Speaker 1: Welcome to a Very Outspoken Christmas. It's that time of
Speaker 1: year to crank Mariah carry in the car and begin
Speaker 1: your Christmas shopping. Our names are Amy Kate and Sophie Torba.
Speaker 1: We're identical triplets and during the festive season, we have
Speaker 1: an identical opinion Christmas is the most wonderful time of
Speaker 1: the year. In this special series, we're discussing all things
Speaker 1: Christmas with help from some influential Australians.
Speaker 2: For you Glan cal call you go Glan cl Clone.
Speaker 2: And when Santa squeezes fat white ass down that Jimmy Day,
Speaker 2: He's gonna find the jolliest bunch of assholes this side
Speaker 2: of the nuthouse.
Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to episode four of A Very Outspoken Christmas. Today,
Speaker 1: we are so excited to be joined by influencer and
Speaker 1: businesswoman at Georgie Stevenson. We really wanted to have Georgie
Speaker 1: on the show because we thought it was important to
Speaker 1: share the story of someone who hasn't grown up with
Speaker 1: a traditional Christmas. But before we get into the chat
Speaker 1: with Georgie, Sophie, you've got some really exciting news regarding
Speaker 1: your tree. What's a bit of a shit gameful announcement.
Speaker 1: I feel I did succumb to temptation and I did
Speaker 1: buy a bow some Hill Christmas tree in the early
Speaker 1: Black Friday sales. I love it because Kate and I
Speaker 1: have literally been telling everybody about the purchase because it
Speaker 1: was a rather expensive one. It was so funny. I
Speaker 1: was at Dale's Poppy's house the other day and I
Speaker 1: showed him your Christmas tree. He was very, very impressed,
Speaker 1: and Dale decided to ask him how much he thought
Speaker 1: it was. He sweetly replied that he thought it was
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars, but he wouldn't pay that much for it.
Speaker 1: Can I just say I don't spend a lot of
Speaker 1: money during the year. I would say I don't drink,
Speaker 1: I don't go out on crazy nights out. I try
Speaker 1: and limit the amount of clothes. I've been very good
Speaker 1: this year. I've been very frugal, So this is my
Speaker 1: one splurge of the year. I've loved it. Next day,
Speaker 1: you've been frugal, Yeah, like you. You had to pay
Speaker 1: double rent this year. It's not been a cheap year
Speaker 1: for you. But I'm not Look, I'm not shaming you
Speaker 1: over the Christmas tree investment. It's an investment I'm going
Speaker 1: to have this thing for ten years. I paid one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty dollars for her real Christmas tree, which
Speaker 1: is going to go in the in a few weeks time.
Speaker 1: I didn't even feel bad about that. Can I just say,
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a new trend that's starting. People
Speaker 1: talk about people shaming each other for different things. Christmas
Speaker 1: tree shaming is a real thing at the moment. What
Speaker 1: do you mean if your Christmas tree is shit or
Speaker 1: if your Christmas tree is too expensive? No, I feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, me spending one hundred and forty dollars in
Speaker 1: a real Christmas tree, I feel like people will shame
Speaker 1: me because they think that that's too much. And the
Speaker 1: same with your balsome heel tree. I actually I'm very
Speaker 1: disappointed because I have told everyone don't go and tell anyone,
Speaker 1: like Brandon is on strict instructions not to tell his
Speaker 1: parents how much the tree was. And it's funny because
Speaker 1: when people don't know, they're very complimentary to us. Oh
Speaker 1: it's a beautiful tree. I'm taken back how good it
Speaker 1: bloody looks. And I was very jealous when we're putting
Speaker 1: it up, it's so soft like this is not an
Speaker 1: ad for about some hills. The most glorious thing was
Speaker 1: it actually came with gloves in the box, two sets
Speaker 1: of gloves. It's an absolute wank fast. You put these
Speaker 1: gloves on so you can fan the branches out, and
Speaker 1: oh my god. Like I hate our mum and Dad's
Speaker 1: fake tree like it is. I've talked about it before.
Speaker 1: It is painful put decorations on. This one was exquisite.
Speaker 1: It's so funny because tonight we're actually going to mum
Speaker 1: and Dad's house to put their Christmas tree up, and
Speaker 1: Dad was so cute. He sent through a photo of
Speaker 1: the tree ready to go, and it looks so shit
Speaker 1: in comparison to Sophie's tree. I've got to say, Sophie,
Speaker 1: after seeing your tree, I did feel very tempted to
Speaker 1: purchase one, but that has all changed since Kate and
Speaker 1: I went down to the Christmas tree farm with our
Speaker 1: mum over the weekend. The smell when you walked in
Speaker 1: it was just Christmas. I think the best bit was
Speaker 1: we realized it was the first time we'd ever actually
Speaker 1: gone to get a tree with mum because she normally
Speaker 1: stays at home and Dad is the one that takes
Speaker 1: us to go get the Christmas tree, and she was
Speaker 1: being so cute. We drove in and she was like, wow,
Speaker 1: it smells so beautiful. And then when we got the
Speaker 1: tree and we were driving home, she's like, gosh, that
Speaker 1: was just so easy. I have to admit I was
Speaker 1: feeling a little bit sad when I saw that Steph
Speaker 1: Claire Smith and Kira Maguire both had real trees. I
Speaker 1: had a bit of envy going on and thought, have
Speaker 1: I made the right decision. What I loved about Steph
Speaker 1: was that it was so boogie because she got the
Speaker 1: tree delivered to her doorstep on December first, and it
Speaker 1: was almost as if she'd forgotten that it was meant
Speaker 1: to be arriving. Yeah, but you can do that. You
Speaker 1: can actually pay them. I think it's fifty dollars and
Speaker 1: they drop it off and twenty five dollars and they
Speaker 1: also take it away. So there's really no excuse not
Speaker 1: to have a real tree. I have to say that
Speaker 1: I might be slightly biased, but I do feel like
Speaker 1: my Christmas tree holds the decorations. But oh definitely, it
Speaker 1: actually looks amazing. I do love the inm built lights.
