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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome back to the Rise and Conker Podcast.
Speaker 1: It is your host, Georgie Stevenson, lawyer turned entrepreneur, business owner,
Speaker 1: new mum all the things Today, we have a replay EPP.
Speaker 1: This is from the podcast of Interest hosted by Kira
Speaker 1: and Emily Guys. I had the best chat with Kira
Speaker 1: and Emily and I really really wanted to share this
Speaker 1: episode because I loved the questions that they asked me.
Speaker 1: We chatted about manifest, the importance of stepping out of
Speaker 1: the box that life puts us in, and honestly, so
Speaker 1: much more. I really loved this episode. I really think
Speaker 1: you guys are going to love it too. But before
Speaker 1: we get into it, a quick little update on my wik.
Speaker 2: Tell us about it, Georgie, what did you do on weekend?
Speaker 1: So it was Ivy Girl's birthday and we had it
Speaker 1: was Ivy's fairy first birthday party.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: It was so sweet. So she was dressed up as
Speaker 1: a sweet little fairy and it was kind of like
Speaker 1: woodland themed and we had like we had these like
Speaker 1: blow up creatures that we put in like the forest
Speaker 1: beside us, so you'd like be on the balcony you'd
Speaker 1: see the little cute creatures in the forest and it
Speaker 1: was like purple themed and oh my god, it's tea.
Speaker 1: Should have seen when we put her cake out. So
Speaker 1: we did a smash cake. Do you know what this is?
Speaker 3: Like the one with a hammer and chocolate.
Speaker 1: No, So, a smash cake is when you make the
Speaker 1: cake so the baby literally eats it, like you put
Speaker 1: it in front of them and they eat it with
Speaker 1: their hair. So cum and she fully got the memo
Speaker 1: because we hadn't even started singing Happy Birthday, and she
Speaker 1: just straight away did it. You don't have to watch
Speaker 1: my stories because she's just so sweet. She's just loving
Speaker 1: it the whole time. She had all this cake just
Speaker 1: like smeared over her face.
Speaker 3: Oh that's so cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she was so good too, because it started
Speaker 1: at one pm and she usually has her second nap
Speaker 1: at like two or three, and she made it two
Speaker 1: four pm.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: But then she's pretty beside herself. So but yeah, we
Speaker 1: just had like both of me and Tim's immediate family,
Speaker 1: so just like I had my brother's there and Tim
Speaker 1: had his parents, and then we had friends. We didn't
Speaker 1: want to do it too overly big, just because we
Speaker 1: are seeing like the rest of the family for Christmas
Speaker 1: in a couple of weeks. So yeah, it was a
Speaker 1: bit smaller, but it was so precious and I just
Speaker 1: can't believe she's one, guys.
Speaker 3: I know, I was like reading the intro and I'm like,
Speaker 3: maybe we need to take out new mum.
Speaker 1: I know, should we do a new intro for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three? Yeah, but I had the best weekend. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie though, I'm feeling quite exhausted just from
Speaker 1: so much happening. I feel like we've had shit on
Speaker 1: every weekend and then we do now still have it
Speaker 1: on until the rest of the year. Yeah. Literally, it's
Speaker 1: like such the typical time of the year where you're like, Wow,
Speaker 1: I just need.
Speaker 2: I need a day. I need those five days off.
Speaker 2: We're having it.
Speaker 1: Qrist let me and a tear joked about that's just
Speaker 1: going to magically refresh us. But yeah, no, it was amazing.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: Also, our Black Friday and H's Black Friday sale is
Speaker 1: still going. This is the last couple of days, so
Speaker 1: we extended the sale and it ends the first of December,
Speaker 1: so everything is up to fifty percent off. Plus we
Speaker 1: just announced the pink tickets, So if you listen to
Speaker 1: our Black Friday strategy f you would know this already.
Speaker 1: But there's pink tickets up for grabs. So every order,
Speaker 1: you go randomly in the drawer and we put a
Speaker 1: pink ticket in randomly. Yeah wow, and we puts it
Speaker 1: in and anyway, but there's heap surprises up for grabs,
Speaker 1: like an iPhone, a MacBook, a Dyson. It's really good.
Speaker 1: But I just want to stress too. We've been putting
Speaker 1: these tickets in from the start of the sales, So
Speaker 1: if you've already placed your order, don't want and hate gang.
Speaker 1: We've got your back. You've already been in the drawer,
Speaker 1: and I know a lot of a lot of people
Speaker 1: have already got their pink tickets, which is really cool.
Speaker 1: But there's so many more tickets up for grabs, so
Speaker 1: get involved, very very excited. Wait a tear, how was
Speaker 1: your week?
Speaker 3: Look, I'm on the Ducky series train and I've just
Speaker 3: been You can't.
Speaker 1: Give us a recommendation.
Speaker 2: That's like pretty much all I did all weekend?
Speaker 3: And then I would also, this is a recommendation on
Speaker 3: a Tuesday. But the NH Mystery Moon Milk flavor. If
Speaker 3: you haven't nearly you.
Speaker 1: Need to three quarters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so good?
Speaker 1: Is it your favorite?
Speaker 3: Yes? Buy a long shot? And I was hardcore og
Speaker 3: chocolate and I've tried all the others.
Speaker 1: I know, but this is just like trumped it. Should
Speaker 1: we just give them a hint of what it is?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Think subway cookie? Oh sneaky, that's literally where the inspo
Speaker 1: came from. Clever obsessed. Anyway, guys, let's get into this episode.
Speaker 1: You're really going to love this.
