Curious to know. Been away for a while.

Over time, I’ve learned that clarity doesn’t come from pushing harder, it comes from aligning deeper. For me, to create my 'inner wellness' that means getting very clear on the values I want the coming years to be built on. Right now, my focus is simple and intentional on these values: - Health: energy, longevity, and respect for my body - My relationships (especially with my hubby Barry): presence, partnership, and shared growth - Financial independence: not just wealth, but freedom and peace of mind - Learning and growth: staying curious, evolving, and stretching gently but consistently - Leave a legacy: I want my life to have impacted others in a positive way. These values have become my compass. When my daily thoughts, actions, behaviours and decisions line up with them, life feels grounded and calm. When they don’t, I see it as feedback, not failure. For me that means an invitation to realign rather than judge myself... as I am a recovering judge-a-holic!. As you look toward the year ahead: What 'values' do you want your next chapter to be anchored in, and what would change if you truly let those values lead?

When you look at your total income into your house - how close are you to this 60 / 20 / 10/ 10 percentage split?

I know its a random question, but I'd love to know what it is... ...and do you know Why? Please comment below. 🐸🙏

Once upon a time, Trev the Frog lived in the Money Pond thinking, “If I just hop harder, everything will sort itself out.” Spoiler alert: it didn’t. Around him were many other frogs earning good bugs, doing all the “right” things… yet still slipping on muddy lily pads, being crazy stressed or worried all the time, confused about where their money actually goes and quietly panicking every time they looked at the pond water (aka their bank account). I watched this happen for years - both in my own life and working in finance and property. Trev noticed something important: the frogs weren’t lazy, they were not dumb, and they were not reckless. They were just unsupervised. They had no map. No system. Just vibes, and too much guilt spending and a lot of frantic hopping. (or should that read S-hopping?) So instead of yelling “hop better!”, we built stepping stones. Calm ones. Simple ones. Stones that don't disappear when life gets busy. Now Trev’s job is pretty simple: help frogs stop splashing, start landing, and realise they don’t need to drain the pond or give up snacks to get ahead. If money has ever felt harder than it should… Trev reckons you’re not broken, you just need a better pond plan 🐸💚 and a little bit of confidence to take the first 'stepping stone' step. So we'd love to know - what is your money story?