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Many lessons were learnt on this day, primarily that - change is scary, it is also inevitable, and we can design the life we want as long as we listen to and trust our intuition, and, when necessary, jump even if we aren’t sure where we are going to land. 

I had been working in the ‘corporate world’ for 10 years, thriving with annual promotions and pay-rises. I had worked my way up quickly to a position of authority within the largest charity in Australia but I wasn’t happy, and entering the new year of 2019, something changed.

For what felt like the entirety of 2018 & 2019 I came home from work everyday exhausted and complaining about everything and everyone I had been in contact with that day. I was constantly saying how much I wanted to leave and I started training as a life coach to give my self ‘options’. But I was stuck in the ever repeating known and afraid of change. 

My dreams kept leading me back to working for myself, incorporating my new found passion for meditation and Ayurveda, helping others grow whilst building a supportive community. 

I had been meditating for 2.5hr years by this point and so my 2019 NY resolution was to once and for-all commit to my second daily meditation, after all this is what my Vedic Meditation teacher had said would be the game changer. And boy was he right. 

It couldn’t have taken more than 2 weeks before I felt a BIG shift in my energy and gained the CLARITY and CONFIDENCE I had been looking for to hand my resignation in. 

The day I handed in my resignation I had arranged to receive my ‘Advanced Mantra’ from my Vedic Meditation teacher. It was on this day that 2 pivotal things happened in my life: 

No #1 My teacher told me I would make a great meditation teacher, something I had wanted to be since day 1 of my training but never thought I had the potential to achieve, this was the validation I needed. 

No #2 My teacher was going to view a new property for his business and so I went along with him and it was on that day, much to both of our surprise, that I joined Bondi Meditation Centre.