Speaker 4: Kia and I were talking actually before it was this.
Speaker 4: When we first started this series at the beginning of
Speaker 4: this year, you were our number one goal to have
Speaker 4: at some point down the track. I don't think either
Speaker 4: of us imagined that it would happen this year.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's an honor for us.
Speaker 6: We've got girl crushes on you.
Speaker 2: Gee.
Speaker 6: We have followed you for years and we I like
Speaker 6: put it in my little podcast planner at the start
Speaker 6: and I wrote down all the people I wanted to
Speaker 6: get on manifested it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love it. I bloody love it. No, I'm
Speaker 2: so excited, you asked me. And don't you love when
Speaker 2: just like things line up and they feel good and
Speaker 2: they work out. So obviously we're on a similar vibration
Speaker 2: for me to be like, yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I love it actly so good.
Speaker 4: As Kira said, we have followed you for quite a
Speaker 4: while now, a number of years.
Speaker 6: I don't know, just from following you, you really do
Speaker 6: present yourself, so I don't know, just so holistically and
Speaker 6: very very natural and even though you know influencer, I
Speaker 6: saw you like do the quote unquote, you really are
Speaker 6: just the natural influencer, and I feel like a lot
Speaker 6: of different people can look up to the different avenues
Speaker 6: and folk. That's why you reach such a wide audience,
Speaker 6: because there's so many aspects that you do that people
Speaker 6: can relate to.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. I think also sometimes we do try
Speaker 2: to put ourselves in a box, like we think, oh, no,
Speaker 2: I do natural supplements, so I should only do fitness
Speaker 2: content and only talk about this. But I'm like, we're
Speaker 2: like humans are meant to grow and evolve and have,
Speaker 2: you know, different hobbies and different interests, and I think
Speaker 2: when you're honoring those things, like that's where the magic happens.
Speaker 4: Definitely, yeah, for sure, and I definitely want to go
Speaker 4: back to some of those things that you spoke about,
Speaker 4: especially like putting yourself in that box and how you've
Speaker 4: broken out of that. But before we do move on,
Speaker 4: one question that we love to ask all of our guests,
Speaker 4: and you.
Speaker 5: Are clearly a big advocate for it. You spoke briefly.
Speaker 4: They're a bit about self development and also self love.
Speaker 4: So what is your favorite thing about yourself?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, you've you've called me off guard here, guys.
Speaker 2: Such a great question, though, I love that you're asking this.
Speaker 2: What I love about myself? I probably like my determination
Speaker 2: and grit. I think I am someone when I have
Speaker 2: a goal or when I set you know, my eyes
Speaker 2: on something, there's pretty much nothing that stops me from
Speaker 2: getting there. And that's obviously something that has been a
Speaker 2: tribute to you know, me achieving a lot of things.
Speaker 2: And look, sometimes it's not exactly going to honor me
Speaker 2: because then I do find I am such a person
Speaker 2: who is go, go go, and it can lead you know,
Speaker 2: burn out. But I very much love that about myself.
Speaker 2: I you know, so determined to be like, you know,
Speaker 2: the hardest worker in the room, and from a young
Speaker 2: age that has really been instilled in me, and I
Speaker 2: feel like is a really really great thing about myself
Speaker 2: in most some times, I really.
Speaker 4: Would you say that that's something that you has has
Speaker 4: had a lot to do with the way you're raised
Speaker 4: because obviously, like you mentioned there, you are the co
Speaker 4: founder along with your brother.
Speaker 5: So is that something that you see in each other maybe.
Speaker 2: Oh one hundred percent. I mean Coopers like joke all
Speaker 2: the time. But for example, in Queensland, the legal age
Speaker 2: to work I think it's fourteen and nine Miles and
Speaker 2: I remember me and Cooper got our first jobs when
Speaker 2: we were thirteen, and my mom had to sign a
Speaker 2: consent because me and Cooper are like and he actually
Speaker 2: got the job first and then I got it maybe
Speaker 2: six months after. But we like wanted to be out
Speaker 2: there and we wanted to earn our own money. And
Speaker 2: my parents they were amazing and they provided for us,
Speaker 2: but they were very much of the view of, oh,
Speaker 2: if you want something, you save up and you buy yourself,
Speaker 2: you work towards it. So they stilled a really great
Speaker 2: work ethics from a very young age. So even through
Speaker 2: high school, you know, I worked at Kabart, I worked
Speaker 2: at a fish and chip shop, I worked at Hogspread
Speaker 2: through UNI, I would do my Instagram, I would work
Speaker 2: in a law firm. I was doing all the things
Speaker 2: all the time. And I think that has very much
Speaker 2: come from a young age. And then I have two
Speaker 2: older brothers as well as Cooper, and yeah, we're all
Speaker 2: very much the same.
Speaker 6: All type A personalities, so go go can be problematic,
Speaker 6: but yeah, I was I was gonna ask.
Speaker 5: How do you go about working with your brother?
Speaker 6: Like you're so close and there's so many factors that
Speaker 6: could interrupt, like running a whole entire business together. What's
Speaker 6: that like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think honestly, like we just have such a
Speaker 2: great deal of respect for each other, and so we
Speaker 2: kind of know, Like you know, Cooper, he's very he's
Speaker 2: a numbers person, he's the logistics, he loves structure, and
Speaker 2: even though I do love those things too, I'm more like,
Speaker 2: what's the vibe. What do we have? He's like, let's
Speaker 2: keep a certain figure, and I'm like, I just want
Speaker 2: to feel this way, and I you know, it's very
Speaker 2: much the Ying Yang energy. It's probably why we work
Speaker 2: so well together. But then we are both very goal orientated.
