Summary
A busy week unfolds for a speaker in Sydney, who balances family time and professional commitments while celebrating her daughter's birthday. After a weekend of shopping and enjoying the culinary delights of Sydney, she prepares to address a large audience at Sepplicon, a conference focused on special education for principals and teachers. The event is expected to attract around 1,500 attendees, marking a significant opportunity for engagement.
The speaker outlines her packed schedule, which includes mentoring sessions, meetings, and a visit to an auric healer to cleanse her energy. She emphasizes the importance of energy healing, explaining how it can help remove negativity and balance one's chakras. Her week also involves speaking engagements with women in construction and a conference for bookkeepers, showcasing her commitment to supporting various professional communities.
In addition to her speaking engagements, she reflects on her long-standing involvement with Taekwondo New Zealand, where she plans to assist with strategic planning for the organization. The speaker expresses her enthusiasm for giving back to the community that has positively impacted her family. As she prepares for a hectic week, she stresses the significance of self-care and energy management, encouraging listeners to prioritize their well-being.
Show Notes
When you're running here, there and everywhere, your energy takes a hit. So this week I'm getting my aura cleansed between Sydney and Wellington. I'm talking about magnetic healing, why disease can show up in your energy field months before your body, and the simple truth underneath all of it: no one else is going to look after your energy. That's your job.
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