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When was the last time you truly sat down and contemplated the direction of your life?

What does self-love—or self-leadership—actually look like to you? And are they even different things? In a world where our phones ping more than a microwave and workplaces expect Olympic-level performance as standard, how on earth are we meant to lead ourselves through adversity?

A question I’m asked more often than anything else as an author is: “Where do you get your inspiration from?” In truth, ask any artist and you’ll get a variation of the same answer: life itself—the lived experience filtered through our senses, wounds, quirks, and half-healed bits.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that feminine energy is just about being sweet and gentle, all love and light. Feminine energy embodies the essence of darkness; it’s the deep, black abyss that awakens the soul. It's midnight storms, and velvet voids between the stars that chills your bones—creation and destruction—scream

There’s a fine line between bravery and madness — and it’s about 780 feet above sea level at Gaddings Dam. Have you ever lived in a place and known that you belonged? I mean really belonged — with no effort, no judgement, no thought. A place where every day feels like a quiet celebration of life.

Thoughts drift as the curtains close after the final musical note of Coronation Street’s theme tune. The mind, restless as ever, wonders about the strangeness of existence. The body, however, is numb. Sarah’s father had just died—suddenly, traumatically, and in a way no one could have prepared her for. Beyond gratitude

It’s sunny and glorious outside, and I’ve another reason to feel cheerful today: the revised second edition of my book Wildest Dreams has had a complete makeover. The first edition received generous five-star reviews, with readers saying: “A book written in flow that wants to be read in one go.” “Raw, unconditional ess

Among the stars, we find stories written in cosmic ink ready to be discovered. Since its release into the cosmos and beyond in March this year, my book Cosmic Onion has been receiving fabulous feedback. The reason I wrote it is simple—because as an author (and yes, that much-asked question always comes up), I can only