Speaker 1: I think that's the best part of it. I really
Speaker 1: feel like this year we've got to have a competition
Speaker 1: because now that we've all got slightly different trees, I
Speaker 1: feel like it makes it more interesting. So Kate's not
Speaker 1: getting her tree until the fourteenth of December, it might
Speaker 1: even be like the fifteenth or sixteenth. Well, I think
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to take drastic measures into our own hands,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna have to be a competition between Amy
Speaker 1: and my tree. No, I want to be involved. Why
Speaker 1: can't the competition be later? It needs to be now.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately you've just missed out. Well maybe you could be
Speaker 1: between Amy and mine and then the winner takes on
Speaker 1: your tree. Look, I think this is unfair that I
Speaker 1: can't be involved in the competition. Well, you don't have
Speaker 1: a tree. Talking about competitions, did anyone see that photo
Speaker 1: of l Darby and her partner con and they're gorgeous puppies.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this photo is an epic Christmas photo.
Speaker 1: This is one that could go on a Christmas card
Speaker 1: and I really want to replicate it. Yeah, well, we're
Speaker 1: going to put the photo in our Facebook community group
Speaker 1: and also probably on our Instagram account. Have a look
Speaker 1: at it. Because we're going to try and reconstruct it
Speaker 1: and we want you to vote who did it best.
Speaker 1: Well's basically them in Christmas theme pajamas in front of
Speaker 1: the tree, the dog sitting perfectly. I think I had
Speaker 1: this in the bag because Archie poses like no other
Speaker 1: dog I've ever seen before. Look, I'm not really worried
Speaker 1: about the dogs. I'm more worried about people's boyfriends.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I know Reese is going to kick up a fuss
Speaker 1: if he has to be in the photo. Maybe just
Speaker 1: photoshop his face into it. Can everyone else get into
Speaker 1: it and recreate it with their boyfriends? Because I'd love
Speaker 1: to see other people's boyfriends dragged into this audi. Yes,
Speaker 1: I want to start a thread see who can do
Speaker 1: the best under the Christmas tree photo? Can I ask
Speaker 1: a question? Because they've got their two dogs, so obviously
Speaker 1: I'm going to include my two cats, Gigi and Bentley.
Speaker 1: Should it also include the bunnies? I've got two bunny rabbits? Mmm,
Speaker 1: that might be a bit challenging. Look, if it's a competition, yes,
Speaker 1: because you're not going to get a shot. Finally, I
Speaker 1: really want to recommend an amazing Christmas podcast that's just
Speaker 1: come out It is Sam Magnan's Christmas Special now. He
Speaker 1: launched the first episode yesterday and it is hilarious and
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to the three episodes to come for
Speaker 1: anyone who wants to look it up. His podcast is
Speaker 1: called Literally Nobody Cares and it is just hilarious. People
Speaker 1: who actually have a sense of humor, which I feel
Speaker 1: like our listeners do, should go and check it out.
Speaker 2: Well, blake my head? How can I forget and have
Speaker 2: a replaced because every time Catherine read up the microwave
Speaker 2: that pissed my pants and forget who I was for
Speaker 2: half hour or so.
Speaker 1: Officially, Georgie, welcome to a very outspoken Christmas. We're really
Speaker 1: really excited to have you on the show.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having me. I'm really excited.
Speaker 2: We've just had a long conversation off air. We thought
Speaker 2: it was time to start, so I'm really excited. And yeah,
Speaker 2: thanks for inviting me on your Christmas special. It does.
Speaker 2: It feels interesting, which I'm sure we'll get into.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it's going to be a very interesting chat.
Speaker 1: But firstly, we just wanted to say we're so sorry
Speaker 1: to hear the really sad news about you're and Tim's miscarriage,
Speaker 1: and we just wanted to say we think it has
Speaker 1: been so amazing of you to shed light on this
Speaker 1: because it's something a lot of women go through. We
Speaker 1: just want to just find out how you're going and
Speaker 1: what the feedback has been from people who have heard
Speaker 1: your story.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I appreciate that it's happened quite recently and
Speaker 2: it has been a very hard time for us, you
Speaker 2: know it, Like I was saying two guys off there,
Speaker 2: it did feel like a bit of a miracle baby
Speaker 2: baby and then for it to be taken away for
Speaker 2: super cruel. But I did speak out about it because
Speaker 2: it is it happens so often, like one in four
Speaker 2: pregnancies and a miscarriage, And like I kind of explained
Speaker 2: on my platform, I'm not just going to show up
Speaker 2: and you know, talk about all my most positive things
Speaker 2: in life and then not share when I have hardships.
Speaker 2: I think it's kind of important to be transparent and
Speaker 2: authentic on that sort of side of things. So I
Speaker 2: did share the news and I had such an overwhelming
Speaker 2: response of just love and support and honestly, like it is,
Speaker 2: it is like a weird not a weird, but it
Speaker 2: is like a taboo, you know subject and is I
Speaker 2: get it, like women who don't want to speak about it,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I get it. It is so sensitive
Speaker 2: and it can feel like you can have these feelings
Speaker 2: of like feeling a bit ashamed, and you know, as women,
Speaker 2: our bodies, that's what they're supposed to do, so when
Speaker 2: you have a miscarriage, it does have this weird sort
Speaker 2: of sense around it. But it was very important to
Speaker 2: me because when I did share, I felt so much
Speaker 2: less alone because you know, I had DMS messages of
Speaker 2: just people telling me their stories and what they went through,
Speaker 2: and quite a few people were like, I really appreciate
Speaker 2: you speaking out about it because I recently had a
Speaker 2: miscarriage and hadn't really told anyone and now I had,
Speaker 2: and I feel so much, you know, support, And I
Speaker 2: think for me, if anything, I like, I wouldn't have
Speaker 2: been able to show up on my social media's and
Speaker 2: I am someone who does show up, you know, on
Speaker 2: Instagram it's every single day, and stories on YouTube it's weekly,
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't have been able to show up without
Speaker 2: you crying and being upset. So I just showed up
Speaker 2: as is, and I think people kind of they just
Speaker 2: they appreciate when you are honest and real, and yeah,
Speaker 2: it's something that happens, and it's really bloody sad and
Speaker 2: it's really hot, and I'm not gonna cry because it's
Speaker 2: all good. I have kind of had a bitter piece
Speaker 2: of it and you know, done a lot of process,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I really I appreciate those thoughts.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you so much for sharing that with us.
Speaker 1: And it makes me feel so sad hearing you're getting upset,
Speaker 1: And I can imagine it would be such a hard
Speaker 1: time because Christmas is meant to be that time where
Speaker 1: everyone's celebrating and being in a happy mood, and to
Speaker 1: find out such devastating news, obviously there's no good time
Speaker 1: to hear that. But I'm just so sorry that you're
Speaker 1: having to go through this, and I really hope you're okay.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, yeah, I do appreciate it. I
Speaker 2: know we're like we had plans to kind of like
Speaker 2: tell our whole family, do a bit of a reveal
Speaker 2: on Christmas Day, and you know, all that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: But yeah, look, it's it's not meant to be and
Speaker 2: it's all going to happen in the perfect timing, but Yeah,
Speaker 2: I really appreciate it, and I'm just sending so much
Speaker 2: love to anyone else going through something similar. It is
Speaker 2: very hard, but yeah we're strong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's so lovely, and I'm sure a lot of
Speaker 1: people do feel, you know, softble emfitted to hear that.