Speaker 2: And then I think also just we have such open communications.
Speaker 2: So for instance, in front of the team, we're such
Speaker 2: a united front. But for example, after if there was
Speaker 2: something that happened, will have a meeting, he'll just be like, oh, look,
Speaker 2: I didn't appreciate how you said this towards me or
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, and vice versa, and we just keep
Speaker 2: those communication channels open at all times because most of
Speaker 2: the time it's something like I didn't even realize or
Speaker 2: he didn't realize, or we just need to know the
Speaker 2: underlying why A bit more and then we're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course. But also I think it does really help
Speaker 2: working with someone who you are so close with and yeah,
Speaker 2: that you just have a lot of respect for.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, And I think that is one side of
Speaker 4: the balance that I was really interested to hear your
Speaker 4: thoughts on. But then also the other side you've meant
Speaker 4: in your spiel just before about how much you've been
Speaker 4: doing for so long, it really does sound like the
Speaker 4: perfect recipe for burnout. So how important is balanced to
Speaker 4: you and how do you achieve that?
Speaker 5: Especially now being a new mum as well.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I didn't mention that in my opening spill. So, guys,
Speaker 2: I have a ten month old bait a baby girl, Ivy.
Speaker 2: She is the life of my life. And it has
Speaker 2: been such a big transition becoming a mom because like
Speaker 2: before your mom, I feel like everyone you're quite selfish,
Speaker 2: Like you don't think you're that selfish, and then you
Speaker 2: become a mom and you're like, oh, not so much
Speaker 2: selfish in a bad way, Like it's in a great way.
Speaker 2: But you become a mom and like someone needs your
Speaker 2: attention basically all the time, and you don't have a
Speaker 2: lot of time for yourself, and I think you just
Speaker 2: notice such a huge difference, especially because I'm an introvert,
Speaker 2: so like I need my alone time to recharge. So,
Speaker 2: for example, I used to work so ridiculously hard nights,
Speaker 2: long days, but then I was I would do nothing
Speaker 2: on the weekends and recharge and just be at home
Speaker 2: by myself. Tim would go golfing, I'd meditate a journal
Speaker 2: and go to the beach, and so I'd always recharge
Speaker 2: and then go back to work. But when you're at
Speaker 2: home and there's a baby there full time, you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: this was not very relaxing.
Speaker 6: Oh you're down.
Speaker 2: Time goes out the drain correct. And so this year
Speaker 2: has been such a great like, holy shit, I need
Speaker 2: boundaries for the first time in my life. And I
Speaker 2: probably needed these years ago, but it has been such
Speaker 2: a great thing to be like, oh no, you need these.
Speaker 2: So it has just been a change with you know,
Speaker 2: when I leave work at three pm, I start work
Speaker 2: at seven thirty, I leave work at three pm. It's
Speaker 2: I everyone knows not to contact me, basically unless it's
Speaker 2: for nia circumstances. So if they do, cool, I know
Speaker 2: to answer. On the weekends, I don't work, and really
Speaker 2: I've had to rearrange my schedule because, let's be honest,
Speaker 2: when before a baby, when you had all this time,
Speaker 2: like I'd fuck around a lot because I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 2: I just finished this on the weekend. You know, I
Speaker 2: really I'm feeling this state that I need to go
Speaker 2: journal in the sun right now, so I'd go do
Speaker 2: that and then just work on the weekend. But when
Speaker 2: you have these boundaries in place, it's almost like you
Speaker 2: need to be stricter on yourself and your productivity. So
Speaker 2: this whole year has been like a bit of a
Speaker 2: I don't want to say the word like shit show,
Speaker 2: but it's been such a reality check of I didn't
Speaker 2: have boundaries, and I didn't really have a schedule, and
Speaker 2: I didn't really know how to juggle my time. So
Speaker 2: this has been such a big learning curve for me
Speaker 2: and something I'm not completely you know, all over to
Speaker 2: be honest something else. It's kind of something I've been
Speaker 2: talking about on my podcast. But also something I realized
Speaker 2: this year is when you have like when you have
Speaker 2: a business with a team, and even through my personal brand,
Speaker 2: I organized basically the year ahead. So last year I
Speaker 2: booked a lot of things in I figned a lot
Speaker 2: of contracts with brand, deals with booking stuff in with
Speaker 2: naked harvests and all the things, and I, you know,
Speaker 2: I obviously did this while I was pregnant, and I
Speaker 2: then played out this year and was like, oh wow,
Speaker 2: I can't but I can't go at the speed that
Speaker 2: I usually was going at. And it's not so much
Speaker 2: I can't because I've clearly done this year and amazing
Speaker 2: stuff has happened and I'm super proud. It's more like
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I don't want to feel like
Speaker 2: I'm constantly on this treadmill just trying to catch up.
Speaker 2: I want to be present with my daughter and I
Speaker 2: want to have family time and be able to live
Speaker 2: my life and to be completely honest, like I have
Speaker 2: been in Yang energy for so long that it's just
Speaker 2: been like doing and doing and doing that. I can
Speaker 2: go into my you know, yin energy and probably not
Speaker 2: do too much that and have a lot of results
Speaker 2: because of how much I've been building the foundation for
Speaker 2: eight years. But when you have been doing for so long,
Speaker 2: it is so hard to step into the being because
Speaker 2: like my nervous system, it's so used to being on
Speaker 2: all the time. And so I have a great team.
