This episode is for the woman who has built a full, successful life and enjoys learning, refining, and growing, not because something is wrong, but because curiosity keeps pulling her forward.

Jane Slack-Smith’s career has moved across many worlds: from explosives engineering, to mortgage broking and property education, to mentoring tens of thousands of people and developing practical tools to help others make better decisions. Along the way, she was recognised with major ndustry awards, including Mortgage Broker of the Year.

But this conversation isn’t about chasing achievement.

Jane shares how some of her most important turning points didn’t come from struggle or dissatisfaction, but from curiosity, moments when she noticed there was anotherlayer to explore. She reflects on leaving certainty to start something new, driven not by fear or pressure, but by a pull she couldn’t ignore.

A key moment in the episode comes when Jane describes mentoring a client who had every practical box ticked, yet simply said, “It doesn’t feel right.” That moment sparked a deeper enquiry into intuition, not as something mystical, but as a learnable, practical skill that can be built through small decisions over time.

Jane also shares how she began to practise intuition deliberately, through everyday choices, intentional walks, and creative expression, and how trusting this inner knowing has influenced both her personal life and the way she supportsothers today.

This is a grounded, thoughtful conversation about learning to trust yourself, honouring integrity, and allowing life to evolve — one small decision at a time.

This episode is for you if

You enjoy learning and personal growth, even when life is already working.

You’re curious about intuition, but want it explained in a practical, grounded way

You value integrity and thoughtful decision-making

You’re interested in how confidence and self-trust are built, not forced.

How to contact Jane

https://yoursuccessclub.com.au/

linkedin.com/in/janeslacksmith

In today’s episode, you’re going to hear a deeply grounding and expansive conversation about intuition, courage, and what it means to trust yourself when the old path no longer fits.

My guest is Doro Fisher, a senior communications strategist, international coach, and community builder who has spent more than two decades working with global organisations including the United Nations and the European Union. Fluent in four languages and living in Spain, Doro has built a career that, from the outside, looked stable, successful, and purposeful.

But beneath that surface, two powerful “stone in the shoe” moments began to emerge.

The first came during early motherhood, when the rigid structure of a 9–5 role no longer aligned with thelife she wanted for herself or her children. The second arrived years later, amid global uncertainty and geopolitical shifts, when long-standing projects were paused and Doro found herself questioning not just what she was doing, but why.

What followed was not a dramatic leap, but a deeply intentional recalibration. Through listening to her intuition, preparing carefully, and trusting that the universe would meet her halfway, Doro created space to step into her own voice - launching purpose-led projects, building communities of inspiring women around the world, and redefining success on her own terms.

This episode is rich with wisdom about navigating uncertainty, balancing intuition with practical planning, andallowing midlife to become a time of expansion rather than contraction.

If you’ve ever felt the quiet nudge that something needs to change, or wondered how to honour your inner knowing without burning everything down, this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

By the end, you’ll feel reassured that you don’t need to have every step mapped out, you just need the courage to take the next aligned one.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear a powerful and deeply relatable conversation about burnout, over-responsibility, and what happens when being “the strong one” starts to take a toll.

Erika Navarro is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, from Colombia and used to work in Los Angeles. She’s also a mother, wife, and the founder of Healing Souls by Erika, where she offers courses and support that blend nervous system healing, emotional wellness, and somatic practices for both women and men.

For years, Erika lived in survival mode - high-functioning on the outside but disconnected within. It wasn’t until anxiety, burnout and exhaustion brought her to a breaking point that she began to listen to the whisper in her body… and chose a different way.

In this honest and grounded conversation, Erika shares how she let go of over-performing, embraced softness and rest, and redefined what true strength means. We talk about healing cultural patterns, honouring your nervous system, and the freedom that comes when you stop trying to hold it all together alone.

If you’ve ever felt like you should be coping just fine, but deep down, something doesn’t feel right, this episode will speak directly to your heart.

By the end, you’ll feel seen, soothed, and reminded that you don’t have to wait for a crisis to choose something better.

In today’s episode, you’re going to hear a powerful conversation about loss, resilience, and the healing potential of deep psychological repair.

Dr. Jayn is a neuro-physiological psychologist whose work spans continents, cultures, and decades. With a doctorate and two master’s degrees in psychology, she brings extraordinary depth to the field of nervous system healing and trauma recovery.

In this conversation, she shares the two pivotal “stone in the shoe” moments that transformed the course of her life. First, leaving behind a global career in mergers and acquisitions to follow a deeper calling into psychology, and then, decades later, facing a profound personal and financial loss that led her to start over at 52.

What followed was a journey of radical inner recalibration - through science, spirituality, and soul work - and the creation of Villa 19, a residential sanctum in Malaysia designed for nervous system regulation and full-body healing.

This episode is filled with lived wisdom, from trauma-informed insight to lessons in listening to your inner voice, especially when the outside world expects something else.

Whether you’re in transition, starting over, or simply feeling the quiet nudge of something more, Dr. Jayn’s story is a powerful reminder that healing, clarity, and purpose are always possible.

Enjoy.

By the end, you’ll feel inspired to meet your own turning points with more self-compassion, courage, and curiosity