Speaker 1: Just segueing into Christmas and a lot of people probably
Speaker 1: don't know this, but you've had a very different Christmas
Speaker 1: time growing up being a Jehovah's Witness. What was it
Speaker 1: like growing up and not being able to celebrate Christmas?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is quite interesting because a couple of
Speaker 2: Christmases ago, like I think I was blogging on YouTube
Speaker 2: and someone said something about us not having a Christmas tree,
Speaker 2: and I just simply explained, oh, I used to be
Speaker 2: a Jehoah's Witness growing up and we never did the
Speaker 2: Christmas tree thing, so we just kind of have never
Speaker 2: done it. And then I realized how shocked everyone and
Speaker 2: they was like, what, So, yeah, I was a Jehovah's Witness.
Speaker 2: I think I maybe it was around four when and
Speaker 2: it was just my mom, not my dad, so my
Speaker 2: bit my dad was obviously very supportive, and so it
Speaker 2: was around four when my mom started or joined whatever
Speaker 2: your ought to call it. And then we stopped about
Speaker 2: I think maybe I was fourteen, so it was a
Speaker 2: good ten years. It's really interesting because I honestly didn't
Speaker 2: know any better. So I have no memories of a Christmas,
Speaker 2: you know, growing up, or traditions or anything like that.
Speaker 2: So I guess it's the whole what you don't have,
Speaker 2: you don't know. So I never felt like, you know,
Speaker 2: I went without and we did these we had these
Speaker 2: days called present days where we would just get a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of presents, so basically Christmas and quite close
Speaker 2: to you know, whatever days. And because it was just
Speaker 2: my mum, like we weren't, you know, crazy about it
Speaker 2: or anything, and so I yeah, I just kind of
Speaker 2: didn't know any better. But my extended family used to celebrate,
Speaker 2: so we would go to different things, so like I
Speaker 2: knew of Christmas, but it's just like, wasn't something in
Speaker 2: my life. I don't know.
Speaker 1: For those who don't know, because I didn't know this
Speaker 1: until I did a google before we spoke to you.
Speaker 1: But why is it that Jehovah's witness don't celebrate Christmas?
Speaker 1: Because this was actually news to me. That sounds very
Speaker 1: eager world, Sophie is by her asking you that question,
Speaker 1: I feel like other people might be in the same boat.
Speaker 2: Not no, no, I didn't know for so long too,
Speaker 2: like even during I didn't know in it. It's something
Speaker 2: I asked my mum, like only a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: and I'm not gonna lie still, I don't really understand it.
Speaker 2: But if it's something like Jehovah's Witness believes that Jehovah,
Speaker 2: which is God, he they don't believe that he was
Speaker 2: actually like and they don't celebrate Easter either, so they
Speaker 2: don't believe in Christmas and Easter because they call it
Speaker 2: pagan festivals, and they just don't believe that that had
Speaker 2: anything to do with God. And then also they believe
Speaker 2: something like he directly told people not to celebrate his
Speaker 2: birthday or something. So like, I'm not actually completely clear.
Speaker 2: Is that what came out that.
Speaker 1: It was along those We're probably going to have some
Speaker 1: Jehovah's Witness contact. I was telling unswers, Well, one of
Speaker 1: my friends is a Jehovah switching Oh yeah, one of
Speaker 1: my work colleagues. So it's actually good to know because
Speaker 1: I wasn't actually sure either. It does actually remind me.
Speaker 1: I was watching your for a bit of research, watching
Speaker 1: your Christmas flog of the first time you put up
Speaker 1: your Christmas tree with Tim, and I loved your conversation
Speaker 1: in the car about hang on, why do you even
Speaker 1: put a Christmas tree up? And like, to be honest,
Speaker 1: I was watching it and thinking, hang on, why did
Speaker 1: we put up?
Speaker 2: I know it is interesting because I used to ask
Speaker 2: my mom, like when we were to have this witness,
Speaker 2: like why were people doing these traditions and whatnot? And
Speaker 2: that's kind of the answer I got was just like
Speaker 2: these like weird things that didn't, you know, make a
Speaker 2: change to me because we didn't have those.
Speaker 1: Traditions we're talking about sort of weird traditions. I'd love
Speaker 1: to know what your mum told you about Santa Claus,
Speaker 1: because did you think that he was real or what
Speaker 1: did you think? But who did you think he was? Really?
Speaker 2: Yes, so straight off the bat, I was told he
Speaker 2: wasn't real. Oh, I know, this is what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I never had a Christmas where I thought Santa was real,
Speaker 2: where I thought I was getting presents like, nothing like that.
Speaker 2: And most people, like they feel a bit sad for
Speaker 2: me because I you know, never had it. I don't
Speaker 2: know the alternative, but yeah, so I was just told
Speaker 2: from a young age that you know, other kids believe
Speaker 2: in Santa, and so you know, Mum said, you know,
Speaker 2: don't say anything to other kids, but he's not real
Speaker 2: and it's just something they do, really and that who
Speaker 2: brings the presents.
Speaker 1: And I was like, okay, so did you did you
Speaker 1: actually follow your mom and did you not tell kids
Speaker 1: or were you kind of that girl at school that
Speaker 1: was like, oh, he's not real. Guys, Like, why was up?
Speaker 2: Honestly, like, I can't even remember, but I would not
Speaker 2: be surprised if I did that, because that just like
Speaker 2: sounds like me being a little bit che kid for sure.
Speaker 1: So how did you actually spend Christmas Day? Was that
Speaker 1: the day you did get or your present that you
Speaker 1: were talking about, or did you just have a chilled
Speaker 1: out day with your family?
Speaker 2: Just a chill day. So we always used to see family,
Speaker 2: and still like if we had extended family who were
Speaker 2: all together, we would always go over and see them
Speaker 2: and you know, have the Christmas food and do the
Speaker 2: family side of things. But it's just like on Christmas morning,
Speaker 2: there was no tree, there was no presence or anything
Speaker 2: like that. So I was still included in a lot
Speaker 2: of Christmas traditions through other families. And I do remember
Speaker 2: just spending it like almost just like it being family time,
Speaker 2: like a family get together. That's all I kind of
Speaker 2: remember of those times. But we never used to get
Speaker 2: presents on Christmas Day. It was always like before or after.
