In this episode of Fairyqueen Talks, we explore the quiet power of hindsight, foresight, and anticipation. As we grow into ourselves, life teaches us lessons that shape how we prepare for the future. Not by controlling what happens, but by trusting our capacity to respond.

We reflect on how hindsight helps us learn without regret, how foresight allows us to pause and choose peace over reaction, and how life prepares us in ways we don’t always recognise. Even when the unexpected happens, this episode invites you to trust that you already have the tools, wisdom, and resilience to meet whatever crosses your path.

This is a conversation about readiness, self-awareness, and believing in yourself, even on the days you feel unprepared.

What if life gave us only a limited number of wishes?

In fairy tales, genies grant wishes with strict rules, and choosing wisely makes all the difference. In this episode of Fairyqueen Talks, we explore how the same principle applies to real life. From the wisdom of King Solomon to everyday choices like what we feed our bodies and minds, this episode unpacks how one good decision can open the door to lasting freedom, while one poor choice can quietly consume us.

Through self-awareness, wisdom, and intentional living, we discover that we don’t need a genie to create the life we desire. We already hold the power of choice.

Because everything we do is a choice, even doing nothing.

Listen in and reflect on how the choices you make today shape the life you’re building tomorrow.

With Valentine’s Day approaching, your Fairyqueen , and close friend of Cupid, invites you into a heartfelt conversation about love, beyond the roses and receipts.

Yes, Valentine’s Day is commercialised. But what if the resistance to it isn’t about capitalism at all, and instead reflects our own complicated relationships with love?

In this episode, we explore why love matters, why it’s a fundamental human need, and how our early experiences of love shape our capacity to love others and ourselves. From Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to the foundations of self-love, and from fairy tale romance to the reality of reciprocal relationships, this conversation gently challenges cynicism and invites self-awareness.

We flip the familiar phrase “hurt people hurt people” on its head and ask: what happens when loved people love people?

This is an episode about belonging, self-worth, romantic love that feels safe, and remembering that love, in all its forms , is not something to fear or resent, but something you are deeply worthy of.

As Valentine’s Day nears, consider this your reminder: love is in the air, and love is yours to have.