Speaker 2: I have so much support, Like I've got a you know, assistant,
Speaker 2: I've got a partnerships manager. I have all the help
Speaker 2: in the world. It's honestly me who needs to be
Speaker 2: like boundaries, Dorger, you need to let people help you,
Speaker 2: You need to be supported, You need to you know,
Speaker 2: sit more in the stem and energy because it's honestly
Speaker 2: going to you know, you need to reap the rewards
Speaker 2: almost And that's something I'm struggling with currently and trying
Speaker 2: to work out. So you know, it's a whole big thing,
Speaker 2: and I wish I had a bit of a bit
Speaker 2: of answer, But isn't that life, Like life is a
Speaker 2: journey and you go through seasons and you know, different
Speaker 2: different things. So that's just currently what I'm dealing with,
Speaker 2: and yeah, going through I guess.
Speaker 6: I think it's so interesting you say all that because
Speaker 6: it is one thing you obviously know it, like you
Speaker 6: know you need to make those changes for yourself, but
Speaker 6: then doing it is a whole other thing. And you're
Speaker 6: obviously taking steps like we were going to ask you
Speaker 6: about delegating, and is that hard for you? Being such
Speaker 6: a go getter all the time? And I'm sure that
Speaker 6: would be such a big transition for you. But like
Speaker 6: you said, with every stage of life. It's good that
Speaker 6: you're saying that because a lot of our listeners are
Speaker 6: in their early twenties, and I feel like, I mean,
Speaker 6: EMM and I are definitely similar to you. We love
Speaker 6: just go, go going, and just with balancing UNI in
Speaker 6: your twenties and going out and trying to just do everything,
Speaker 6: because I think twenties is, like you said, just such
Speaker 6: about growing and learning and all that. It's interesting how
Speaker 6: you can still be and succeeded all these things. But
Speaker 6: it's like, when do you learn to slow down? Can
Speaker 6: anyone ever slow down?
Speaker 2: It's interesting, oh, one hundred percent, And very much like
Speaker 2: you said to it's like these are learned skills, and
Speaker 2: I think everyone thinks you don't have to learn these
Speaker 2: skills because we are so we're taught. It's like the hustle,
Speaker 2: the grind. But it's like, no, it's actually an art
Speaker 2: to slow down and also catch yourself before you burn out.
Speaker 2: Because there has been numerous times this year where I'm like, oh, wow,
Speaker 2: I really you know, didn't I kind of talk about
Speaker 2: it in the way of like previous Georgie. Didn't really
Speaker 2: think about future Georgie, and a lot of this year
Speaker 2: it has felt a little bit out of alignment and
Speaker 2: it hasn't felt amazing, and it's because I, yeah, wasn't
Speaker 2: thinking about future Georgie. So that's even something that I
Speaker 2: do now when my decision making, it's like will this
Speaker 2: honor future Georgie rather than just being in the whim
Speaker 2: of the moment and thinking of what is the ego on?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Completely?
Speaker 4: And you mentioned there that you do have a great
Speaker 4: team and a great network of support around you, But
Speaker 4: do you are you just waiting for the ball to drop?
Speaker 5: Do you ever have moments where it's like, shit, am
Speaker 5: I am? I in over my head?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, don't do that to me one hundred
Speaker 2: percent like e And recently me and Tim purchased our
Speaker 2: dream house and this house and like just I guess
Speaker 2: the level of it and what it means to us
Speaker 2: is something that has been on my you know, vision
Speaker 2: board and my goals for years and it very much
Speaker 2: felt like this, you know, was maybe something that would
Speaker 2: happen like when I was forty or you know, a
Speaker 2: very far ahead. Like that's how much like, yeah, I
Speaker 2: guess presence I had put onto and then what I
Speaker 2: realized is obviously, you know, we have this house and
Speaker 2: it happened so fast, and that is because of alignment
Speaker 2: and the way they it. Like, the way that we
Speaker 2: attracted this house was just insane, like.
Speaker 6: We I listened to your I think you did a
Speaker 6: podcast on it, and I was like, as if like
Speaker 6: that is crazy, Oh my god, like crazy.
Speaker 2: As if like how it happened. I was just like,
Speaker 2: oh my god. So it was very much meant to be.
Speaker 2: But there was such in like an imposter syndrome kind
Speaker 2: of feeling where I was like, oh my god, who
Speaker 2: am I to have this house? Who am I to
Speaker 2: have this view? And levels and an elevator? Like just
Speaker 2: like ridiculous because I very much grew up in a
Speaker 2: household of you know, like we always had clothes and
Speaker 2: we always had you know, needs. But it was yeah,
Speaker 2: very just I would say, every day you know, ouzsye
Speaker 2: kind of childhood. And so it just it feels very
Speaker 2: out of thoughts and very much of like when is
Speaker 2: the war going to drop? And I'm gonna have to
Speaker 2: sell the house and you know, no one, no one's
Speaker 2: gonna want to look at my account anymore, and no
Speaker 2: one's gonna want to buy Naked Harvest or this and that.
Speaker 2: But I have to, I guess, yeah, remind myself that
Speaker 2: it's like, I haven't got here overnight. This has been
Speaker 2: you know, ten years in the making, and very much
Speaker 2: a lot of my community still now are the people
Speaker 2: who you know, watch me, probably when I was doing
Speaker 2: my dand The Life of the Law Bad.
