Life After I Left
Welcome to Life After I Left.A space where women share their real stories, including the struggles, the triumphs, and the moments that created change.I’m Cat Dunn - an Online Business Manager, mentor, speaker, and your host.
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71: Shaye Gundry on Life After… Sibling Loss: Nine years of silent grief, holding everyone together, and rebuilding yourself (opens the original)
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What happens when you lose your brother suddenly and, instead of falling apart, you become the one holding everyone else together? Shaye Gundry is a hairdresser, beauty therapist and mother of three who owns Blossom Hair and Beauty in the Sutherland Shire, Sydney. Ten years ago, at 29, right as she was planning her son's first birthday and her own 30th, Shaye lost her younger brother suddenly; he was only 25. She spent the next nine years holding her family together while quietly falling apart,
70: Nikki Foord on Life After… Three Burnouts: Endometriosis, medical dismissal, and redesigning your business (opens the original)
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What happens when the identity you built your whole career around no longer has anywhere to live? Nikki Foord is a mentor, speaker, and podcast host who spent two decades pushing herself to 110%; first in elite sport and clinical work, then in business; before three separate burnouts forced her to rebuild from the ground up. Along the way she battled years of dismissed and misdiagnosed endometriosis, was told she'd never have children, and eventually walked away from the very business she'd buil
69: Leslie Carvitto on Life After… Moving from America: Tuning into yourself, building community, and finding your own definition of success (opens the original)
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What happens when the community you need doesn't exist yet? Do you wait for it, or do you build it yourself? Leslie Carvitto is an American-born photographer, podcast host, and self-described "Jill of all trades" who moved from the US to Melbourne on her husband's work sponsorship in 2018. With no plan, no network, she had no idea it would lead to permanent residency, a business built entirely on community, and a life on Australia's surf coast. From virtual assistant work to modelling to buildin
68: Life After… Being Haunted: House clearing, letting go, and saying goodbye to the man who watched me sleep (opens the original)
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I've told you about being psychic. Now let me tell you about being haunted. For years I've sensed things I can't fully explain: a spirit who attached herself to me during my last abusive relationship, gentle presences in a home that finally felt safe, and a man who has watched me sleep for as long as I can remember. I never felt scared of him. I just accepted he was there. But recently, things in my apartment started shifting, and I had to face a question I wasn't ready for: what if the presence
67: Christine Corcoran on Life After… Tall Poppy Syndrome: Networking with intention, breaking the comparison cycle, and celebrating other women (opens the original)
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What if the reason you're playing small has nothing to do with readiness, and everything to do with a mindset you didn't even know you'd inherited? This week I'm joined by Christine Corcoran, mindset coach, bestselling author of Turn Imposter Syndrome into Your Superpower, and founder of the Unstoppable Women event. Christine shares the year she left Australia to chase bigger rooms in America, only to realise the real block wasn't opportunity - it was the deeply ingrained Aussie tall poppy minds
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