Speaker 1: Did you ever watch any Christmas movies and think like, oh,
Speaker 1: I wish I could be celebrating this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, don't get me wrong. I was like,
Speaker 2: and we say this, but I'm a sibling of three
Speaker 2: older brothers, so four kids, and we always say to mom,
Speaker 2: we're like you deprived. Us gets really upset. But one
Speaker 2: hundred percent I was that kid who was like, Mom,
Speaker 2: I want to celebrate Christmas like I always you know,
Speaker 2: like imagine being a kid and not celebrating Christmas. Of
Speaker 2: course I wanted to, but I guess like I kind
Speaker 2: of just didn't think too much about it. But I still,
Speaker 2: you know, watched all the movies and watched The Grinch
Speaker 2: and all that sort of thing. But it is just
Speaker 2: like I'm I'm missing a bit of that kind of
Speaker 2: tradition and connection, and it is something like me and
Speaker 2: Tim spoke about that when we had kids, that we
Speaker 2: would start our own traditions and almost like this clean
Speaker 2: slate where it's like, well we get to, you know,
Speaker 2: do all our traditions ourselves and make it up. And
Speaker 2: so I really enjoyed that idea.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, do you have a friend that
Speaker 1: has become a Christian mentor, because I think we'd wanting
Speaker 1: to volunteer ourselves because we love to help with Christmas cheers,
Speaker 1: spreading it, being Christmas obsessed people. So if you do
Speaker 1: ever need some ideas of some traditions, you know who
Speaker 1: to come to.
Speaker 2: So, no, I don't have a Christmas event, I would
Speaker 2: love that. I'm not gonna lie like I would love
Speaker 2: to hear from you guys. It's like it's for obvious
Speaker 2: reasons why I don't get it, But I don't get
Speaker 2: the Christmas cheer and the Christmas spirit and all that
Speaker 2: sort of thing, like can you talk to.
Speaker 1: Me, Gosh, don't worry, it's not just you, because like
Speaker 1: my boyfriend, he's been celebrating Christmas like since he was born,
Speaker 1: but he still doesn't get it, Like he doesn't get
Speaker 1: why Sophie Amy and I just get so excited.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: For me, it's like this feeling that you get and
Speaker 1: like even just different things evoke different memories, like the
Speaker 1: smell of the Christmas tree, and for me, it's just
Speaker 1: this feeling. You can't explain what about you. So it
Speaker 1: was really our grandma who made it so special, Like
Speaker 1: everything was a tradition. So we'd always go out with
Speaker 1: our dad and get a real Christmas tree, then we'd
Speaker 1: go and drop one off to our grandma help them decorate.
Speaker 1: I think it was just that end of the year
Speaker 1: when everything exciting was happening and family time. It was
Speaker 1: just a magical time where there were so many different
Speaker 1: activities on and I suppose we were all big believers
Speaker 1: in Father Christmas, so I think the fact that there
Speaker 1: was this magical man sending presents and you know, you
Speaker 1: just had the best day. But you know what, I
Speaker 1: don't think it was so much the presence that was
Speaker 1: always just like we loved when our dad would put
Speaker 1: Christmas lights up or yeah, I do think it maybe
Speaker 1: is that tradition based and it was the end of
Speaker 1: the year school holiday, and so you can see it
Speaker 1: would be so hard for you because if you don't
Speaker 1: have those traditions to begin with, and you don't have
Speaker 1: those memories to come back. So what Georgie and Tim
Speaker 1: are going to have to do is they're going to
Speaker 1: have to start getting a real Christmas tree to familiarize
Speaker 1: yourself with the seen. You're going to have to start
Speaker 1: putting Christmas lights up.
Speaker 2: You've got to.
Speaker 1: Find someone in your neighborhood to have a competition against
Speaker 1: as well, because you've got to have the best Christmas
Speaker 1: lights and the best Christmas tree.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh well, I am perfect perfect.
Speaker 1: So now that you do celebrate Christmas, what does your
Speaker 1: typical Christmas Day look like?
Speaker 2: So it was only last year, and I do remember
Speaker 2: I put a vlogout about this, So it was only
Speaker 2: last year. And also because when after like you know,
Speaker 2: when you're fourteen, you're kind of you're over the kind
Speaker 2: of childhood stage. So and all my brothers are older.
Speaker 2: So when we were fourteen and we stopped being Jehovah's witness,
Speaker 2: there was kind of no point to start Christmas traditions
Speaker 2: because I believe it's kind of more like you grow
Speaker 2: up doing it. So we just never got a tree
Speaker 2: or anything like that. And then when we moved out
Speaker 2: of home, like to be completely honest, like I was
Speaker 2: in university and we just meant him never thought to
Speaker 2: do it because it just seemed like it costs money.
Speaker 2: It does, do you know. We were saving for our
Speaker 2: first house or we were living in a little apartment
Speaker 2: with like other people, and so we just we never
Speaker 2: did the Christmas thing. And then we recently bought a
Speaker 2: house and it's like, you know, it feels like our
Speaker 2: family house, and me and Tim were like, let's do
Speaker 2: the Christmas thing. And we had decided that Christmas was
Speaker 2: going to be at our house for the first time,
Speaker 2: and so we were like, let's buy Christmas tree, like,
Speaker 2: let's do it all properly. So it was only last
Speaker 2: year and it was the first time we bought a
Speaker 2: Christmas tree. We decorated. I think it was on like
Speaker 2: the first of December. I think we did it, or
Speaker 2: it was the Sunday before the first or whatever. And
Speaker 2: so we did that and we did a tree and
Speaker 2: that was really fun, Like I really enjoyed that, and
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to do that with my kids, and
Speaker 2: I definitely want to do I've seen people do this
Speaker 2: thing where each year the kids like pick out their
Speaker 2: own ornament and they get to put like a new
Speaker 2: ornament on the tree per year, so that's something little
Speaker 2: that I want to do. And then on Christmas Day
Speaker 2: we have always just you know, in saying that, like
Speaker 2: when you guys were talking about the Christmas spirits, I
Speaker 2: do get it from the family side. I'm My family's
Speaker 2: very family orientated and I really I love that aspect.
