100 Days of Gratitude – Day 68

Another day of moving forward with the book and meeting fabulous people!  Charyn and I spent the morning on our books and then went into the city (Adelaide) to meet a friend for a late lunch.  The most special moment in our lunch together was when Michael spoke about his 2 and a half year…

100 Days of Gratitude – Day 66

So grateful for a fabulous day with amazing difference-makers at the International Coach Federation Conference in Adelaide.  I had the great honour and privilege of leading a 3/4 day stream on creating a viable and inspiring coaching business.  The participants connected well with each other and found the whole event really useful and inspiring, which…

100 Days of Gratitude – Day 57

My younger brother Greg is someone I’ve been grateful for most of my life! (I was nearly 6 when he arrived)  I love that we live only 3 minutes drive from Greg & Nicole’s home, and enjoyed a visit today, where we enjoyed the sunshine and large trampoline in their backyard.  I’m grateful for a…

100 Days of Gratitude – Day 56

I’m so grateful for this amazing woman, Mary Brell, pictured here with Gold Medalist Kerri Pottharst (a few months ago). We spent today together at Stephens Patisserie editing our book, Lifting the Lid on Quiet Achievers – Success Stories of Regional Entrepreneurs, and I really appreciate her support and friendship – which actually began in…

100 Days of Gratitude – Day 42

I’ve been sitting here contemplating the day – I have much to be grateful for – but what did I take a photo of today in my book-busy day?   I’m in a silent house and suddenly startled by the “brrrring” of the Live Chat on our site. A new friend Lindsay popped in to…

100 Days of Gratitude – Day 37

I’m grateful for the opportunity to read this book!  In The Middle Of Nowhere is a fascinating read, both educational and inspirational. I bought it after hearing about it from my cousin, who attends college with the Author’s nephew. Terry Underwood shares generously about her life, her loves and her learning as she adapted to…