A raw post about my personal journey and why Reinvention means so much to me. My obsession with reinvention has not always been an obvious and conscious thought. To explain how I got here, I will have to take you back to my childhood and upbringing. For as long as I could remember, I was an avid people watcher and feeling person. I would notice the facial expressions not quite matching words spoken, and I would analyse relationships and people dynamics, as well as my own ‘sel

Before we become There comes a moment in every life when the map no longer matches the terrain. The path that once felt certain grows unfamiliar, beneath our feet. A door closes. A dream dissolves. A relationship shifts. A loss arrives, uninvited. And suddenly, we stand at the edge of who we have always been and of who we might yet become. We do not arrive fully formed. We are shaped by stories, by love and fear, by the families that raise us, and the hopes that call us forwa

Meet my Mum – a woman shaped by countless reinventions: leaving a war‑torn country, surviving a refugee camp, navigating divorce, and rediscovering who she is. The story of my mum begins in the Kieng Giang province of Southern Vietnam; she is the fourth born child of the family and is the only female amongst her siblings that made it to Australia. On a recent trip back to the village where my mum was born, my aunty brought out some very old photos that she had found. Amongst