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You know that moment when you realise A BIG BLIND SPOT, something that should have been obvious and that uncomfortable moment when you realise it had been sitting with you for weeks or months… you just were not REALLY listening! This has been that week and a mirror mirror moment. A few things showed up in my business over the last months. Not in a dramatic, everything-is-on-fire kind of way. More like... a slow build of discomfort that I kept pushing through instead of stopp

I was listening to a voice message from a friend (she's on the Sunshine Coast, we stay connected by voice messaging back and forth), and she was talking through the last two years of a relationship. And as she described where they are right now, she said something brought on tears as I walked the DC trail… the tears that you can’t hide! She saw how their whole relationship had moved through three stages. The conception of it. The pregnancy of it. And where they are now… in t

Most businesses will respond to what is happening in the world right now from fear. Not consciously. Not dramatically. Just quietly, gradually, in the decisions that get smaller and the options that stop feeling available. And the cost of that is bigger than most founders realise. Fear does not always look like panic This is the part that catches most people off guard. Fear-driven decision making looks reasonable from the inside. It looks like being careful. Being responsible

Last week I wrote to you about love and fear. About how every decision we make, in business and in life, is coming from one of those two places. And this week, that conversation feels more relevant than ever. Because right now, the world outside is loud. Uncertain. Shifting. A little unsettling if you let it in too much. And I've been watching it land in my clients' worlds, in my own world, and probably in yours too. So this week, I made a commitment. To myself, to my clients

I’m IN LOVE ! It feels EDGY to share this, and I know you're wondering, OK What? Is this a Mira overshare and what does that have to do with business! Stick with me ;) I'm IN LOVE ... Earlier this year, after another relationship ended (yep there have been a few since the end of my marriage, ya girl know what she wants/ deserves and has been patiently waiting!)... ... I found myself at a retreat on 14 February. Not planned that way, but as always, exactly when I needed it. B

Something I’ve noticed over the last couple of weeks as clarity has started to return… Is how easy it is to slip into indecision and how staying there creates huge costs! It can look like... You’re moving… but not really moving. Thinking about the next step… but not taking it. Circling decisions… revisiting them… over and over. It looks productive, but it’s not. It’s expensive, and honestly, when I look back, it's cost me thousands, if not 10's of thousands, in missed opportu

A recent profound meditation experience has led to very significant clarity about my business. Which has also meant facing really challenging realities and honest truths. Yet the clarity is not what you might expect. Clarity sometimes starts with what’s not working before you get to what’s needed next. If you read my early 2026 emails, you heard about some very unexpected events that rocked me. You also heard how the start of 2026 didn’t arrive in the wave of “New Year energy

After two and a half weeks of holidays, I kicked back into work mode last Monday. And almost immediately, my body braced. The familiar pressure landed. School holidays. Emails piling up. Messages to respond to. Clients to think about. That quiet but constant sense of needing to be everywhere at once. I noticed myself becoming less patient with my youngest. Trying to control more. Busy-ing. Scattering my attention across everyone and everything I felt responsible for. And aft

There is a lot of noise right now about fresh starts. New years. New goals. New energy. New versions of ourselves. And yet, as I write this, tears are still close. Today is my first proper day back in my business since the 22nd of December, and everything still feels tender. I am not writing from the other side of something neatly resolved. I am writing from inside the process. From the in-between. From a place that is still integrating and letting things fall away. Over t