Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah gale

Are you tapped into your feminine power? Do you even know what it is? Do you find the F bomb offensive or do you use it liberally? How would it feelt to be unf*ckwithable and stand in your power? In this episode, you'll find out as I interview Bhavna Dahiya, an emotional wellbeing coach who helps women embrace and unleash their unf*ckwithable feminine power.  Bhavna shares her journey from the corporate world to becoming a visionary priestess, focusing on trauma, relationships, and feminine healing. The conversation explores what it means to be unf*ckwithable, the importance of saying 'no,' reclaiming your feminine power, and the profound impact of spirituality and intuition in women's lives. Tune in to her talk about: How and when she unleashed her feminine power Where to start, and one simple thing you can do How you'll know if you hit a turning point. What is unf*ckwithable? Re-thinking and rewriting what is powerful, beyond the patriarchal definitions. What are our feminine powers? Some small shifts you can make to access your power. What role your sexuality and sensuality plays What is a visionary Priestess, and how did she become one. I mention two previous episodes and guests: Ep 24: ‘Wearing your worth with Sarah Gale, Former Project Runway Australia judge & Founder, Wearing your Worth' https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/IRoGAGi7CLb Ep 70: ‘Sparking joy: The transformative power of decluttering with Melinda Ferrier, Professional organiser, Certified KonMari consultant, and joyful living advocate https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/uX5cPsH7CLb You can connect with Bhavna via her social media pages: IG -  www.instagram.com/bhavnadahiyavisionarypriestess YouTube - https://youtube.com/channel/UCUSKZE_0IrDb71YMwo0nJ1Q Linked In - www.linkedin.com/in/bhavna-dahiya-34b7339

Are you searching for your identity in your clothes or are you wearing your identity through the clothes? Did you know that the patterns that you see in your wardrobe are the same patterns that you play out in life? Are you curious about how your clothes can empower you? Do you feel constrained and confined by what you wear? In this conversation with Sarah Gale, Founder of Wearing Your Worth, Former Judge on Project Runway Australia, and accredited Coach with over 30 years in the competitive fashion industry, we explore the power of aligning your insides with your outsides, and how your unique style essence can liberate you and transform your relationship to clothes. Listen in to hear Sarah share: How being yourself and following your intuition is such a turn on How young she was when she had a transcendental spiritual experience How she has used her intuition to build her successful career About following your heart and fitting in How your spiritual and soul expression is not contingent on your job How she showed up authentically on set of Project Runway Australia What are your style essences Which voice in my head can I trust? What we have to give to the world How to identify the masculine and feminine in your clothing You can learn from Sarah and discover your style essences in her next one day workshop on 1st October. Use the link https://www.wearingyourworth.online/oct23 You can get in contact with Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/sarahgaleofficial/?hl=en www.wearingyourworth.com https://wearingyourworth.com/services/

This episode is an area I hadn't personally dived deeply into yet, and as you'll hear throughout the conversation, I experience several revelations and personal realisations about this area which showed me just how important this work is. Todays topic is about our psychological relationship with our wardrobe, the way we dress and the way we show up and present ourselves to the world. It's deeper than just what style suits each individual, it's about how we can authentically express who we are through the way we dress.Our guest today is Sarah Gale, a former project runway Australia judge turned spirit activist who has migrated from the competitive fashion industry  to pioneering the journey into the aesthetics of the soul. An accredited coach and founder of Wearing Your Worth™, a revolutionary program designed to enable us to connect with our true identity and gain greater insight into our psychological relationship with our clothes, to allow us to show up in the fullness of who we are. The key topics we cover today include:How we can begin to understand what our unique psychological relationship is with our wardrobeOur subconscious programming that drives the way we dressImportance of finding your style essenceTips on bringing feminine essence into our wardrobeSarah's website is linked here: sarahgale.com.auConnect with Sarah on LinkedIn & Facebook 

