Latest Stories
Isn’t Suzi gorgeous? We had the pleasure of sharing her gorgeousness in Bella this week! Now in her 70s, Suzi knows how to rock her style and I find her inspiring. Here she shares the story of how she found her unique road to joy. Out now in Bella. I highly recommend following Suzi on Instagram here!
Read MoreI enjoyed writing about people who had the good fortune of improving their lives in lockdown. While it was an awful, scary and difficult time for many, there were some who emerged in better health, their wellbeing enriched, a stronger sense of themselves and their communities. Here we have Louise, who lost weight and got super fit discovering running while working from home in lockdown. She looks incredible! Out now in Bella.
Read MoreTulsi is an extraordinary woman who has overcome so much in her life and reached a place of beauty, in and out. I defy you not to read her story and feel lifted and raised. Tulsi has that effect on people! Here she is in Closer sharing her life story and the lessons she has learned which apply to us all.
Read MoreYou might have read Ed Jackson’s story in the newspapers a while back - as a professional rugby player, it was headline news when Ed broke his neck after jumping into a swimming pool. But Lois had not shared her story before and here, in Bella, she does so with love, honesty and incredible insight. This beautiful couple are doing so well now, Ed’s injury in no way limiting their adventurous spirit. Now, they just bring others along for the ride thanks to their incredible charity, Millimetres to Mountains.
Read MoreMy favourite subject! Women making the world a better place. Here we have Natalie Fee, founder of City to Sea, Catherine Kelly, who sold her car and bought an e-bike, and Tze Ching, founder of Refashion my Town, encouraging young people to upcycle and love the clothes they’ve already got.
Little changes make a big difference and together, we can protect this little blue world of ours!
Out now in Best.
I absolutely loved writing Michelle’s story because she’s a brilliant and inspiring example of a woman who went through the worst of times and came out stronger. Suffering with debilitating anxiety, Michelle decided on a whim to enter an obstacle course race. The feeling of accomplishment changed her life and she now competes in obstacle races all over the country. She has overcome many obstacles - literal and metaphorical. Out now in Best!
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