Speaker 6: So how old were you then, because you're twenty eight,
Speaker 6: so you would have been doing like the law grad
Speaker 6: when you were what like nineteen twenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I remember I jumped on YouTube when I
Speaker 2: was yeah, nineteen twenty, so that's crazy. On Instagram, sorry,
Speaker 2: Instagram when I was nineteen, and then YouTube when I
Speaker 2: was twenty. So yeah. And I think a lot of people,
Speaker 2: you know, they they see influencers or they see these
Speaker 2: businesses who have achieved, you know, these huge goals, and
Speaker 2: they're like, oh my god, overnight success. But what you
Speaker 2: don't realize is, you know, it's eight or ten years
Speaker 2: in the making, and there's so many foundations, there's so
Speaker 2: many direct choices of getting there, if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: So I do feel like that one hundred percent, and
Speaker 2: then I have to remind myself. And also, you know,
Speaker 2: I guess this is getting a bit more on a
Speaker 2: spiritual level. But for example, if the ball was to
Speaker 2: drop or everything was taken away from me, I would
Speaker 2: still have my husband, him, my daughter Ivy, and I
Speaker 2: would have everything I need. And also I'd probably be like, fuck, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's do itle again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it gives your whole level of new motivation, and
Speaker 6: it is so important to look strip it all back
Speaker 6: because it would be so overwhelming for you sometimes. But
Speaker 6: to strip it back and remember, I mean, I know
Speaker 6: you practice gratitude and journaling and just what you really
Speaker 6: are grateful for, because it is the little things in
Speaker 6: life sometimes that just make it can make you do
Speaker 6: all these big crazy things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's everything. And then even like kind of going
Speaker 2: off that I recently launched a cloud with Pedal and
Speaker 2: Pup and we did the launch events and like I
Speaker 2: could have bte, you know, I had an allocation that
Speaker 2: I can invite some girlfriends and all my girlfriends there
Speaker 2: were literally girlfriends that I've known since I was nineteen,
Speaker 2: and so I thought, like I always have these, you know,
Speaker 2: my friends and family that have been there from the start.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter that you know, I've grown and involved.
Speaker 2: I very much have kept my roots with those sorts
Speaker 2: of things. So yeah, I just remind myself like I've
Speaker 2: got everything I need. And also, if it is about
Speaker 2: you know, building this quote unquote empire, it's like, well,
Speaker 2: I've done it, I can do it again. Yeah, for sure,
Speaker 2: and probably a lot quicker than Yeah, I loved it.
Speaker 4: You've definitely already emphasized your I guess, connection to spiritualities
Speaker 4: quote unquote higher being and deeper meanings and something that
Speaker 4: you preach in your Rise and Conquer program and your
Speaker 4: What does manifestation mean to you?
Speaker 5: M so?
Speaker 2: I guess like the like the Dictionary definition of manifestation
Speaker 2: is basically just like your thoughts becoming your reality. So
Speaker 2: what it means to me and what it's really done
Speaker 2: for my life, I don't know. It's honestly taken a
Speaker 2: weight off my shoulder because what I believe is I
Speaker 2: have this core belief that the universe always has my back.
Speaker 2: I am always supported, I'm always guided. If I'm ever
Speaker 2: feeling out of alignment, I know how to tap back
Speaker 2: into my intuition. I know how to kind of yeah,
Speaker 2: get to that, you know, don't I don't mean to
Speaker 2: be so deep that like that soul level and I
Speaker 2: will be okay. And before that, I, you know, I
Speaker 2: didn't have I'm not religious. I grew up religious, but
Speaker 2: then I wasn't religious. And I guess for me, manifestation
Speaker 2: has really brought in this sense of it's almost taken
Speaker 2: away my anxiety because like when things fuck up, I'm
Speaker 2: like life happens for me. This has happened.
Speaker 6: Whatever meant to be meant to be.
Speaker 2: It's gonna work out better than I could have imagined.
Speaker 2: And then also just I love the you know, the
Speaker 2: thought of something is guiding me and something is supporting me.
Speaker 2: And when I have these little nudges of this logically
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense, but I'm being attracted to this person
Speaker 2: or to make this decision or this just feels really
Speaker 2: good in my heart, Like it feels so good rather
Speaker 2: being like what are the numbers? What should I logically do? Here? Yes,
Speaker 2: almost like it feels like a breath of like release,
Speaker 2: and it's like, oh, I'm not in this by myself.
Speaker 2: I'm supported, I'm guided, like everything's going to be okay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it gives you such like a little I think
Speaker 6: I've described it on the podcast before as a bit
Speaker 6: of a fuzzy feeling because like we started the podcast
Speaker 6: to like kind of just talk about our twenties and
Speaker 6: like growing up and just going with what you want
Speaker 6: to do, because that's like something em and I both
Speaker 6: believe in, even though we've both ended up ended up
Speaker 6: going to UNI and I'm about to graduate. I'm still
Speaker 6: in my first year because I've changed my mind so
Speaker 6: many times. But I but I do get this fuzzy
Speaker 6: feeling now I'm doing nursing and I get this like
Speaker 6: really nice happy feeling and I, for the first time,
Speaker 6: feel so aligned and what you're saying with just the
Speaker 6: relief and like you said, it kind of stops anxiety.
Speaker 6: It also just like relieves when you feel anxious because
Speaker 6: you can go back through back onto like how you're
Speaker 6: feeling and know that you're in the right place and
Speaker 6: it will all work out.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love it. And it's also like I guess,
Speaker 2: you know that feeling of when something really amazing happened.
