In this week's episode, we’re talking about success! I’m joined by one of my favourite humans in the world, Becky Symes. She's a brand and website designer and vision strategist who helps women bring their boldest ideas to life.

As always we come to these episodes armed with one word, no notes and the willingness to see what comes. In this episode, Becky and I speak about personal brands and running a business in the age of snark, misery, and being chronically online. We discuss what success means to us, how it feels to say you want to be rich, how important it is that we give women in business more grace, and if the relatability wound is causing us to shrink instead of show up authentically.

Becky Symes:

With over a decade of experience, Becky works with coaches, creators, and entrepreneurs in the wellness, self-development, and creative industries to build magnetic personal brands that align with their next chapter.

Blending aesthetics with storytelling, and strategy with energetics, Becky’s approach is both intuitive and structured—supporting women in moving from vision to reality with clarity and confidence.

You can find here on Instagram or check out her website for her offerings.

Giselle La Pompe-Moore:

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In this week's episode, we're talking about wellness. I come to these episodes with no notes or preparation, armed with one word and the willingness to see what comes.

As someone who has worked in the wellbeing space for 8 years, as a trauma-sensitive mindfulness and meditation teacher, Reiki master teacher, psychological first aider, mental health first aider, advanced Akashic Record practitioner, tarot guide, workshop facilitator, author and speaker... I have a lot to say on this topic.

Mainly, is wellness still working for us?

It's fair to say that we've reached peak wellness, but do we actually feel better for it? Has wellness become impossible to keep up with and something to judge and punish ourselves over? Is it all about what we need to buy to feel well or can we expand what wellness actually gets to be for us?

It's time to reimagine it, because it's all got a bit too deep.

This is just the beginning of the conversation. Tag me in your stories, thoughts, and shared chats about this with the folk in your life and on your screens. Send me messages with what came up for you on Instagram, where you'll find me @gisellelpm.

To stay connected with me and my work, you can subscribe to my Substack newsletter, Be Difficult, Darling. If you want to collaborate on a talk, event, or anything else, get in touch here.

In this week's episode, we’re talking about hobbies! I’m joined by the wonderful Shannon Peter, an award-winning beauty editor and content expert, who has written for the UK's biggest publications and worked with some of the industry's most seminal beauty brands.

As always we come to these episodes armed with one word and the willingness to see what comes. Shannon, also known as one of my best friends, is forever sewing and quilting up a treat; so I knew I had to have her on for this episode.

I see hobbies as being a vital ingredient in a full life. A part of how we can play and add some light-hearted joy to our lives without the pressure of it needing to have an intention or purpose beyond it feeling good to do. In this episode, Shannon and I speak about what hobbies give us, the millennial curse of the side hustle, infantilising hobbies, gendered assumptions, what we're making at the moment, the importance of owning how you value spending your time and more.

Shannon Peter:

You can find Shannon, and look out for what she's been doing and making by following her on Instagram.

Giselle La Pompe-Moore:

This is just the beginning of the conversation. Tag me in your stories, thoughts, and shared chats about this with the folk in your life and on your screens.

Send me messages with what came up for you on Instagram, where you'll find me @gisellelpm. To stay connected with me and my work, you can subscribe to my Substack newsletter, Be Difficult, Darling. If you want to collaborate on a talk, event, or anything else, get in touch here.