’ve sidelined because life got busy.
• The influence they carry without recognising it.
• The tenderness they’ve been taught to hide.
• The ambition they’ve been afraid to name.

When women pause long enough to listen, the truth is rarely harsh. It’s usually a reminder of who they’ve always been.

This is why reflective practice matters in leadership and entrepreneurship. Not as an add‑on, but as a foundation.

Out in the grounds of Murrays Hall, with Spring just beginning to show itself, these women saw themselves more clearly - and that clarity shaped the rest of the Masterclass.

Leadership begins with the courage to see yourself fully. The rest grows from there.

26/02/2026

Cultivating Self Belief Masterclass began with a solo walk. As the women returned, there was a noticeable shift - a quiet steadiness, as if each person had retrieved something they’d misplaced.

The grounds of Murrays Hall in Scone had offered early signs of Spring: birdsong, open light, that gentle sense of possibility. Out there, each woman had walked with one question:

What do I see in myself that I’ve been refusing to see?

When we give ourselves space, the truth rises in its own time.

> Some recognised courage they’d minimised.
> Some felt the weight of tiredness they’d been carrying alone.
> Some rediscovered a spark they thought had gone out.
> Some met a dream they’d tucked away for “later.”

Nature reflects us back to ourselves with a kind of honesty that doesn’t judge - it simply reveals.
Leadership grows from this place: the willingness to see ourselves fully, without rushing past what’s true.

What wants to emerge in you now, if you let it?

25/02/2026

Last Monday, we opened our Strada Vision Masterclass with a solo walk through the grounds of Murrays Hall, Scone - a place where Spring is just beginning to show itself.

Each woman carried one question with her:
What do I see in myself, that I’ve been refusing to see?

It’s a powerful leadership question. Not about performance or productivity, but about truth.

Out in the open countryside, with birdsong and blue sky for company, the answers came quietly.

Strength. Creativity. Influence. Tenderness. Ambition.

Sometimes the hardest thing to recognise is our own potential - especially when life; work; colleagues; partners have taught us to downplay it.

Walking helps. Nature helps. Being witnessed by a supportive circle helps.

This is the work of Wild Walk Mentoring and Strada Vision: creating the space where women can see themselves clearly again.

24/02/2026

Yesterday’s Strada Vision Masterclass on Cultivationg Self Belief left me completely humbled.

The messages that have been landing in my inbox since we closed the day… I don’t think I’ll ever forget them.

💚 Women saying it was one of the most inspiring days they can remember.

💚 Women saying they feel less alone, more hopeful, more capable.

💚 Women saying they want to re‑gather regularly because something special has formed.

💚 Women saying the work has changed their life and they want more.

To witness a group of women step into honesty, courage, and possibility together — and to feel the strength of that collective energy — is something I’ll carry for a long time.

What happened in that room wasn’t just a workshop.
It was a reminder of what becomes possible when women are seen, supported, and surrounded by others who believe in them.

To every woman who showed up with an open heart: THANK YOU.
Your words, your vulnerability, your fire — they’re the reason this work matters.

And to Sandy Swanton what a privilege to build this with you.
This is only the beginning.

Here’s to more spaces, more courage, more community, and more women realising just how powerful they already are.



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22/02/2026

As Wild Walk Mentoring moves into its second year, it’s also finding a new home.
From March, Wild Walk Mentoring will sit within the Strada Vision website — bringing all my work together under one purpose:
To walk beside people until they realise they can walk on their own.
This shift feels right.
It feels aligned.
It feels like the next step in honouring the work I’m here to do.

Thank you for being part of this journey — whether you’ve walked with me in person or followed along from afar.

I can’t wait to share what’s coming next.

20/02/2026

Something happens when we walk.
The pace softens.
The armour loosens.
The noise quietens.
And suddenly, women can hear themselves again.

I’m not “taking people for a walk.”
Sometimes they take me.

What I’m really doing is opening a doorway back to who they are — their clarity, their confidence, their voice.
If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, stuck, or unsure of your next step, a walk might be exactly what you need.
Not to fix anything.
Just to breathe.
To listen.
To return.

19/02/2026

Wild Walk Mentoring turns one year old on the 10th of March.
A whole year of walking with incredible women, listening to their stories, and watching them step into something bigger.

My community has grown steadily — now over 300 of you — and I’m so grateful for every person who has trusted me with their truth, their time, and their steps.

Every walk has reminded me of the same thing:
When we slow down, we hear ourselves more clearly.

Thank you for being part of this journey.
Your presence here means more than you know.

18/02/2026

Over the past year, Wild Walk Mentoring has grown into something far deeper than I ever imagined.
Not just a service — but a space where women return to themselves.
I’ve been reflecting on why this work matters so much to me, and it always comes back to this:
I’m not here to be the loudest voice in the room.
I’m here to help you hear your own.

Through story, movement, reflection, and community, I walk beside women until they feel clearer, steadier, and more connected to who they are.

If you’re new here — welcome!
If you’ve been here a while — thank you!
There’s more to come.

18/02/2026

Wild Walk Mentoring will turn one on the 10th of March - a whole year of walking beside incredible women, listening to their stories, and watching them step into something bigger. Over that time, this little community has grown to more than 300 followers, and I’m so grateful for every single one of you.

As I’ve reflected on this first year, something has become very clear:
I am someone who helps people return to themselves.
Not through pressure or performance, but through
story, movement, reflection, and community.

I create spaces where people feel:
• seen
• safe
• expanded
• inspired
• capable
I come alive when I draw out someone’s story, reflect back their strengths, and help them see what’s been there all along. I’m not meant to be the loudest voice in the room, I’m meant to help others hear their own.

This past year of Wild Walk Mentoring has shown me that again and again.
On every walk, something shifts.
The pace slows.
The armour softens.
The noise quietens.
And suddenly, women can hear themselves again.
I’m not “taking them for a walk.”
Sometimes they take me.

What I’m really doing is opening a doorway back to who they are.
As Wild Walk Mentoring moves into its second year, it will also be moving onto the Strada Vision website bringing all my work together under one purpose: to walk beside people until they realise they can walk on their own.

To everyone who has walked with me - literally or metaphorically - THANK YOU.

Your trust, your stories, your courage… they’ve shaped this first year in ways I’ll never forget.

More to come soon.
But for now, I’m celebrating this milestone with a full heart😁

15/02/2026

Wild Swimmers!!

Pre-orders are open.
Bags land early April.
If you swim outdoors, you need this.