Speaker 2: So for example, if you got the call of a
Speaker 2: job that you were waiting for, or you know, for instance,
Speaker 2: you getting into your nursing degree, or just something even
Speaker 2: really random when someone surprises you with something if you
Speaker 2: think about it, like that day you didn't know that
Speaker 2: thing would happen, and then it completely changed how you
Speaker 2: felt and it changed your day. And I I love something.
Speaker 2: I'll often do, you know, as my kind of morning
Speaker 2: practice is I'll sit in the feeling of like, something
Speaker 2: magical is going to happen today, like you know, and
Speaker 2: it's going to completely change my day. And if you
Speaker 2: think about it, rather than sitting in the feeling of, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm already late, Oh I haven't done this thing, that
Speaker 2: in my ass this and you're expecting these like bad
Speaker 2: things to happen, or I feel so anxious, I feel
Speaker 2: so sad. If I consider the feeling of, oh my god,
Speaker 2: something fucking really good is going to happen today, and
Speaker 2: even if something bad happens, I know I'm supported, i
Speaker 2: know I'm guided. Like look at those two different people.
Speaker 2: It is just like imagine living your life constantly in
Speaker 2: a state of anxiety or feeling almost a victim of
Speaker 2: not having control verse in this constant state of surrender.
Speaker 2: And I would also say, bliss it just it has honestly,
Speaker 2: you know, changed my life. And then if we're talking
Speaker 2: actual you know, manifestation like my house, Like if you
Speaker 2: guys listen to that episode like how it happened, it's
Speaker 2: just it's so crazy and it can. And that's the
Speaker 2: thing is, most of the time, if you're not open
Speaker 2: to manifestation, things like that won't happen because you won't
Speaker 2: be guided, you won't listen to your intuition, like me
Speaker 2: randomly texting this agent and then him being like, oh, yes,
Speaker 2: they do want to sell a house, like I Like,
Speaker 2: you won't have those intuitive nudges, so the magic won't happen.
Speaker 2: So it's like it's it doesn't matter if you believe
Speaker 2: it or not. It's going to be correct for you.
Speaker 2: So I'd rather believe it and be like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: there is actually magic in every single day. And yeah,
Speaker 2: it is crazy how many things have happened in very
Speaker 2: unexpected ways. Or I've met a certain person who has
Speaker 2: introduced me to this and then this has happened and yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Just like it gets me so excited
Speaker 2: and I'm like, oh my god, of course I want
Speaker 2: to live my life this way because the opposite just
Speaker 2: sounds horrible exactly.
Speaker 6: And what you're saying about when you start thinking in
Speaker 6: that positive and that magical way, or like even waking
Speaker 6: up and going, I'm something really amazing and magical is
Speaker 6: going to happen today. You get in this really beautiful
Speaker 6: cycle of positivity and then it will just keep on
Speaker 6: going and like you said, everything falls into place. But
Speaker 6: but I think it is so easy for people, and
Speaker 6: like I definitely have my days where you just you
Speaker 6: think negatively and then all of a sudden, I always
Speaker 6: say I'm in a rut, like a rut is stuck,
Speaker 6: and it's just you kind of just given me a
Speaker 6: light bulb moment because I feel like I can put
Speaker 6: myself in this vicious negative cycle. But as soon as
Speaker 6: like I have my Sunday reset, that is my thing.
Speaker 6: And I had my Sunday reset this week, and I thought,
Speaker 6: this week, I'm going to get on top of it,
Speaker 6: but I'm going to be balanced and I'm gonna go
Speaker 6: to the beach and do everything I want to do,
Speaker 6: and I have, and you've kind of just made me
Speaker 6: realize how this week's just flowed so well, and it's
Speaker 6: in that really magical cycle, you know, and even if
Speaker 6: something bad is happening, I'm positive about it.
Speaker 2: It's very much like a gemino effect, it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think also the fact that you are so
Speaker 4: passionate about it would because I think sometimes manifestation and
Speaker 4: that kind of what you were saying, you're being so
Speaker 4: connected to you and your soul, can be misinterpreted, and
Speaker 4: I think the people that you would be dealing with
Speaker 4: aren't probably aren't always open to that. And I guess
Speaker 4: how do you uphold these values that you are clearly
Speaker 4: so passionate about in all of your business endeavors because
Speaker 4: obviously you've gone down so many different paths.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I and this is just like in everyday life,
Speaker 2: Like I'm such a big believer on kind of like
Speaker 2: the saying of like keep your side of the street
Speaker 2: like clean. So I very much like, do not worry
Speaker 2: about what other people are doing or what they think
Speaker 2: of me or anything like that, because it actually does
Speaker 2: not it does not have anything to do with me.
Speaker 2: It's not my problem. And if I am wasting my
Speaker 2: time or you know, the energy I have worrying about
Speaker 2: what people think or being like, oh but this person
Speaker 2: needs to believe this or you know that sort of thing,
Speaker 2: it's just it's a waste of time and energy. I
Speaker 2: honestly don't have that sort of time and energy to waste.
