September 8, 2024 • 21 mins
Join me as I recap my deeply transformative experience at the Heart Centred Business Conference.
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(00:01):
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Stronger. No, actually, we're going to
reverse tax. I don't want to list.
I don't want to pay. No freaking copyright.
But you'll need us and refuse Yes, to be getting arrested.
My best work yet. Blessings.
(00:22):
Blessings all around, friends. Hi, my darlings.
Hello. Hello.
I wanted to step in and chat with you, and in a parallel
universe where I have my shit together, I will be like
recording this and making it into a video and like having my
(00:42):
dot points all spread out. And I have a fucking plan, but I
don't. I am exactly who I am, which is
completely human and not that prepared at this point in my
life. And I still want to share things
with you. So I'm turning up anyway.
Because as I always say, good. It's better than perfect.
(01:05):
Just like done is better than perfect.
Imperfectly done is is going to shit all over the perfect, not
done, because the perfection's gotten in the way of actually
doing the fucking thing. So here I am, I have a little a
few moments tucked in my pocket as I drive to to Pilates and I
(01:26):
have so many things to share with you and I'm just going to
share with them. So I have been to the Heart
Centred Business conference herein Noosa.
It's my second time at conference.
It's run by my friend Tash Corbin and Oh my goodness, it
has genuinely been a very powerful and transformative
(01:48):
experience for me and I'm just so grateful.
I'm just soaking in the energy of it and I wanted to like
capture down this energy while it's still really fresh for me.
So I wasn't going to speak at conference this year.
I spoke last year and my darlingTash has been going through some
(02:11):
health problems lately. And I saw her a few weeks ago
and I was like, babes, if there's anything I can do, just
let me know. I'm really happy to support your
conference. You know, I love jumping up on
stage, so if you need me to, just let me know.
And she was like, actually, yes,could you do that?
And I was like, of course. And like, I want you to know,
like I could shit out a presentation so easily.
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I love being on stage. I find it way easier to be on
stage than in the audience. And I'm more afraid of being in
an audience than I am of public speaking.
I've got like the reverse syndrome and I know it makes me
very unusual and even like amonglike my friends who are like
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professional speakers, many of them don't feel that way.
It's, it is a genuinely weird thing for me.
But this time I was like, OK, I,I'm going to be speaking on
stage. And so I just pray God, great
spirit, all that is, what would you have me say?
What would you have me do? How would you have me see
things? You know, what do you want me to
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be a channel for during this time?
What do you want me to speak about?
And the answer was absolutely not what I was expecting it to
be. And they wanted me to not do my
usual palaver of being funny andirreverent and, you know, just a
(03:41):
big old rainbow Unicorn on stage, but instead be still and
take it down quite a few notchesand instead, like, drop down
into Seoul and just channel a whole bunch of messages from the
angels. And I was like, Yep, OK, I'll do
that. Even though this is very scary.
(04:02):
And they wanted me to like, write it all down, have it all.
I had already channelled most ofit previously.
When I asked them what they wanted me to speak on, they were
like, Oh no, we've already gotten you to channel it,
remember? And it was from Midas Touch when
I wrote that and created that program last year.
(04:26):
And that was deeply powerful anddeeply beautiful.
And they're like, you don't needto reinvent the wheel.
We want you to use the same messages that we gave to you
then and just move it into a different kind of work.
And I was like, oh, OK, holy shit.
All right. And it felt nerve racking.
(04:47):
Like people would ask me like, how are you feeling about being
on going on stage? And I said, honestly, I feel a
bit nervous this time because itfeels different from how I
usually present and people who used used to me presenting in a
certain way. And it's going to be really
different. And my coping mechanisms of
using humor and being Wilder andsaying inappropriate things on
(05:10):
stage. It's sort of like I have to try
this other way of being. And I feel like for those of you
who have been around me for a really long time, you're a
member. When I was like Goddess Leone
and I never talked about business or marketing.
And it was really just about seeing the divine in ourselves
and each other and speaking to that.
(05:32):
And it feels like it's been a long time since I've really
embodied that. And the angels were really
wanting me to do that. And it felt really scary and
intense, but I was like, this isthe right spot to do it.
And also it being at Tash's conference, I don't know if I
(05:54):
would have been courageous as courageous to do it anywhere
else because I knew that Tash loves me.
I know that the the audience, the the community at the
conference is always just top notch.
It's so beautiful and so supportive and they get behind
everyone on stage. And so I thought this is like
(06:17):
the best opportunity to try something new.
And I had this little intro written about why I was doing it
the way I was. And then when I was driving in
that morning to do my talk and Iwas first up, I got in the car
and angel's like, oh, by the way, that that first part that
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we told you, you were going to say, that's not what you're
going to say. This is what you're going to say
instead. And they told me all the things
that I was going to say. And I was just sobbing.
