Join us for the world debut of "Live the Gift" a book and a community project. Join our circle and come, ready to share your gifts.

“Live the Gift” is made up of thirteen stories of people, whose gifts are abundant and easily flowing out of them. Their creative gifts have nourished, healed, supported, inspired and shone a light for me on my writer’s journey.

Within the pages of “Live the Gift” you will find profiles of people gifted in picking up the energy around them and transforming it into something tangible, beautiful and positive for others to experience.

Melissa Indot – She rejuvenated my spirit with her songs and saw the creative child within me who needed nurturing. That’s how “Live the Gift” started.

Stephen Knox – A fellow writer in residence, whose passion for cars has taken him to many places driving his dream cars.

Bridget Kennedy – Artist, gardener and independent councillor for Lane Cove Council, she inspired me with her International Women’s Day speech two years ago to go for it and create.

Nacho Pop – Neighbour and talented hip hop dancer and choreographer. Definitely Nacho Pop.

Ed Zia – Neighbour and super-connector. He along with his wife is growing an international business.

Peter Morley – His book cover designs and vision brought my books to life.

T ristan Scifo – He’s shown me that money is yet another tool for us to use. We can choose to understand and have a good relationship with it or hoard, control, fear and hate it.

Julie Nelson – Her art, intimate knowledge of essential oils and psychology, as well as the masterful, authentic and creative way she leads her life inspires me to no end.

John Knowles – His gift for seeing the funny in life’s bittersweet moments has helped many speakers light up a room.

Tanya Wasylewski – She’s my writing and creating buddy, who has incredible insight into astrology and psychology and inspires me to look up and inwards when the outer world stops making sense.

Simon Kennedy – A neighbour and a comedian who inspires me to choose happiness no matter what happens in life. He challenged himself and wrote a memoir “9/11 and the Art of Happiness: An Australian Story”.

N ick Wasiliev – A fellow writer who took a chance and self published his first book “When Men Cry” and it opened many doors for him, including a job in the publishing industry.

Bethany Loveday – My dream interpreter and finding her on Clubhouse has literally been a dream come true…

My greatest wish for anyone who reads this book is to become curious about their own dreams and go exploring within. You will find many ideas and some of them may come to fruition and I will be here to hear all about it!