I am a 55 year old woman who once had a panic attack on a family/kiddie monorail ride at adventure world in Perth Australia. My children are now fully grown, one with a baby of their own, and I realised that I have spent my life in fear, not doing the things I want to do, not enjoying life the way it should be enjoyed, not wanting to spend the rest of my life the same I decided to do something about it. Face the fear and the fear falls away, isn’t that what they say?  

When people try to set boundaries without changing their mindset, they often find it hard to make them stick. To make a boundary effective you need to be firm and confident when you put them in place, if you are, you will have a much better result with them. Creating a mindset that supports YOUR wellbeing and not just other peoples will mean that when you finally say no you will sound convincing and not someone how is unsure of their boundaries.

My whole conscious journey with Positive Thinking started with a Self-Help Book. I was introduced to it by two relative strangers in a country I had only just relocated to. The fact that these two events happened so closely seems to be more than just a coincidence and more like serendipity, this felt like it was a journey I was meant to take and with each step it became clearer.