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First and foremost, I am a mum and wife and I work really hard on making sure our home is a happy one. Not always tidy (ok never really tidy), but happy. 

 I was first introduced to Personal Development when I did my 200hr Yoga Teacher Training. The first book I read was A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle - it hit me square in the face and I was hooked! From there I learnt more about Personal Development through my nutrition business and it has been an ongoing journey for me for the past 9 years. I moved from South Africa to New Zealand in Jan 2018 where I now run my nutrition business part time, teach infants in an early childhood center part time, teach a couple fitness and yoga classes and attempt to run a successful household. It's a balancing act I am constantly working on. 
I find that dedicating time in my day to Personal Development is the one thing that has always kept my mind positive for the majority of time and my heart happy. Personal Development is the tool I discovered to create the life I want. So I have learnt to use my mind to attract things I really want in life, and I have also learnt that it is normally the only thing that limits me in life. Our mindset truly is the strongest weapon we can own. With this blog, I hope to encourage people to use personal development tools in their every day life to create contentment in their souls and design the life they've always dreamed of. 

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