In her early 40s, Sarah Gale realized she often felt anxious in her clothes, despite a long career in the fashion industry and knowing how to put an outfit together. She looked great but felt insecure in many situations because she was allowing the situation or event she was dressing for, or the person she was going to meet, to dictate what she wore. She was dressing for others and how she thought they would react to her versus dressing to embody her true self. She realized that, in her wardrobe, she was still catering to external authorities, which left her on shaky ground. Guest BioFormer Project Runway Australia judge turned spirit activist, Sarah Gale migrated from the competitive fashion-industry pioneering the journey into the aesthetics of the soul. She is an Accredited Coach and Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, a revolutionary program created to enable women to gain greater insight into their psychological relationship with their clothes and use their wardrobe as an embodiment tool that is congruent with their sovereign self. A mother of two, Sarah is passionate about living an authentic life and continually honing her willingness to live a life that embodies love, courage, and pleasure. She writes from experience and shares from her heart.Turning 40 and Learning How to Tune Into - and Trust - Your Inner VoiceSarah Gale had an out of body experience when she was six years old that has stayed with her for her entire life. A voice said to her “there is more to life than this.” Even at such a young age, Sarah interpreted that as more to life than what we can all see - more than just the external. Life went on pretty normally until she was in her late 20s. She woke up one day and that voice was back; it said, “it's time.” For the next 10 years she went on a deep dive into who she really is, which included separating from her then-husband. But she felt like she was leading a double life. There was her career in the fashion industry and there was her personal development pursuit, which she kept separate from each other. In her early career in the fashion industry, Sarah found that there were things she just knew without being told or taught. They just came to her. But she didn't trust herself to rely on that inner knowing. She explained it away as a skill or a talent, essentially discrediting that the knowledge was her inner wisdom. Between a job that had her traveling all over the world and single motherhood when she was home, Sarah ran her body down. Her adrenals were shot; she had chronic fatigue. And she was feeling more and more like she had to reclaim who she really was. Then, at age 42, she had a near death experience, which really brought home the fact that she needed to slow down. Things lined up for her to be able to take 6 months off and reconfigure her life to fit who she really was - and that's when synchronicities started showing up in her life. The producers of Project Runway Australia asked her to audition to be a judge on the show, which she got and did for two seasons. This raised her profile in the industry and allowed her to start connecting her profession and her personal development pursuit. Sarah calls the forties a “fertile time” both internally and externally. We build self trust and we rebirth or reclaim the feminine energy within us. We move from trusting the external reference points and other people to trusting our own knowledge and experience. We become the authority of our own lives. Despite all this growth and exploration, Sarah realized that she still felt anxious in her clothes, despite a background in fashion and knowing how to put an outfit together. She looked great but she felt insecure in many situations. She realized it was because she was allowing the situation or event she was dressing for, or the person she was going to meet, to dictate what she wore....

Tune in to Episode Seven of Season Two on "The Unapologetic Woman Podcast" and embark on a transformative journey with Sarah Gale. Explore how your wardrobe can mirror your inner life and empower your self-expression. #WardrobeAsMirror #Empowerment #Podcast Connect with Sarah Gale : www.wearingyourworth.com https://wearingyourworth.com/video-training-page/ @sarahgaleofficial sarah@wearingyourworth.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elle-nagy/message

Why should parties to a conflict care about climate change and the environment? This is a question that is frequently raised when discussing the intersection of climate, conflict and the environment. The connection may not be obvious, but the case for environmental protection and considering climate change during conflict is only getting stronger and more relevant. In this post, Sarah Gale, Technical Adviser with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, explores climate and environment considerations for weapon bearers through some important considerations during situations of conflict, emphasizing the importance of respecting the rules of international humanitarian law around the protection of the environment and looking at some of the ways climate change considerations might feed into these rules. Read the full blog post here: https://blogs.icrc.org/law-and-policy/2022/09/22/climate-and-envi…n-armed-conflict/

In today's BA Brew, our Crew talk with Sarah Gale about developing core business analysis skills, and how to use BA tools and techniques with confidence. Topics covered include softer skills including communication, relationship building and listening skills; business architecture; customer experience analysis and design thinking; mentoring and coaching; the need for BAs to sell their services; skills frameworks such as the Business Analysis Competency Model®; how to develop BA skills and which skills are transferable. During the chat, Jonathan mentions the book ‘Mindset' by Carol Dweck. Participants: AssistKD's Jonathan Hunsley and Kerry Adams with Sarah Gale, Software Asset Management Lead at SSE plc. Sarah was a 2018 finalist of the IIBA (UK) Business Analyst of the Year Award, was the second person to complete the BCS Advanced International Diploma in Business Analysis and is a member of the Business Analyst Manager's Forum.   AssistKD provides training, apprenticeships and consultancy services throughout the UK and internationally. Click here to view AssistKD's extensive choice of classroom (virtual and in house) and online courses.