Speaker 2: So it's definitely just like every single Christmas, we usually
Speaker 2: do breakfast with my family and then lunch with Tim's family,
Speaker 2: all together, good food, and you know, dress up the
Speaker 2: house and you get dressed up and you see everyone,
Speaker 2: you have some drinks, and yeah, I definitely get it,
Speaker 2: and it is a really nice day and I'm definitely
Speaker 2: excited to like have more traditions in the future. That's
Speaker 2: kind of it so far.
Speaker 1: But oh that sounds perfect. And I've got to say
Speaker 1: your tree looked amazing last year. I loved the white
Speaker 1: decorations that looked very classy. So you're you're definitely doing
Speaker 1: very well. You get out to approval. Can I make
Speaker 1: a suggestion for you though, if you are looking for
Speaker 1: a tradition something I've been doing. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you've seen them, but at Maya. They and also online
Speaker 1: they sell the Limax Christmas like little villages, so you
Speaker 1: can buy little houses. I've got what is it called,
Speaker 1: we had a big fight, I've got a candy shop
Speaker 1: and so it's got little gingerbread men who were making
Speaker 1: candy for children. And there's obviously some classier ones as well,
Speaker 1: but I could see that going quite well, like the tradition,
Speaker 1: you buy one each year and slowly grow the Christmas stales.
Speaker 1: They fout garish, but they're actually really really like lovely looking.
Speaker 2: No. I like the sound of that. Like I like
Speaker 2: the sound of like also adding to it, and that's
Speaker 2: what we kind of said, like we're not going to
Speaker 2: just like go balls to the walls start and kind
Speaker 2: of slowly add every single Yeah, so yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: I definitely I'll look at it. And also, do you
Speaker 2: guys do like that elf thing?
Speaker 1: Elf on a shelf? See, that's kind of too new
Speaker 1: for us. I feel we tried, which we're supposed to
Speaker 1: be doing it this year. That's he just reminded me.
Speaker 1: We bought a little one and we were going to
Speaker 1: put it in different places. We'll start doing that in December.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's a good one though for kids,
Speaker 1: because they seem to really get hooked on the elf
Speaker 1: on the shelf. But yeah, I don't think it was
Speaker 1: a thing when we were younger. One of our friends
Speaker 1: he did one for his kids, and the funniest scene
Speaker 1: he set the elf up up in was with a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of Barbie dolls. So he made it look
Speaker 1: like he'd had this kind of wild night with like
Speaker 1: ten Barbie dolls, so just so really appropriate for his children.
Speaker 2: He loved it. That'sfinitely something I would do well.
Speaker 1: Moving onto Christmas food, and I did see a vlog
Speaker 1: from a little a few years ago where you spoke
Speaker 1: about sort of anxiety people have about eating a lot
Speaker 1: of food around the Christmas time. Do you have any
Speaker 1: advice that people can follow if they are feeling like that.
Speaker 2: So I come from a background of I guess you
Speaker 2: could have you would call me like a fitness influencer.
Speaker 2: And I come from a background of being very hardcore
Speaker 2: with dieting and wanting to look a certain way. So
Speaker 2: I remember having a lot of anxiety around you know,
Speaker 2: even just family get togethers and then Christmas time, and
Speaker 2: it is something like I personally have worked through and
Speaker 2: I'm now an intuitive eater, so I don't kind of
Speaker 2: worry about that sort of thing. But if you are
Speaker 2: someone who does get anxious around food, I think the
Speaker 2: first thing is just like realizing that it's so important.
Speaker 2: Like food isn't just to feed your body, but you know,
Speaker 2: with your family and that sort of environment, it's really
Speaker 2: important to see it for what it is, which is
Speaker 2: it's family orientated. It's nothing, you know, really to do
Speaker 2: the food. And I used to sometimes get a bit
Speaker 2: lost in the of the food rather than the bigger
Speaker 2: picture of I'm spending time with my family. So that's
Speaker 2: kind of like just something to think about. And also
Speaker 2: just it's really important, like don't try like if you
Speaker 2: have a big Christmas meal, like don't try and out
Speaker 2: exercise that or anything like literally just enjoy it, like
Speaker 2: enjoy it and be like that was delicious. You know,
Speaker 2: that was so well deserves. Like you said, Christmas time
Speaker 2: is like it's a winding down of the year, which
Speaker 2: and bloody twenty twenty has been. It's been a hard year,
Speaker 2: hasn't it. And so it's like give yourself grace, be
Speaker 2: klind to yourself, don't even don't even think that way,
Speaker 2: don't over exercise. And then it's just simple things like
Speaker 2: if you are going to a family something and you
Speaker 2: you know, you don't necessarily like the food or the
Speaker 2: way they cook it is bring a dish that you
Speaker 2: like that you know is cooked in the way that
Speaker 2: you like it, or you know a certain salad you like,
Speaker 2: or you know, something like that. Also like don't do
Speaker 2: the whole you know, skipping breakfast, not eating so you
Speaker 2: can eat a bigger lunch, and something like that, like no,
Speaker 2: just eat normal, enjoy your Christmas food is meant to
Speaker 2: be enjoyed. It's a couple of days a year, and
Speaker 2: I think it's really important to see it for what
Speaker 2: it is, which it's you know, it's just beautiful, beautiful celebration,
Speaker 2: rather than getting anxious about what you're eating.
Speaker 1: Well, I know, I've been trying to watch what I
Speaker 1: eat and I'm just trying to find healthy alternatives to things.
Speaker 1: And I've saw your amazing business Naked Harvest. You've got
Speaker 1: a chocolate moon milk that looks like that's just Christmas
Speaker 1: all over it. Amy ran in to tell me She's like,
Speaker 1: it's got magnesium in and apparently Amy's obsessed with magnesium
Speaker 1: at the moment. Well, sometimes you need a bit of
Speaker 1: magnesium to get to sleep, don't you, guys.
Speaker 2: Magnesium is like I get it. I get the obpression
Speaker 2: it is. It's amazing. We all everyone. I heard this
Speaker 2: like study the other day and it's like everyone in
Speaker 2: Australia is deficient and magnesium. I'm like, guys, get onto
Speaker 2: the moon milt.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I've literally been telling everybody this. I've
Speaker 1: been telling my mom. I'm like, because the pill makes
Speaker 1: you deficion of magnesium, A lot of people are obviously
Speaker 1: on the pill when it can drain you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, magnesium is so important, especially what you said for sleep.
Speaker 2: So yeah, sorry. Moon milk is. It's a product from
Speaker 2: Naked Harvest, which is my all natural supplement company that
Speaker 2: I co own with my brother. And so it's just,
Speaker 2: oh my god, it is our it is our best seller,
Speaker 2: and it's for good reason. It is the most amazing product.
