Georgina

Jul 15

I feel like I want this on my fridge as a reminder to not slip into victim mode. Sometimes it's so easy to blame other circumstances for the outcomes I haven’t reached yet. But the truth is, it’s my responsibility to make things happen. No one else’s. I’ve been discovering Mel Robbins lately and he...Read more

I feel like I want this on my fridge as a reminder to not slip into victim mode. Sometimes it's so easy to blame other circumstances for the outcomes I haven’t reached yet. But the truth is, it’s my responsibility to make things happen. No one else’s. I’ve been discovering Mel Robbins lately and her words hit hard in the best way. #melrobbins #mindsetshift #personalgrowthjourney #selfresponsibility #healingandgrowing

Jul 10

I find Leila Hormozi so intriguing and thought provoking. She was one of the first business women I came across who made me feel like it was not only okay but powerful to just be myself in business. What stands out to me is not just how unapologetically herself she is now, but how openly she reflect...Read more

I find Leila Hormozi so intriguing and thought provoking. She was one of the first business women I came across who made me feel like it was not only okay but powerful to just be myself in business. What stands out to me is not just how unapologetically herself she is now, but how openly she reflects on the times she was not and the journey it took to get here. There is something so refreshing about someone who owns both the confidence and the growth it took to build it. I am not really trying to make a point with this, I just wanted to share someone who genuinely inspires me in case she might resonate with you as well. Let me know if she is someone you follow too, I would love to hear your thoughts. #leilahormozi #womeninbusiness #authenticbusiness #selfgrowthjourney #realnotperfect #businessinspiration #femaleentrepreneur #growthmindset #leadwithtruth #personalpower

Jul 9

I have really been loving everything Codie Sanchez lately, I find her so inspiring & just adore how well she speaks! Should I also some of my favourite podcast episodes of here? Let em know in the comments because I have been binging lately

Jul 6

I used to think I had to water myself down.Like my opinions were too much, or my presence needed to be smaller.I’ve spent a lot of my life shaping myself into the version of me that other people found comfortable. But something shifted when I became a mum at twenty seven.It didn’t happen all at once...Read more

I used to think I had to water myself down.Like my opinions were too much, or my presence needed to be smaller.I’ve spent a lot of my life shaping myself into the version of me that other people found comfortable. But something shifted when I became a mum at twenty seven.It didn’t happen all at once, but it was like a quiet click.I started choosing my own expectations over theirs. There’s a difference between being kind and being compliant.And there’s a difference between protecting your privacy and hiding who you really are. Now I post what I want to post.I write what I mean.And I try not to perform for the algorithm or the old voices in my head. Stop worrying about other people’s opinions.They are not the ones who live your life. Have you felt this shift too? I would love to hear your version of it.

Jul 5

I used to hear women say that when they turned thirty, they stopped caring what people thought of them. For me, that switch started flicking the moment I became a mum at twenty seven, and it has only grown stronger since. There is something powerful that happens when you begin choosing your own expe...Read more

I used to hear women say that when they turned thirty, they stopped caring what people thought of them. For me, that switch started flicking the moment I became a mum at twenty seven, and it has only grown stronger since. There is something powerful that happens when you begin choosing your own expectations over everyone else’s. In my family, for reasons that were often beyond their control, the weight of expectation was heavier than the freedom to choose what they truly wanted. They carried the full load of motherhood, and more, and they did it with resilience and strength. But I have something they did not. I have a partner who shows up fully, and a season of life that allows me to make space for who I am becoming. What I want now is to build a business that helps support our family. Something meaningful, something that serves people who are creating their own version of life. I can see a movement growing here, especially among homeschoolers and high schoolers who do not feel like they fit the system. I want to create resources that meet them where they are, and remind them that what they care about matters. So this is me, saying it clearly. This is what I want to do. And if you are building something too, or you have been where I am now, I would love to hear your words of encouragement. Because this part feels brave, and hard, and completely worth it.