Anna Mazzola is the a writer of historical thrillers and Gothic fiction. Her novels explore the impact of crime and injustice. Her debut novel, The Unseeing, is based on the life of a real woman called Sarah Gale who was convicted of aiding a murder in London in 1837. It won an Edgar Allan Poe Award in the US and was nominated for the Historical Writers' Association's Debut Crown in the UK. Her second novel, The Story Keeper, is out now. It follows a folklorist's assistant as she searches out dark fairytales and stolen girls on the Isle of Skye in 1857. The Story Keeper was nominated for the Highland Book Prize. Her third novel, The Clockwork Girl, set in Paris in 1750 and based partly on the story of the vanishing children of Paris, will be published by Orion in March 2022. She is currently working on her fourth novel, a ghost story set in Fascist Italy.We had a really fun chat with Anna, talking about how she juggles her legal and writing careers, the difficulties of writing stories that span genres and so don't neatly fit into expected categories, why prologues are good and much more! We learn about her next book(s) and talk about why sometimes it is best to get the first draft done and then fix it afterwards.Links:Buy The Clockwork Girl and Anna's other books now!Visit Anna's websiteFollow Anna on TwitterHear about Page One - The Writer's Notebook on The Writing and Marketing ShowPage One - The Writer's Podcast is brought to you by Write Gear, creators of Page One - the Writer's Notebook. Learn more and order yours now: https://www.writegear.co.uk/page-oneFollow us on Twitter: @write_gearFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WriteGearUK/Follow us on Instagram: write_gear_uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fashion industry veteran and former Judge on Project Runway Australia, Sarah Gale migrated from the competitive fashion industry, to pioneer the journey into the aesthetics of the soul.   As Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, Sarah says ‘Through my own journey and many hours with clients, I discovered that our wardrobe speaks to us if we are willing to listen; our clothes can reveal our greatest desires and biggest fears. I designed the Wearing your Worth™ program as a way to discover my clients own unique and authentic style, whilst shedding light on mindsets that could be holding them back in life'.   An accredited Coach and mother of two, Sarah is passionate about living an authentic life and continually honing her willingness to live transparently with love, courage and vulnerability. She shares from her heart and enjoys inspiring others to live a mindful life, through the wardrobe and beyond.   Connect with Sarah Gale: Sarah Gale - Website Sarah Gale - Instagram Sarah Gale - Facebook Sarah Gale - LinkedIn   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*ENROLMENT FOR THE BLENDED FAMILY BLUEPRINT IS NOW OPEN! In this free 5-Day Challenge, define exactly what happily ever after means to YOU, and come up with a plan to make it happen! Head to https://stepqueen.lpages.co/blended-family-blueprint-registration/ (https://stepqueen.lpages.co/blended-family-blueprint-registration/) to enrol FOR FREE, right now!* In this Case Study Of The Week, you'll meet someone whose (in her words) "Stepmom Tantrums" led her on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and extraordinary personal growth. Sarah, stepmom of 2, opens up and shares about the challenges she had when integrating with her partner's young children -- including the challenges she had with keeping her home clean, navigating meal times, and being accepted by the kids (which was, in no way, what she thought life would be like...) Tune in to hear how a picky-eating preschooler (and being shoved off the couch during movie nights!) led this incredible woman to her Happily Ever After. Follow Brittany on Instagram @thestepqueen This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Protecting the environment during armed conflict is garnering renewed attention in light of the ongoing climate and environment crisis. At its root, however, this is not a new phenomenon. It can be seen in the deliberations of Muslim jurists as far back as the 7th and 8th centuries. Some shared questions between modern day international humanitarian law (IHL) and these historical debates include the basis on which the natural environment is protected, from which other legal elements stem. In this post, part of the War, Law and the Environment blog series with the Conflict and Environment Observatory, ICRC's Dr. Ahmed Al-Dawoody, legal advisor on Islamic law and jurisprudence, and Sarah Gale, ICRC Delegate, confirm the civilian character of the natural environment under IHL and Islamic law and that these bodies of law share similarities in the obligations of parties to a conflict to protect the environment. Such a comparison between IHL and Islamic law demonstrates the compatibility and importance of drawing on multiple legal traditions to enhance and promote the protection of the environment during armed conflict.

