My philosophy is chat to everyone no matter where you are because you never know what amazing stories youll hear. This is a perfect example. While having my brow treatment with Kristy I discovered sh

Ride Like A Girl is an Australian Movie directed by Rachel Griffiths which tells the life story of Australias first female jockey to win The Melbourne Cup, Michelle Payne. I wanted to get Samantha

This week I chat with Jo and her husband Nathan about their unique careers, how they came to be in these amazing careers and what it is like to both work from home. Jo is a Podcast Producer (yes, that’s right, our very own amazing Jo) and her husband Nat.

Straight off the back of the Australian film “Ride Like A Girl” which tells the life story of Michele Payne, I was so lucky to interview another Australian female jockey, Samantha Gordon. Although Samantha is now retired, she still maintains strong conne.

We have now reached the boudoir in our tour of Cello's home. Cello has to juggle her private and performance wardrobes to ensure she can see clothes, shoes, accessories and make up at a glance and the systems she has chosen are just perfect! There's even.

In previous podcasts we have chatted with Cello about her home and the amazing organising solutions she has put in place. In this episode, we find out how Sharon became Cello Bordello and a multi-talented super woman. Performer, OCD Specialist, face pain.

Following on from last week, we now take a tour of Cello's Bathroom and laundry. Cello proves that thinking out side the box and getting creative with storage tools can be both practical and beautiful. Cello has created a gorgeous sanctuary for her and h.

Many of you may know Cello already as she is one of OCD's Organising and Decluttering Specialists. In this episode, Cello takes us inside her home to discuss how she overcame the storage and partiality difficulties of her kitchen which is large in some w.

Our journey with Yvette continues this week as she tells us more about her engineering career, the blog she started with a friend and what the future holds. Enjoy

Engineering is traditionally an industry dominated by men, which is why I wanted to share Yvette's story. Along with hearing Yvette's story and journey to becoming a Senior Signaling Engineer, we discuss her experiences working in this industry and the i.