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Inspirationalist
/ɪnspɪˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪst/
(noun)
one who inspires others, whether by speech, writing, or conduct.
/ɪnspɪˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪst/
(noun)
one who inspires others, whether by speech, writing, or conduct.
/ɪnspɪˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lɪst/
(noun)
one who inspires others, whether by speech, writing, or conduct.
This is my creative space. A place where I share my love of words and give you a glimpse into my world of writing, becoming an author, and business. A direct link to my unique purpose. This site is a work in progress. It will grow as I learn more about you and how I can add value to you and your space. In the meantime, I hope you find lots of things to inspire you.
Thank you for visiting. Feel free to keep popping in.
Much love,
She has held many board positions with not-for-profit organisations, including being Deputy Chair of Northern Health Foundation and established a pivotal charity arm, whilst helping to rebuild one of the largest poultry producers in Australia.
As a co-author of the history and business book, A Long Way from Home, she brings her articulate documentation skills to Who Switched the Lights On? which shares such important themes of hope, faith and gratitude and is a reassuring book about life.
Pina is passionate about sharing her experiences through storytelling, in a way that may inspire others to step out of their comfort zone and onto the path of fulfilling their own unique purpose.
Pina lives in Melbourne, Australia, with her three children.
Dear Diary, today I discovered a new shade of grey. Number 51. It’s a combination of dark brown and white. It might not technically appear as grey to some, but I have decided to call it grey anyway. I think I may have also stumbled across a new hairstyle trend. I’ll describe it to you.
My birthplace, Melbourne, the city I am proud to call home, is becoming unrecognisable. Without soul and substance. This is not the place I know and love.
I believe the answer to most things lies in one simple question Why? So, why did I write Who Switched the Lights On?
It’s not in my nature to comment publicly on things said in the media or in politics, but as Lisa Wilkinson said in an interview with NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian,
Spending time in darkness makes you appreciate the light so much more.It may come as a surprise to those who don’t know me very well, that I
A question I am being asked a lot these days is… ‘What is your book about?’ ‘What is the genre?’Good question!The answer should come easily
I recently received a message on Instagram from one of my friends. It said… ‘I’m going to be looking to you for lots of calm during this chaos.
This coronavirus is making me sick! And not in the way you might think.I am sick of hearing about it and I am sick of people who are just so ignorant; t
Oh my, where have the past couple of months gone?What a start it has been to the new decade! Extreme to say the least.
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Let’s face it….if I were a boy, life would look a little different for me. I could hide behind the fact that I was a man, and that, well….. ‘I’m just a bloke’. As if that would justify everything.
If I were a boy, I would make sure I was a better man. But I’m just a girl. What would I know?