We interrupt the Unashamedly Human podcast to bring you a special 12-part series all about turning 40.   Unashamedly 40 is the product of 2 British mates turning 40 at the same time. Em and Rochelle bring you the highs and lows of Xennial women as they face the challenges of today’s world. Funny conversation, enlightening interviews and some nostalgia too – what could possibly go wrong?!   We hope you love this series as much as we have loved creating it. A huge shout out to all of the women who agreed to share their stories and speak their truth in these episodes.   In episode 11, Emily and Rochelle talk fashun or rather, Rochelle’s excellent style and Emily’s not-so-nice wardrobe.   Then we hand it over to the expert! Sarah Gale owns Know Your Worth, a personal styling company designed to have women feel good about their wearing worth. And Sarah really knows her stuff. She’s been in the fashion industry for over three decades and has been a judge on Project Runway Australia, a VP in the start-up of The Iconic and held Senior Executive roles in the fashion world. You can follow Sarah on Insta @wearingyourworth Check out her website https://wearingyourworth.com/   And join Em by jumping on the waiting list for her next group program https://wearingyourworth.mykajabi.com/wearing-your-worth-waitlist     If you’ve loved this episode, please share the shit out of it.   You can follow Em and Rochelle on Insta @unashamedlyemily @pixiecakes81

On Wednesday 28th December 1836 at roughly 2pm, off Pineapple Place in Maida Vale, the dismembered torso of an unidentified lady was discovered hidden behind a paving stone. With no arms, no legs and no head, her identity was impossible to determine, but the investigation and discovery of subsequent body parts unearthed one of the most brutal murders in British history.Murder Mile is researched, written and performed by Michael J Buchanan-Dunne of Murder Mile Walks with the main musical themes written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name with additional music, as used under the Creative Commons License 4.0 (Attribution) via Free Music Archive and YouTube Music. A full listing of tracks used and a full transcript for each episode is listed here and a legal disclaimer. TICKETS TO CRIME CON UK 2021Go to Crime Con UK website www.crimecon.co.ukEnter code MILE for 10% off and a free Murder Mile goodie.FOLLOW US HERE:FacebookTwitterInstagramMurder Mile Discussion GroupYoutubeSUPPORT THE PODCAST:Support us via PATREON.Buy Merch in THE SHOPFree Goodies HERE Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/murdermile. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Former Project Runway Australia judge turned spirit activist, Sarah migrated from the competitive fashion-industry pioneering the journey into the aesthetics of the soul. She is an Accredited Coach and Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, a revolutionary program created to enable women to gain greater insight into their psychological relationship with their clothes and deepen their connection with their authentic Self.

Step inside the world of Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival, as Jess and Stef take you front row, backstage and beyond. Tune in to conversations with designers, game changers and the hottest Festival guests all week. Hear their inspiring stories, learn the secrets to their success and find out where they get their inspiration. New episodes dropping twice daily.In this episode Jess and Stef sit down with Sarah Gale, the owner of AMPR, Melbourne’s premier PR agency that handles the PR for VAMFF. Want to experience How Two Live: The Podcast live? Purchase tickets to an exclusive interview with Sans Beast founder, Cathryn Wills, from the VAMFF VIP Lounge here.Come find us in the Plaza at VAMFF all week!You can find Jess and Stef on Instagram at @howtwolive.You can find Sarah on Instagram at @sarahgaleampr and AMPR at @ampr_group.You can find VAMFF on Instagram @vamff.Join our Facebook group here. To get in touch, email contact@howtwolive.com. CREDITS Music by: KausyEdited by: Andy Maher Coordinated by: Bianca Wittner See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am joined by the dynamic Sarah Gale.Former Project Runway Australia judge, senior retail executive and veteran of the Fashion industry, Sarah has worked with some of our most prominent and largest fashion retailers over the last four decades, including Portmans, Sportsgirl, Coles Myer, Witchery, The Just Group and Forever New. She was also Vice President and a chief strategist in the start-up of The Iconic.An accredited Coach and advocate for women’s empowerment and authenticity, Sarah runs her own consultancy and coaching business with a focus on authentic leadership.She is also the Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, a revolutionary wardrobe program exploring our psychological relationship with our clothes. The program is designed specifically to connect women with their authenticity, from the inside out.Sarah uses the wardrobe to help us discover the parts of us that we have renounced over the years out of fear of acceptance or self-condemnation, and invites us to reclaim our own unique style to celebrate and show up in our most powerful, confident and authentic self!A mother of two, Sarah is passionate about living an authentic life and continually honing her willingness to live transparently with love, courage and vulnerability. She shares from her heart and enjoys inspiring others to live a mindful life.I really loved this chat with Sarah as we tapped into her broad range of experience and you really get a sense of how passionate Sarah is about what she does and how courage and authenticity have played a huge role in her leadership and entrepreneurial success.We chat about:The challenges of being an early adopter and innovatorThe benefits of the Wearing your Worth program and how it differs to a stylist’s offeringSarah’s advice for leaders todayHow she juggled single parenting and demanding careersLinks:Wearing Your WorthSarah Gale

