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08/05/2026
It feels like all I’ve posted about is work stuff over the last wee while…
This time last week 🥰 and I went to for the spectacular Once Upon a Time degustation for date night 👯♂️
Even though there’s a lot going on with and coaching work there’s always time to be piggy 🐷
With just over 24 hours to go, I wanted to share why I’m proud to be sponsoring the Big Gay premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2.
Yes, it’s glamorous.
Yes, it’s iconic.
Yes, it’s going to be a very good time.
But underneath the fashion and the camp, these films are really about something deeper:
how we show up at work and in the world.
Ambition.
Identity.
Self-worth.
Power.
Pressure.
And that question so many of us know well:
how much of ourselves are we expected to edit to succeed?
That’s why this matters to me.
It’s also why I do the work I do.
Through coaching, I’ve helped clients get promotions, change careers, earn more money than they thought possible, and build lives that feel better — not just look better from the outside.
More clarity.
More confidence.
More direction.
More self-belief.
More of that feeling that you are finally backing yourself properly.
So yes, I’m sponsoring the glamour.
But I’m also sponsoring the bigger conversation about success, self-worth, and staying true to who you are while going after more.
And because I want this to be more than just a fabulous night out, there’s also $400 off my Foundations program available through the special event link.
DM me for details.
If that sounds like your kind of night, come join us.
I had fun making this. 💅
Yes, the newsreader is AI.
No, she is not a real person.
No, Channel 9 is not about to call.
And yes, the whole thing is gloriously over the top.
But here’s the punchline:
the results are real.
The woman reading the script may be fake, but the impact of my coaching is not.
People really do come to me feeling stuck, burnt out, underconfident, overlooked, and completely over their own bu****it... and leave with more clarity, more confidence, better direction, and the guts to actually do something about it.
So while the anchor is artificial, the transformations are not.
Honestly, that feels very on brand:
fake presenter, real breakthrough.
If this made you laugh, good.
If it made you feel slightly called out, even better.
And if you watched it thinking, “annoyingly, I might actually need this”... well. That’s usually how it starts.
Enjoy the drama.
The results part is real.