Speaker 2: So I'm such a big believer of like you make
Speaker 2: sure you're okay, you make sure you're doing your morning
Speaker 2: practices and checking with yourself and honoring yourself, and you know,
Speaker 2: constantly trying to step into alignment. And then don't be
Speaker 2: worried because the people who are on the same vibration
Speaker 2: to you will be attracted to you, and the other
Speaker 2: people will fall away. So that's even like how we
Speaker 2: do business. Mean, Cooper recently had a business meeting with
Speaker 2: someone and instantly after we were just like, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: we both just like ribes were not there. And even
Speaker 2: though on paper it seemed like, oh my god, you
Speaker 2: know this is going to be so helpful, it's going
Speaker 2: to be great. But and h we both are of
Speaker 2: the view that you know, like, of course a business
Speaker 2: has to make money, but also our business is like
Speaker 2: our lifestyle. We spend eight hours a day on it
Speaker 2: and it has to feel good. We have to work
Speaker 2: with people we want to who understand our mission, who
Speaker 2: get the vibe. So if you're not there, it's just naw,
Speaker 2: we're not working with you. And that's even like a
Speaker 2: big question that I get in my manifesting course of
Speaker 2: you know, a lot of especially women, will get into
Speaker 2: manifesting and they you know, they vibe, they love it,
Speaker 2: but their partner's not into it, and they're like, how
Speaker 2: do I talk to my partner? How do I get
Speaker 2: him involved? And like what I did with Kim, my
Speaker 2: partner who you know, when I started, you know, manifesting
Speaker 2: and reading the secret and getting all into it. It's
Speaker 2: not like he was like, yeah, babe, I'm going to
Speaker 2: manifest with you. Like he was like, that's woo woo.
Speaker 2: I never pushed anything on him. I always led by example.
Speaker 2: So for instance, when I would manifest something, I would
Speaker 2: then explain it to him and I could see him
Speaker 2: starting to be like, oh fuck, it works. And if
Speaker 2: you ask him now, he's like, of course I believe
Speaker 2: in manifesting, like look at our lives. But at the
Speaker 2: start he didn't. But I never tried to push it
Speaker 2: on him. I just did my own thing, and I'm
Speaker 2: such a big believer of like, yeah, just work on yourself,
Speaker 2: stay in your own lane. That's honestly all that matters.
Speaker 6: I feel like the word manifesting does when you said
Speaker 6: woo woo, Like my dad thinks it's wu wu like
Speaker 6: people thinks woo. But it is about putting it in
Speaker 6: that other perspective and I think people will understand it,
Speaker 6: is all I was going to add to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And also I like, for example, my dad is
Speaker 2: the most logical human being on this Yes, And he's
Speaker 2: also the most hardest work you know, such a hard,
Speaker 2: hard working person that when you talk of manifesting and
Speaker 2: surrendering and letting you know things come to you, you
Speaker 2: can tell he's just like, oh my god, what do
Speaker 2: you mean. Like in my life, I you know, very
Speaker 2: much tried explain to him in a way that will
Speaker 2: make sense to him, and I never almost get too
Speaker 2: spiritual because it's just like I don't need him to
Speaker 2: then say oh no, it doesn't work, or me to
Speaker 2: try and explain myself. Like it's almost like pick your audience.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 6: And like you said before, you're setting an example like
Speaker 6: you don't need to express it because all of the
Speaker 6: actions that are playing out in your life are obviously
Speaker 6: showing through like people will just be able to see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. And I'm also such a big believer, Like
Speaker 2: if you have a goal or a belief and you
Speaker 2: yourself kind of struggle to constantly get on that vibration
Speaker 2: or constantly lean into that belief. Do not go and
Speaker 2: tell someone who could kind of, you know, crush you
Speaker 2: or make you feel a certain way. Like all my huge,
Speaker 2: big goals, I have never told people until they're actually,
Speaker 2: you know, either in motion to succeed or basically towards
Speaker 2: the end, because most of the time I'm just trying
Speaker 2: to get on board to believe that, to believe in
Speaker 2: myself to achieve it. I don't need them to convince
Speaker 2: someone else to do it, because it's again, it's waste
Speaker 2: my energy, Like I just I keep it.
Speaker 6: And that's what you were saying before about people like
Speaker 6: don't worry about what other people are thinking. I feel
Speaker 6: like by telling them the goal you have, it gives
Speaker 6: them the opportunity.
Speaker 1: To let them get to you.
Speaker 6: And I think that's like something like it's like when
Speaker 6: you seek out advice and you're not sure what to do,
Speaker 6: you end up getting more confused because you're asking so
Speaker 6: many people for advice.
Speaker 2: Correct, yeah, no, do You don't want to be pulling people.
Speaker 2: And that's a big thing, is like when you know
Speaker 2: how to trust your intuition, you literally do not have
Speaker 2: to ask anyone anything. You just know. And that's like,
Speaker 2: it's such a great place to strive towards, because, Yeah,
Speaker 2: people put their limiting beliefs, their subconscious, you know, thoughts
Speaker 2: on you, and then not only do you have to
Speaker 2: get through theirs, but you have to get through yours.
Speaker 2: So I'm such a big believer in like just like
Speaker 2: focusing on yourself. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: Obviously you are a very busy woman, and you're very
Speaker 4: busy at the moment. So just to kind of wrap
Speaker 4: things up a little bit, but before we finish.
Speaker 5: I'm sure you're completely aware.
Speaker 4: You don't need us to tell you of the influence
Speaker 4: you have over especially women in their young mid twenties.
Speaker 4: What would your advice be for someone who has just
Speaker 4: turned twenty, and then maybe for someone maybe in their
Speaker 4: mid twenties, and then someone for more your age throughout
Speaker 4: those different seasons of the lights that you've experienced.
Speaker 2: I love that. Okay, So advice when you're twenty, I
Speaker 2: would stop looking around. I would stop trying to fit
Speaker 2: yourself into a box, because I guarantee you there's a
Speaker 2: box of whether it's the patriarchy or just like something
Speaker 2: that you think you have to fit in, and I
Speaker 2: wish I had, you know, stripped it back and just
Speaker 2: gone internally and being like what do I fucking want
Speaker 2: to do? What feels good to me? What do I
Speaker 2: want to wear? Who do I want to out with?