Former Project Runway Australia Judge Sarah Gale knows a thing or two when it comes to fashion. As one of the industries leading experts on the subject, I'm guessing you're wondering how Sarah and what is renowned as the very superficial fashion world has to do with Ruby Slippers?!  Sarah's journey to finding herself in an industry that is far from that is nothing short of amazing and I can guarantee you this interview is not what you will be expecting. I LOVE this interview so much, because what we wear has the ability to lift us up. As Sarah says, it's an expression of our soul. I guarantee you, you'll look at your wardrobe differently after this and ask yourself "How can I use what I wear to show up in the world in a way that reflects who I am and makes me feel amazing". Enjoy this episode, it's full of golden nuggets and lots of thought provoking inspiration. Because what woman out there doesn't want to look in the mirror and feel amazing? Really? If you want more of that, this interview is for you! Enjoy x  Want more tools to help you like your purpose daily, don’t leave your Ruby Slippers on the shelf, click your your heels here  now and enrol for an online course xo R Contact Rosie here. We keep this podcast ADD FREE so we don't annoy you with Adds SUPPORT THE PODCAST by becoming a Ruby Slipper Patreon here.  Support the show.

Former Project Runway Australia Judge Sarah Gale knows a thing or two when it comes to fashion. As one of the industries leading experts on the subject, I'm guessing you're wondering how Sarah and what is renowned as the very superficial fashion world has to do with Ruby Slippers?!  Sarah's journey to finding herself in an industry that is far from that is nothing short of amazing and I can guarantee you this interview is not what you will be expecting. I LOVE this interview so much, because what we wear has the ability to lift us up. As Sarah says, it's an expression of our soul. I guarantee you, you'll look at your wardrobe differently after this and ask yourself "How can I use what I wear to show up in the world in a way that reflects who I am and makes me feel amazing". Enjoy this episode, it's full of golden nuggets and lots of thought provoking inspiration. Because what woman out there doesn't want to look in the mirror and feel amazing? Really? If you want more of that, this interview is for you! Enjoy x  Want more tools to help you like your purpose daily, don’t leave your Ruby Slippers on the shelf, click your your heels here  now and enrol for an online course xo R Contact Rosie here. We keep this podcast ADD FREE so we don't annoy you with Adds SUPPORT THE PODCAST by becoming a Ruby Slipper Patreon here.  Support the show.

After International Women's Day I decided to celebrate all the amazing women I have been privileged to interview on the podcast over the last 80 episodes! Let's dive into what it takes to be successful in business from these amazing women,. On this episode you'll hear from: ---Alana Arvanitis Self Love Takes Dedication & Commitment, Founder Of The Self Love Movement - Episode 42 ---Natalie Sellars - Removing toxicity from your life with Natalie Sellars from Kindred Toxin Free Facials - Episode 80 ---Kate Toon - Confessions of a misfit Entrepreneur with Kate Toon - award-winning SEO copywriter and SEO consultant, Author and Podcast Host! Episode 65 ---Sarah Gale -Wearing your worth with Sarah Gale, Former judge of Project Runway Australia and Founder of Wearing Your Worth - Episode 75 ---Jodie Milton - Sex, Conflict & Relationships with Jodie and Reece from Practical Intimacy - Episode 69 ---Sam Mutimer - Finding A Way With Sam Mutimer. Founder & Director Of ThinkTank & Scout Social - Episode 37 ---Lea Schodel - Are You An Enabler Or Controller Of Your Money With Lea Schodel from The Mindful Wealth Movement - Episode 23 ---Terry Hawkins - We came here for a reason featuring Terry Hawkins, CEO & Founder Of People In Progress - Episode 20 ---Makenzie Marzluff - Heart-Centred Entrepreneurship with Makenzie Marzluff, Founder of Kakao Ceremonial Drinking Chocolate & Delighted by Hummus - Episode 73 ---Kirsten Morrison - Who are you becoming? Episode 32 & 71 So many amazing insights - here's just a few of what we cover: Imposter syndromeLoosening the expectations on what success in business would look likeSelfish to hold your gifts back from the worldLearn to love the journey, love the processes of businessThe downloads that come to you are coming to you for a reason.Following what you loveOvercoming perfectionismBeing self aware when things aren't workingSales is all about serviceDon't be scared to be noisyTrusting your intuitionCreating your own story

