Establishing the ideal hair care routine for me has involved a lengthy trial and error process to say the least. However, I’d say I’ve got it down pat for the moment. My hair looks to be thriving- my natural curls are much more prominent, I’m experiencing less frizz when exposed to humidity and the…
First Light, My Muse: Your Monday Encouragement (30/8/21)
Welcome your doubts. There’s room for them here. Don’t be ashamed of your questions, of the things you don’t know. Questions are holy and righteous and deserve to be heard. And the things that you don’t know yet? They create room for you to learn and grow. Belief and doubt are friends;…
Interior Decorating Spotlight with Photowall Sweden
I was absolutely delighted when Interior decorating brand Photowall reached out to me for the second time and asked if I’d be interested in a collaboration- I worked with them last year to transform my Minimalist and Scandinavian inspired room back when I was living full time at the apartment in Parramatta. Naturally, since…
First Light, My Muse: Your Monday Encouragement (23/8/21)
Quit the idea that quitting is bad and give yourself time and space and grace to learn how to quit, what to quit and when to quit. Free yourself from the kind of faith that white knuckles onto the way things have always been done, from having the supposed right image…
Ten Questions with Hope Leilani: Chatting about Faith Based Missions, Essential Oils and Young Living, Teen Entrepreneurialism, Detoxing and Healthy Body Image!
Hello Hope! Thank you for agreeing to this interview. First off, can you tell us about you and your blog? How did you get started and what are your passions? I started my blog in twenty seventeen as a fun side hobby because I saw my friends doing it. I wrote mainly about…
First Light, My Muse: Your Monday Encouragement (16/8/21)
You don’t need to be ashamed if a new idea or belief or discovery doesn’t quite fit you yet. Give yourself permission to change into it. Why do we believe that it’s shameful to be wrong about something? When did we become afraid of admitting that there’s a better way of doing…