Speaker 2: Like very much like strip it back, because as soon
Speaker 2: as you start trusting your intuition and following that, like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, like once I started doing like once
Speaker 2: I started doing that, mountains moved, Like my progression was
Speaker 2: just crazy. When you're trying to follow other people, when
Speaker 2: you're trying to fit yourself in the box, you might
Speaker 2: get these tiny little steps, but it's like you're honestly
Speaker 2: not going anywhere, trust me. So that would be like
Speaker 2: my first thing mid twenties, I would be because by
Speaker 2: then you're probably like making some steps towards your goals
Speaker 2: if you haven't go back to the first advice. But
Speaker 2: I feel like your mid twenties is really the years.
Speaker 2: And I know people don't necessarily believe in this, but
Speaker 2: it's like it's where you just do the things, and
Speaker 2: you put in the work and you listen to your
Speaker 2: intuition and you just try shit. Like this is probably
Speaker 2: at a stage where you don't have a mortgage where
Speaker 2: you're you know able to really I don't want to
Speaker 2: say risk it, but yeah, I guess risk it and
Speaker 2: it's like, let's let's see what happens. And I think
Speaker 2: these are the stages where you really can listen to
Speaker 2: your intuition and be like, hey, I just want to
Speaker 2: move to Europe for a couple of months, or I
Speaker 2: want to do this, and like really lock into those
Speaker 2: feelings and just do the things. And for example, if
Speaker 2: you are working on a goal and it feels so
Speaker 2: good and so you works fucking hard, like you know,
Speaker 2: put in the time and energy eause, trust me, once
Speaker 2: you have a child, it's not appy. I like, I
Speaker 2: love that because I look back at me and my
Speaker 2: mid twenties and I was like, wow, I put in
Speaker 2: the work and you know, have that grit and determination
Speaker 2: of doing the thing and listening to your intuition and
Speaker 2: not letting people get you down because a lot of
Speaker 2: people will try and get you down, especially because they'll
Speaker 2: be like, you're in your twenty five, you know, you
Speaker 2: don't know you want this is really you need to
Speaker 2: have a career. No, don't listen to that. We're not
Speaker 2: doing that. Someone who is older. Again, I don't think
Speaker 2: age matters, so if you're go back to advice one
Speaker 2: and two. But as I've gotten older, I've just realized
Speaker 2: that having seasons is so important. So seasons of Okay,
Speaker 2: I am going to work hard, I'm going to put
Speaker 2: in the work, but then also seasons of is this
Speaker 2: still honoring me? Or do I need to shift things up?
Speaker 2: And do I need to have a season of slowing
Speaker 2: down to honor myself? Because once you know, have put
Speaker 2: in a lot of hard yards and a lot of foundations,
Speaker 2: like there is a point where you're like, you have
Speaker 2: to live your life. You have to be present and
Speaker 2: you have to enjoy the moments. And I think sometimes
Speaker 2: especially when you're like working through things like that can
Speaker 2: get lost a little bit. So very much encouraging you
Speaker 2: to have the seasons, the seasons of hustles, the seasons
Speaker 2: of slow the seasons of shifting into different identities. And
Speaker 2: I guess like that overal advice too is do not
Speaker 2: be afraid to change, do not be afraid to evolve,
Speaker 2: because it's like it's so beautiful. You're not meant to
Speaker 2: be one person for your whole life. And I think
Speaker 2: we can get really stuck in this like weird place
Speaker 2: of having to be someone, And yeah, life gets really
Speaker 2: beautiful when you're on on yourself and you do change
Speaker 2: and you do evolve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I really appreciate your consistent acknowledgment and I know
Speaker 4: that Kira would be able to attest to this as well.
Speaker 5: That that like, it's not linear.
Speaker 4: Now you mentioned neal o there that you go back,
Speaker 4: you go back to advice number one and two and
Speaker 4: if the ball does drop, you just go back and
Speaker 4: start again. And listening to discussions you've had with other
Speaker 4: podcasters about the fact that you do come from a
Speaker 4: so called traditional Aussie family and did that, got a
Speaker 4: degree and did the traditional corporate job and now here
Speaker 4: you are. It's not linear and you are you have
Speaker 4: really been living by those seasons.
Speaker 5: So that's so refreshing. Thank you so much for that.
Speaker 2: No, thank you so much, and thank you so much
Speaker 2: for having me. I really appreciate this has been such
Speaker 2: a great chat.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Just one question we ask all of our guests before
Speaker 4: before we let them get away from.
Speaker 5: Us, is what do you want to be remembered for?
Speaker 2: Oh, my life, passion and something I would love to
Speaker 2: be remembered for is empowering women to be who they
Speaker 2: want to be and like go after what they want
Speaker 2: because I just feel like I don't know I when
Speaker 2: I was younger, like I just I had, I didn't
Speaker 2: have a lot of power to myself. And so if
Speaker 2: I can encourage women to like harness their own power
Speaker 2: because we all have it, it's empowering women. That's it.
Speaker 2: That's the vibe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I love it. I'm here for the vibe.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you so much again, and I think we
Speaker 4: are both so excited to see what's next for you,
Speaker 4: what's next for Naked Harvest, what's next for everything?
Speaker 5: Who knows what next.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate it. It's been so lovely chat to
Speaker 2: you guys. And yeah, it's so awesome that you created
Speaker 2: this podcast and I really appreciate you guys asking me
Speaker 2: on here.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Georgie.
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