

“Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school”– Albert Einstein
Where school taught you to answer the questions given to you, we inspire you to ask your own.
Where school trained you to do what you are told, we encourage you to do what you love.
Where school taught you to fear making mistakes, we teach there are only lessons.
Where you have been led to believe learning is boring, we are here to liberate you from boring.
Where school trained you to compete with others, we teach you to only compete, kindly, with the person you were yesterday.
Where school trained you to fit in with everyone else, we dare you to discover what makes you unique and be unapologetically yourself.
Where school made you learn things that were meaningless to you, we inspire you to follow your curiosity and passion.
Where you were trained to live in the safety of your comfort zone, we dare you to embrace challenge as the catalyst for personal evolution.
Where you were trained to live in the limited matrix of your mind, we will playfully guide you back to the expansive freedom of your heart.
I’ve been enchanted by all things mysterious since I can remember.
When I was seven and given my very first library book voucher in my school library, filled with wonder and awe at the possibilities, I shyly explored the library until finding myself at home in the tiny, dusty “mystery” section tucked away in the corner of the library.
At eight I playfully created my own school, ‘The Club’, for neighbourhood friends, for as the oldest in the tribe I took it upon myself to teach them everything I knew, and would merrily spend my free time designing unique lessons and activities.
Inspired by teachers like Robert Edward Grant, Jordan Peterson, Kelly Kolodney, Russell Brand, Gigi Young, Matias DeStefano, Esther Hicks, Jane Roberts, Esther Perel and Marissa Peer, my library of Wonder Challenges are tools for supporting people to rewire their brain and connect with their heart's wisdom.
The irony of therapy is that in order to change we must accept who we are: we must accept what is whilst joyfully creating the new. Ultimately, it’s not about changing, but about remembering who you’ve always been: perfectly imperfect and unconditionally loveable.
The goal is not to be perfect or escape to the spiritual planes, but to become authentic to our unique source tone: becoming deeply who you are.
Our challenges come not to test us, but to tune us back to wholeness.
“Give up the struggle of improving yourself and accept the perfection that you are” - Esther Hicks
The adventure of self-realisation and re-membering never ends, so why not enjoy the ride with awe, wonder, compassion and playfulness?

There’s No Place Like Home.
“Home is not where you live, but where they understand you” – Christian Morgenstern
Club Core Values
1.. The Truth Is In The Silence
Learn to relax and sync with the zero point centre of your heart and Christ Consciousness.
By cultivate a personal relationship with the divine, faith becomes effortless.
Focus, Listen and Remember
2.. Live Life As Play: Laugh
Play is your superpower of potential: it keeps you young, present, connected and always learning. And it’s fun!
"You can discover more about a person after an hour of play than you can after a year of conversation " - Plato
“This is the real secret of life -- to be completely engaged with what you are doing in the here and now. And instead of calling it work, realize it is play.” - Alan W. Watts
"Healing takes place in the frequency of joy, so if you want to heal something, go play" - Christie Sheldon
3.. Celebrate Each Season
What better a way to love, accept and care for ourselves than to embrace the art of celebration? What better a way to cherish our loved ones? Celebration is love and gratitude in action.
Celebrate yourself every day with devotional self care - the more full your cup, the more you’ll have to share with others.
“The longest journey you will make in your life is from your head to your heart" - Sioux Legend
“Gratitude turns what we have into enough” – Melodie Beattie
4.. Wonder Wisely
Entertain thoughts that feel good, dream big and dream often; wonder like a boss.
“Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination.” – Oscar Wilde
The ability to visualise, to see what is not yet before us and overlay our reality with what we want, rather than focusing on what we don't want or have, is the art of conscious creating. It is the craft of the alchemist.
“Always, when you feel good, you are in the place of attracting that which you are wanting” - Esther Hicks
By dreaming ourselves into higher states of feeling and being, we can literally dream ourselves into new worlds.
5.. The Golden Rule: Respect
Respect is the birthright of all living creatures, including mother Earth herself.
We respect ourselves by being true to who we really are, unapologetically.
Every time you buy something you are voting for something (your greatest vote is in the buck, not the ballot): respect yourself and others by spending wisely.