by Leonie Dawson | Mar 22, 2013 | Life & Soul Tips, Most Powerful Stories
I’m tip-tapping you away from the corner couch of a cafe. Out the window I can see mountains and (you guessed it) rainforests upon rainforests. I’m here on Burnout-Recovery, drinking (chai) tea and eating (gluten free) cake. And I’m here to talk...
by Leonie Dawson | Feb 22, 2013 | Creativity Tips, Most Powerful Stories, Uncategorized
Hey lovebugs, I’m thinking today about creating. I’m in the midst of incubating + birthing my next big thing – the Amazing Biz and Life Academy. It’s something I totally believe in and stand behind and am so sure that it needs to be in the...
by Leonie Dawson | Feb 14, 2013 | Life Sharings, Most Powerful Stories
I woke up this morning, rolled over and squinted through bleary eyes at my soulmate. “Happy Valentine’s Day”, I whispered. He groaned and pulled the pillow over his head. It’s way too early for these kind of shenanigans. And yet he’s...
by Leonie Dawson | Oct 10, 2011 | Leonie's Podcast, Most Powerful Stories, Most Powerful Stories for /about, Parenting
________________ My loves, this is the longest post I’ve ever written – it’s now over 8000 words. It’s taken me many months to write, and two years to live. I wanted to tell my story so it may help other souls who’ve gone through a dark...
by Leonie Dawson | Jun 21, 2010 | Most Powerful Stories, Most Powerful Stories for /about, Parenting
Photographs by our doula Rachel, Birth in Harmony Dearest Baby Mermaid Where do I begin the story of how you came into the world? Do I begin when I was sixteen, and saw you as I stood in the shower: a beautiful, wide blue eyed angel with golden curls? I bent down in...
by Leonie Dawson | Oct 12, 2009 | Life Sharings, Most Powerful Stories, Most Powerful Stories for /about
When I was a child, I used to pray every night. Feverish prays, hoping that if I could name all the worst things in the world, they wouldn’t happen to. Dear God, please don’t let anyone in my family die. Please stop the drought. Please don’t let the...
