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My number one piece of advice for you.
Irene Wakefield16 January 2019
What's my vibe on self-love?
Irene Wakefield16 January 2019
I do not fit inside a box, so I won't.
Irene Wakefield16 January 2019
Why a good rumble conversation is important.
Irene Wakefield16 January 2019

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. The journey sounds super inspiring until you get started. Then you realise how much work there is to be done. That it’s not straight forward, pretty or chill. For real tho 😅 — Wherever you are on your #JourneyGal make sure you continue to take those first steps. Keep going until you get to a point where you’re able to share your wisdom and learnings with others ❤️
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. In 2017 my five year goal was to speak @ted ❤️ For anyone who loves public speaking this is the dream. Five months later I was on the TEDx Wellington stage sharing my story and a call for more conversations around emotional abuse. At the end? A standing ovation. AMAZING. — I’ll never forget the feeling of speaking my truth to thousands. The sense of my tupuna on stage with me. It was an unforgettable moment that you could have too. — The TEDx Wellington team are calling for speakers to apply for the 2019 event. The entire experience from writing to coaching and then the actual event is world class. I highly reccomend it. If you know someone who should apply for TEDx Wellington please tag them below so they know! 💫
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. The other day I made an assumption about a group of gals that was quickly proved wrong. In an optional workshop I had gals aged 12-15yo walk in. A lot younger than the usual age group I’d chat to ❤️ — I made the assumption that we should talk about self-love (not emotional abuse) because I thought they would be too young. After the first ten minutes of chatting self-love I realised the gals needed something else. I gave them the choice to have a kōrero instead which they chose. What happened next challenged my assumption big time 💭 — We spoke for a good 50minutes. During this time I realised that some of the gals were experiencing emotional abuse. Others were trying to help a sister or friend leave an EA relationship. We had open, honest conversations with a little tough love. Questions were answered. Advice was given. Tears turned into smiles. There were hugs at the end. Too young? I think not 💗 — I learned that day the importance of simply offering people time and space to talk. How we shouldn’t assume when it’s right for someone to discuss a certain topic. They will let us know when they’re ready. Swipe to check out some of the notes the gals left behind for me to find when we finished ❤️
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