Speaker 2: So it's just basically a hot chocolate, but it is
Speaker 2: filled with like superfoods and adaptations and minerals like magnesium
Speaker 2: and Ashua ganda and it's basically going to help your
Speaker 2: body and mind relax and unwined. So it's all natural.
Speaker 2: So it's not going to like sedate you or anything
Speaker 2: like that. I'm going to leave you feeling groggy. But
Speaker 2: especially I feel like you girls might be able to relate.
Speaker 2: But I have a very busy mind, so you know,
Speaker 2: even if I shut off work at five pm, I'm
Speaker 2: still kind of, you know, thinking about different things. I
Speaker 2: have a couple of moonmilk. I have it hot, I
Speaker 2: have it with full cream milk, and I love it. It
Speaker 2: is so chocolate y, it's vegan. It's really good. But
Speaker 2: if you think about, you know, us always being on
Speaker 2: fight or flight with you know, our alarms and our
Speaker 2: phone screens and all that sort of thing, it just
Speaker 2: puts your body in this really nice state where it's like, okay,
Speaker 2: it's sleep time, it's relaxed time. I even really enjoy
Speaker 2: it in the afternoon, a three pm sort of thing.
Speaker 2: And yeah, that would be a really good hot chocolate alternative.
Speaker 2: It is, like I can honestly say, it's delicious. I'll
Speaker 2: have to send some to you, right.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that'd be amazing because I can just
Speaker 1: imagine sitting down and watching Elf and having some Moon
Speaker 1: milk like that just sounds well. It's such a cute
Speaker 1: name I can just imagine, like this time next year,
Speaker 1: I'm going to open up Amy's pantry and She's just
Speaker 1: gonna have like twenty boxes. Amy's just obsessed with supplements
Speaker 1: and health at the moment in a very good way.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, shame.
Speaker 2: It's really funny because yeah, it's our best seller and
Speaker 2: it often gets sold out, and then we have a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks before we can get it in because
Speaker 2: we're having some issues with shipping in COVID like everyone,
Speaker 2: and I'll have girls DM me and they're like, Georgia,
Speaker 2: you need to bring moon milk Moon Milk back because
Speaker 2: they literally like I can't sleep again and I'm having
Speaker 2: the worst sleep, and so yeah, it's so funny. And
Speaker 2: then as soon as it's back in stock, we have
Speaker 2: orders where people will literally buy five at a time.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's when you can tell you're in
Speaker 1: your late twenties to early thirties when you like need
Speaker 1: moon milk to go to sleep. It's like me with
Speaker 1: my komb butcher. I'm like, I've got to have a
Speaker 1: kom butcher when I eat my dinner, Like I'm so boring.
Speaker 1: It's your wine, that's like my wine. Yeah, it's very sad.
Speaker 2: But oh no, one hundred and ten percent. I know,
Speaker 2: getting older, isn't it fun?
Speaker 1: Do you have any other than moon milk? Do you
Speaker 1: have any go to foods at Christmas time that you
Speaker 1: like to eat or that you like to cook.
Speaker 2: I'm a big seafood person, so I love the whole
Speaker 2: Aussie Christmas where there's a lot of prawns and seafood
Speaker 2: and that sort of things. So I don't even know,
Speaker 2: like is that Christmas y?
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely yeh here I was like, did I just
Speaker 1: make this up? Our grandma had oysters, so yeah, that's
Speaker 1: and prawns and everyone. Yeah, yeah, and tongue. It's very
Speaker 1: very aussy Christmas dinner.
Speaker 2: I feel like, yeah, I love that. I love oysters,
Speaker 2: I love prawns and all that sort of thing. And
Speaker 2: I think I think because for us, like it's Christmas,
Speaker 2: it's around a really hot time too, like that sort
Speaker 2: of food like almost like kind of like fresh, but
Speaker 2: it's hearty, and I love all the different salads. I
Speaker 2: love it Christmas how it's like the only time that
Speaker 2: you have a pick of like five salads.
Speaker 1: That's such a good point. Yeah, we're all vegetarian, so
Speaker 1: that's really good for us.
Speaker 2: Because it's interesting. Okay, we always.
Speaker 1: Used to have Christmases like because we turned vegetarian when
Speaker 1: we were fourteen, but then up until we were about
Speaker 1: twenty four, everyone just always forgot. They're like, oh, you're
Speaker 1: vegetarian at Christmas time. We're like, we have been for
Speaker 1: the past ten years. Yeah, I'm going on today.
Speaker 2: What do you guys love at Christmas time? Being vegetarian?
Speaker 1: Well, it's all cats. I eat fish now, so I
Speaker 1: have for the past two years. But we don't eat
Speaker 1: fish at Christmas though, No, ye I don't. Well, we
Speaker 1: normally eat like our mum and dad usually do a
Speaker 1: roast dinner, so there's always heaps of like roast potatoes
Speaker 1: and veggies and that sort of thing. Do you do
Speaker 1: Yorkshire puddings, k Yeah, Yorkshire puddings so yeah, basically the
Speaker 1: roast without the meat, so it's not actually very exciting.
Speaker 1: Gratalads and potato bake and all of that kind of
Speaker 1: stuff as well. My grandma would always do lots of salad,
Speaker 1: so yeah, there was there was lots of different things
Speaker 1: we could have. We've actually been discussing we need to
Speaker 1: bring in I want to do a vegetarian lasagna this
Speaker 1: Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, how good does that say? There's a place
Speaker 2: just down the road for me. It's called Govinda's. If
Speaker 2: you're over the Gold Coast, definitely hit it up. They
Speaker 2: do the best vegetarian that it's a vegetarian store and
Speaker 2: they do the best vegetarian lasagna. I'm pretty obsessed. You
Speaker 2: guys should definitely do that.
Speaker 1: That sounds amazing.
Speaker 2: And what's your favorite Christmas dessert?
Speaker 1: Oh? God, that's a tricky one because it's controversial, but
Speaker 1: I love Christmas pudding. A lot of people don't like it,
Speaker 1: but I think it's probably just the traditional thing, like
Speaker 1: with hot custard and ice cream. I'm gonna get brownie points.
Speaker 1: My favorite is my Mum's Rocky Road because she'll be listening.
Speaker 1: She always makes Rocky Road every year. Or a cheesecake Pavlova,
Speaker 1: you guys, no, you gotta go pavlova. Do you have
Speaker 1: a favorite dessert, Georgie.