After International Women's Day I decided to celebrate all the amazing women I have been privileged to interview on the podcast over the last 80 episodes! Let's dive into what it takes to be successful in business from these amazing women,.On this episode you'll hear from:---Alana Arvanitis Self Love Takes Dedication & Commitment, Founder Of The Self Love Movement - Episode 42---Natalie Sellars - Removing toxicity from your life with Natalie Sellars from Kindred Toxin Free Facials - Episode 80---Kate Toon - Confessions of a misfit Entrepreneur with Kate Toon - award-winning SEO copywriter and SEO consultant, Author and Podcast Host! Episode 65---Sarah Gale -Wearing your worth with Sarah Gale, Former judge of Project Runway Australia and Founder of Wearing Your Worth - Episode 75---Jodie Milton - Sex, Conflict & Relationships with Jodie and Reece from Practical Intimacy - Episode 69---Sam Mutimer - Finding A Way With Sam Mutimer. Founder & Director Of ThinkTank & Scout Social - Episode 37---Lea Schodel - Are You An Enabler Or Controller Of Your Money With Lea Schodel from The Mindful Wealth Movement - Episode 23---Terry Hawkins - We came here for a reason featuring Terry Hawkins, CEO & Founder Of People In Progress - Episode 20---Makenzie Marzluff - Heart-Centred Entrepreneurship with Makenzie Marzluff, Founder of Kakao Ceremonial Drinking Chocolate & Delighted by Hummus - Episode 73---Kirsten Morrison - Who are you becoming? Episode 32 & 71So many amazing insights - here's just a few of what we cover:Imposter syndromeLoosening the expectations on what success in business would look likeSelfish to hold your gifts back from the worldLearn to love the journey, love the processes of businessThe downloads that come to you are coming to you for a reason.Following what you loveOvercoming perfectionismBeing self aware when things aren't workingSales is all about serviceDon't be scared to be noisyTrusting your intuitionCreating your own story

Former Project Runway Australia judge turned spirit activist, Sarah migrated from the competitive fashion-industry pioneering the journey into the aesthetics of the soul. She is an Accredited Coach and Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, a revolutionary program created to enable women to gain greater insight into their psychological relationship with their clothes and deepen their connection with their authentic Self. A mother of two, Sarah is passionate about living an authentic life and continually honing her willingness to live transparently with love, courage, and vulnerability. She speaks from experience, shares from her heart and enjoys inspiring others to live a mindful life. She is a turmeric latte and green smoothie bowl junkie. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram or Check out Wearing your Worth In today's episode we delve into the world of fashion and the impact our clothes can have on our Psychology and vice versa; Your relationship with your clothes and your "self"Expressing your authenticity through what you wearOur relationship with what we wear is a direct correlation with our mindset and belief patternsOur clothes can reveal our greatest desires and biggest fears.Take charge of your wardrobe and learn how to reconnect with, and express the real you.The real meaning for choosing "comfortable" in your clothingUndercover your own unique style essences and embody true confidence, authenticity and feel empowered in the wardrobe and beyond.Pushing through resistance to take risks in businessAligning your values to your business

Former Project Runway Australia judge turned spirit activist, Sarah migrated from the competitive fashion-industry pioneering the journey into the aesthetics of the soul. She is an Accredited Coach and Founder of Wearing Your Worth®, a revolutionary program created to enable women to gain greater insight into their psychological relationship with their clothes and deepen their connection with their authentic Self. A mother of two, Sarah is passionate about living an authentic life and continually honing her willingness to live transparently with love, courage, and vulnerability. She speaks from experience, shares from her heart and enjoys inspiring others to live a mindful life. She is a turmeric latte and green smoothie bowl junkie. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram or Check out Wearing your WorthIn today's episode we delve into the world of fashion and the impact our clothes can have on our Psychology and vice versa;Your relationship with your clothes and your "self"Expressing your authenticity through what you wearOur relationship with what we wear is a direct correlation with our mindset and belief patternsOur clothes can reveal our greatest desires and biggest fears.Take charge of your wardrobe and learn how to reconnect with, and express the real you.The real meaning for choosing "comfortable" in your clothingUndercover your own unique style essences and embody true confidence, authenticity and feel empowered in the wardrobe and beyond.Pushing through resistance to take risks in businessAligning your values to your business

