The Gap Year That Saved A Marriage – with Holly Wainwright (Mamamia)
The invisible woman still leaves quite a gap when she disappears. When the invisible woman packs her bags and buggers right off, suddenly her space becomes blindingly clear.
A Grown Up’s Gap Year – Sydney Day Sessions
Sydney Day Sessions | Your Turn for SPACE
Small-group, in-person days (harbour beach location) in Sydney that feel like a cross between a strategy session, a wellbeing consult and very honest conversation with women who get it.
You will:
- work through the Anti-Guilt Calculator so you can see, in black and white, why you feel stretched and what to shift
- use simple prompts to begin your guidebook for your next bit of life
simplify one hot spot in your world, and book concrete time-out in your calendar
leave with a sustainable wellbeing routines you can actually keep, not a 27-step morning ritual that collapses by Tuesday - No sharing circles in matching kaftans. Just smart women, pens, paper, good coffee (dip in the ocean if you feel like it), and some very practical space-making.
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WANT MORE CONNECTION?
– Join The Club (free Facebook community) – lovely conversation, practical ideas, and weekly prompts.
– A Grown Up’s Gap Year – The Podcast. New episodes and show notes each week.
– Buy the book! Your one-stop-read for everything you need to know about how to have your own ‘Grown Up’s Gap Year’.
A Grown Up's Gap Year
If you would like to learn more A Grown Up’s Gap Year is available here
If you do decide to take your ‘adventure’ further afield you might also enjoy the FREE resource ‘The Wellbeing Travel Guides – packing tips from a travel expert’ downloadable guide here
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