Speaker 2: I'm with you. Pavlova.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so fresh and like, I don't know, it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Feel crispy and delicious. Yeah, Jim, Jim's favorite is pavlova.
Speaker 2: So we always have a big plover with like a
Speaker 2: whole heap of fruit on top.
Speaker 1: I've gotta say Grandma's trifle as well. I can't believe
Speaker 1: I forgot that, but our Grandma made an epic trifle
Speaker 1: that was just you didn't really eat it on Christmas Day.
Speaker 1: You kind of had it as leftovers, but it was like,
Speaker 1: I love jelly, so you get like jelly and custard
Speaker 1: and boger cake and really good. I feel like we
Speaker 1: could talk about food the whole time, but we'll move
Speaker 1: on to gifts now. We've spoken in the past about
Speaker 1: the pressure to get your partner the perfect present. What
Speaker 1: do you and Tim usually do and do you set
Speaker 1: a budget at all or do you just kind of
Speaker 1: go go wild?
Speaker 2: So it has been a little bit different like previous years.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think back the last couple of years
Speaker 2: me and Tim have actually said no Christmas gifts because
Speaker 2: we were we were saving for various things. I think
Speaker 2: we're saving for our house, so we're like, let's not
Speaker 2: do Christmas gifts, and then we I think last year
Speaker 2: we did it was like the mark was two hundred dollars,
Speaker 2: so we kind of capped it there for each other
Speaker 2: and then with family I'm a big gift card person
Speaker 2: because I like receiving gift cards and then buying my
Speaker 2: own thing, which I know some people they get really like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's so insensitive to give a gift card. But I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's the best gift. It really is.
Speaker 1: It really is, because anything goes spend it in the same.
Speaker 2: Well, that's I'm a big Boxing Day sale girl, so
Speaker 2: I'm like perfect. Yeah. So we usually it's around the
Speaker 2: two hundred dollar mark for each other, but in previous
Speaker 2: years we have just said I'm not gonna lie. I'm
Speaker 2: totally that girlfriend who was like, we're not doing Christmas
Speaker 2: presents this year. We're saving. And then on Christmas Day
Speaker 2: when Tim actually didn't get me a present, I was like,
Speaker 2: are you serious.
Speaker 1: See that's my fear because my partner and I have
Speaker 1: just bought a house and we move in on December fourteenth,
Speaker 1: and we're like, oh, you know, we're spending so much money,
Speaker 1: maybe we shouldn't do Christmas presents. But I'm like, if
Speaker 1: I then don't get something for him, you got to. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is a This is a hint for Tim and
Speaker 1: Reese if they listen to this to actually just get
Speaker 1: a present. Even if you guys say that, Loce does
Speaker 1: not listen to this, so.
Speaker 2: A hundred percent, like this is like a PSA to
Speaker 2: any boyfriend your girlfriend says, Oh, just don't get me
Speaker 2: a present, Like we're not doing presents because you're saving
Speaker 2: still get.
Speaker 1: Can get a candle?
Speaker 2: How I remember, like I remember feeling like devastated. Do
Speaker 2: you remember it's so confused because he was like, I'm
Speaker 2: so confused right now, what is happening?
Speaker 1: Do you remember what you got him? Was it something
Speaker 1: pretty amazing? Was it just sort of like a token thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it probably wasn't even that good. I think it
Speaker 2: was like just pajamas or something. So I thought you
Speaker 2: I was like, I thought you'd get me something small
Speaker 2: at least, Actually, I.
Speaker 1: Think I don't know if you've seen on Netflix Holiday,
Speaker 1: it's a kind of crap Christmas movie that's been brought
Speaker 1: out this year. But there's a scene on there.
Speaker 2: Watch it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there was a scene on there at the
Speaker 1: start of the movie when the girl she got him
Speaker 1: like three pairs of car key pants and he didn't
Speaker 1: get her anything and she just went off. I'm just
Speaker 1: imagining that now.
Speaker 2: Literally so funny. But me and Jim had been here
Speaker 2: for like nine years, so I felt like it was
Speaker 2: more balid.
Speaker 1: Well, because we're going to be getting into the new
Speaker 1: year soon. Hope twenty one is a bit better than
Speaker 1: twenty twenty has been. And you are sort of the
Speaker 1: guru for goal setting. We'd love to hear what your
Speaker 1: advice is for people who are setting goals for next year.
Speaker 2: A guru for goal setting, I love so I'm a
Speaker 2: huge I don't know if you guys have picked this up,
Speaker 2: but I'm a huge control freak, a huge planner, and
Speaker 2: I love writing goals. I love, you know, planning things.
Speaker 2: And I think at the start of the year, it's
Speaker 2: just got this like fresh energy, a shift in energy.
Speaker 2: And I'm really really hoping, like I think twenty twenty
Speaker 2: was different for us. You know, it started with the
Speaker 2: fires and then it was COVID A lot was happening,
Speaker 2: so we never really got those like new year vibes.
Speaker 2: But I'm really hoping twenty twenty one is different, and
Speaker 2: it does feel a bit like sort of fresh. I
Speaker 2: guess a big thing for goals, Like I have this
Speaker 2: whole goal planning strategy and I won't get like two
Speaker 2: into it. It's a bit crazy. I've fit in depth,
Speaker 2: but I think you just need to look at it
Speaker 2: and you need to really think of what is your intention.
Speaker 2: So I don't like to have this whole list of
Speaker 2: you know, like nine random things or a lot going on.
Speaker 2: I really try and sit down, and I'm someone who likes,
Speaker 2: you know, meditating and journaling and being intuitive in how
Speaker 2: I'm feeling. And so it's kind of like if you
Speaker 2: actually sit down and you're like, what is my actual
Speaker 2: intention for the next couple of months. Am I focusing on,
Speaker 2: you know, whether you have a business, Am I focusing
Speaker 2: on my health? Am I focusing on personal relationships? Like,
Speaker 2: really dig deep into what's important for you, because I
Speaker 2: think it's so easy for it to be the new
Speaker 2: year and you to just go, oh, I want to
Speaker 2: you know, lose ten kilos or run a marathon and
Speaker 2: do all these random things that's really not you know,
Speaker 2: heart based for you. But it's kind of just what
Speaker 2: people do on the New Year. And so I'm not
Speaker 2: really interested in that sort of thing. I'm very interested
Speaker 2: in coming things. And really I really talk about this
Speaker 2: concept of like having these heart desires of something that
Speaker 2: you really want to do and listening to that and yeah,
Speaker 2: like I said, like coming from an intention. So even
Speaker 2: if it's like like, for example, me, I went through
Speaker 2: a surgery where I had my breast implants removed because
Speaker 2: I've been having health issues with them. And so my
Speaker 2: intention for the new year is to really just focus
Speaker 2: on getting back to feeling myself and health and like
Speaker 2: not you know, to run a marathon or lose weight
Speaker 2: or anything like that. So looking at from a perspective
Speaker 2: and like I've already, I like to also have words
Speaker 2: at the start of the year. So for me, my
Speaker 2: three words for twenty twenty one is health, healing, and happiness.