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend the same Mormon ward as accused rapist/sexual predator Joseph Bishop? Todd and Sarah Gale attend the same Mormon ward as Joseph Bishop (in Chandler, Arizona). Last year McKenna Denson shared a recording of her confrontation with Joseph Bishop, who was serving as president of the Provo, Utah Mission Training Center at the time he is accused of sexually assaulting McKenna in the 1980s. Both share their thoughts and feelings of sharing a ward with Joseph Bishop, and discuss precautions and actions they take to protect their family.   “Alright to Be You” is a collaboration song by electronic musician, Milocraft, and singer-songwriter, Angela Soffe. Raised in the LDS Church, both are returned missionaries, and each chose to leave the Church when faced with a faith crisis. In 2018 they founded the “Be Moved Project” to create music that helps people feel happy and connected. To hear more music or support the project by becoming a patron, please visit: www.angelasoffe.com

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend the same Mormon ward as accused rapist/sexual predator Joseph Bishop? Todd and Sarah Gale attend the same Mormon ward as Joseph Bishop (in Chandler, Arizona). Last year McKenna Denson shared a recording of her confrontation with Joseph Bishop, who was serving as president of the Provo, Utah Mission Training Center at the time he is accused of sexually assaulting McKenna in the 1980s. Both share their thoughts and feelings of sharing a ward with Joseph Bishop, and discuss precautions and actions they take to protect their family. “Alright to Be You” is a collaboration song by electronic musician, Milocraft, and singer-songwriter, Angela Soffe. Raised in the LDS Church, both are returned missionaries, and each chose to leave the Church when faced with a faith crisis. In 2018 they founded the “Be Moved Project” to create music that helps people feel happy and connected. To hear more music or support the project by becoming a patron, please visit: www.angelasoffe.com

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend the same Mormon ward as accused rapist/sexual predator Joseph Bishop? Todd and Sarah Gale attend the same Mormon ward as Joseph Bishop (in Chandler, Arizona). Last year McKenna Denson shared a recording of her confrontation with Joseph Bishop, who was serving as president of the Provo, Utah Mission Training Center at the time he is accused of sexually assaulting McKenna in the 1980s. Both share their thoughts and feelings of sharing a ward with Joseph Bishop, and discuss precautions and actions they take to protect their family. “Alright to Be You” is a collaboration song by electronic musician, Milocraft, and singer-songwriter, Angela Soffe. Raised in the LDS Church, both are returned missionaries, and each chose to leave the Church when faced with a faith crisis. In 2018 they founded the “Be Moved Project” to create music that helps people feel happy and connected. To hear more music or support the project by becoming a patron, please visit: www.angelasoffe.com

Set in London in 1837, Anna Mazzola's THE UNSEEING is the story of Sarah Gale, a seamstress and mother, sentenced to hang for her role in the murder of Hannah Brown on the eve of her wedding. Perfect for any reader of Sarah Waters or Antonia Hodgson. 'A twisting tale of family secrets and unacknowledged desires. Intricately plotted and extremely convincing in its evocation of the everyday realities of 1830s London, this is a fine first novel' - The Sunday Times After Sarah petitions for mercy, Edmund Fleetwood is appointed to investigate and consider whether justice has been done. Idealistic, but struggling with his own demons, Edmund is determined to seek out the truth. Yet Sarah refuses to help him, neither lying nor adding anything to the evidence gathered in court. Edmund knows she's hiding something, but needs to discover just why she's maintaining her silence. For how can it be that someone would willingly go to their own death? (P)2017 Headline Publishing Group Limited Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/2njgbIs Audible UK: http://adbl.co/2njkiUS

Anna Mazzola's acclaimed debut novel, 'The Unseeing', focuses on a real murder case in London in 1837. Sarah Gale, sentenced to death for her role in the murder of Hannah Brown, protests her innocence - so why does she refuse to say what really happened? Speaking at the Alderney Literary Festival, Anna tells us why she became fascinated with the case, why writing about real historical figures is tricky, and why she thinks we make entertainment out of murder in the first place.