Speaker 2: And it just so happens that they're all hate. Instead
Speaker 2: of going and it being very specific, I like to
Speaker 2: come from that, yeah, that heart space and it being
Speaker 2: really intentional and it making sense you know, to me
Speaker 2: or you guys, and it like really making sense rather
Speaker 2: than just having a goal because you know, you think
Speaker 2: you have to have a goal, or if it's you know,
Speaker 2: what Sally's doing or whatnot.
Speaker 1: That's such a good point because sometimes you do feel
Speaker 1: compelled to be like, yeah, I'm gonna you know, get
Speaker 1: fit this new year, or I mean mine was meant
Speaker 1: to be that I'm going to go to bed early.
Speaker 1: Actually that has kind of happened. We're all notice, I'm
Speaker 1: just reflecting on the year that's been. But one really
Speaker 1: positive thing about twenty twenty one is enrollments for your
Speaker 1: Rise and Conquer online course open. I know it's been
Speaker 1: hugely successful. Can you tell us a little bit about that,
Speaker 1: because I think that could be something great that our
Speaker 1: listeners could get involved in that will help them sort
Speaker 1: of reach their goals hopefully as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, thank you for mentioning that yet. So that's
Speaker 2: my Rising Conquer six week online course. It's called the
Speaker 2: Rising Conquer Project. And it's funny because it really came
Speaker 2: about because I kind of, like I said, I have
Speaker 2: my own process with goal setting and achieving things. And
Speaker 2: I kind of noticed this because I do have a
Speaker 2: background in I was a lawyer and then I left
Speaker 2: my corporate job to start my own business and well
Speaker 2: a couple of businesses, and then that was you know,
Speaker 2: that's a huge step, and I know a lot of
Speaker 2: women or people face that. And then there's just been
Speaker 2: quite a few big things in my life and I've
Speaker 2: had people being like, you know, how do you know
Speaker 2: you're ready? How do you know how to go off
Speaker 2: and start things? And so I kind of backtracked and
Speaker 2: realized before any sort of end, this even was the
Speaker 2: same case. Meant recently made a huge change where we
Speaker 2: used to live in the city and now we have
Speaker 2: moved to the beach and we've kind of really transformed
Speaker 2: our lifestyle from like city life to beach life. So
Speaker 2: that just has been these various things that have happened
Speaker 2: where people like, you know, like how do you do this?
Speaker 2: And so I kind of backtracked and realized that I
Speaker 2: use this formula every time I want to, and I
Speaker 2: call it like up level, but it's more just like
Speaker 2: when you have a need and a heart desire to
Speaker 2: do something new or change something. And I think we
Speaker 2: can all sort of agree it can be so hard
Speaker 2: and it can be so daunting, but in reality, honestly,
Speaker 2: like it's always our limiting beliefs that are holding us back.
Speaker 2: And so throughout this course, the first thing I do
Speaker 2: is I teach you this formula, which this kind of
Speaker 2: six step formula that I do before anything big, and
Speaker 2: then I also go through these things like limiting beliefs,
Speaker 2: and I sort of disarm them and we work through
Speaker 2: there's workbooks and whatnot, and basically I help women kind
Speaker 2: of just step up and up level to wherever they
Speaker 2: want to go. It is kind of broad because you know,
Speaker 2: some people take the course and they start a new business,
Speaker 2: or just some people like I recently had a girl
Speaker 2: send me an amazing email and she was just a
Speaker 2: new mum and she said the course helped her so
Speaker 2: much just to find herself again, like just to find
Speaker 2: that sense and clarity of who she was. And so
Speaker 2: it's just, yeah, it's a formula where you can up level,
Speaker 2: you can try something new, you can step out of
Speaker 2: your comfort zone, and we do it with a group,
Speaker 2: so it is so supportive and oh my god, the
Speaker 2: energy in this group is just it's yeah, it's contagious
Speaker 2: and it's electric, and it's it's really amazing. It's completely
Speaker 2: my passion projects. So I'm really excited. We will be
Speaker 2: doing an enrollment probably January or February. I haven't got
Speaker 2: complete details yet, but definitely coming in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: And yeah, we've done two rounds already and just had
Speaker 2: the most amazing testimonials and reviews, So that's kind of
Speaker 2: definitely what I'm focusing on. For the new year.
Speaker 1: Well that's so exciting. Well, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: joining us. I literally could listen to you talk the
Speaker 1: whole time. I felt so at zen when you were talking.
Speaker 1: Then I was like, yes, just taking everything. I felt
Speaker 1: so at peace. You need to do the online course? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, I'm not so motivated after hearing your talk.
Speaker 2: Let's just say so. There's like videos for each module
Speaker 2: and I talk for like two hours, So I do it.
Speaker 2: I think we I think the audience can realize Georgie
Speaker 2: is a chatter. She loves to chat. So I appreciate
Speaker 2: that because I never know if I'm talking too much.
Speaker 2: But I guess, you know, you guys are interviewing me,
Speaker 2: so I went, you're going.
Speaker 1: To sit down enjoy the course with your movie. You
Speaker 1: know it's no, but it's so relaxing listening to you talk.
Speaker 1: It honestly is so thank you so much for being
Speaker 1: on the podcast, and we do hope you have the
Speaker 1: most amazing Christmas this year. And as we said, we're
Speaker 1: always here to call on if you do need any
Speaker 1: advice how to get into the Christmas spirit.
Speaker 2: No, I really appreciate it, and I loved, you know,
Speaker 2: chatting about my kind of weird Christmas sort of side
Speaker 2: of things. But I'm I'm really excited to set some
Speaker 2: more Christmas traditions and you know, like when we have
Speaker 2: kids to really sort of like like you guys for explaining,
Speaker 2: to really have that kind of Christmas feel and Christmas
Speaker 2: spirit too. So yeah, no, I really really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having me on the show.