I was incontolable the whole wayin because it's really hard to
to to talk about it. So for me, I used to feel so
(07:01):
close to God and like I could hear the angels and her message
all the time. And then when I had babies and
went through that initiation andgoing through some really
difficult experiences of post Natal depression and my family
(07:24):
of origin kind of imploding at the same time and my parents
separating, and then going through a very long, very messy
divorce, which kind of strained everybody's relationships in the
family. And, you know, and then also
going through in my second pregnancy, having hyperemesis
(07:44):
gravidara, which is a horrific, horrific illness.
There was a lot of times there where I felt like I'd lost God,
like I'd been completely abandoned and I couldn't hear
those messages anymore. And so I really relied on the
(08:06):
practical and the tactical to get me through.
And I taught about all the things that I did use in order
to help me get through difficulttimes.
And also, you know, managed to create a a good and a beautiful
life for me and my children and my husband.
(08:26):
And now I'm being called back into talking about the soul
stuff. And it's where I started.
But it's definitely something that's felt kind of a bit
further out away from me in the recent years.
And then for it to come back feels scary.
(08:50):
It did. It felt really intense.
I'm very grateful as well. Like I've been working with
Kerry Rawitt from A Line and Attract for 18 months.
We've known each other for a really long time and I've worked
with her on and off through so many different parts of my life.
And last year I went back to committing to working in an
(09:17):
intensive way with her. So I see her every two weeks or
so, and I feel like having her support, it's like, you know,
having a, you know, a coach in the back corner just going,
yeah, you've got this, even though it's scary.
Yes, you absolutely can. And I don't think I'm somebody
who's easy to coach. I think I'm difficult to coach
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because she's told me so many things over over the years.
And I'll be like, no, I absolutely am not doing that.
I'm very resistant. I think it might be like
personality wise, like I'm a golden retriever, but I think in
a coaching relationship, I'm more like a cat, you know, a cat
that's like I'm hungry and then you give it food and you're
(10:00):
like, not that I don't like thatfood.
Like I think that's how I am. And so Kerry is very gifted for
being able to work with me. And, you know, Hiraboga, who's
now retired, retired from doing her work.
Like she was also like a a profound mentor for me for a
decade. And I just say props up.
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Like you've got to be strong in order to deal with a kind of
uncoachable person in a lot of ways.
So Kerry was there at conferenceand I just feel so fucking
lucky. Kerry also spoke at conference
and it was beautiful and profound.
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And I also feel really lucky because so many business
girlfriends were there and the people that I've been connected
with for a really long time. And there's just this deep,
unconditional like loving support and people who do
extraordinary things and, and their normal is my normal and my
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normal's their normal in lots ofways.
And sometimes our normal isn't very easy to find.
So I feel like being in a room with all these people who know
me and love me and have my back 100% just gave me so much
permission and like backup in order to, to do what has
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definitely been the scariest, like talk of my life.
And I don't have very good eyesight.
And so when I was up on that stage, I can't see people very
well. And I had sweat pouring down my
back. And I usually don't sweat on
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stage, but I was just pouring and it was a 45 minute long talk
and I could not see how people were reacting that whole time.
All I knew was that it was dead quiet.
And usually my crowds are not dead quiet because I've, you
know, usually got them laughing or like talking or, you know,
just in this very activated state.
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And so I kept on thinking like, I don't actually know how this
is landing. I don't know if this is really
friggin boring for people or just a bunch of hippie gobble.
But I have to trust. I have to trust.
I was told to do it like this. I was told to hold the energy
this way and I have to do it this way.
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And so I did. And I just tried to deliver all
of these messages that came through me, and I've healed me
so much from knowing them and sharing them with as much of A
trusting and open heart as I could.
And then, Oh my gosh, at the endof the talk, oof.
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I'm trying to say this without just bursting into tears.
At the end of the talk I got in a standing ovation.
And I've, I'm a fucking great talker, but I've never had a
standing ovation before. And I got off the stage and
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people came up to me and they were, you know, weeping.
And it was such a honour. And I could so feel them and I
could see how much the messages that I'd shared that I'd heard
that have healed me, had helped and healed them too.
And the thing that absolutely fucking blew me away was people
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started coming up to me and saying things like my dead
mother was channelling through you today.
I could hear like she was used, used those exact same words.
And I could smell her while you're on stage.
And another person said, my deadtwin helped you write that talk.
I could see her just behind you and you use the exact words that
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she would use to explain something to me.
And my dead father was talking through you and my dead
ancestors, and it was like, I'm still bewildered and I had no
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clue. I had no clue.
I just knew I was taking dictation and I knew that I had
to say the right words as I heard them.
And I'm just astonished that it was so much the right thing for
what I needed to hear. But it was also, I feel
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incredibly touched that I was getting to work with other
people's loved ones who were in that room.
And it feels astonishing. It feels very potent and very
beautiful, and it feels like somehow a little bit of a
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beginning of what might be coming through next.
And that kind of scares the shitout of me, but also feels like a
lovely new adventure as well. And I feel just profoundly
honored and profoundly grateful for all of it.
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And Tina Tower was there, and she's such a beautiful human.
And she just said to me, that's not going to be the last time
that you speak on stage, like inthat way with that message.
And I was like, oh, holy shit. Oh, holy shit.
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And then Natasha Bamblett came up.
And Bamblett is just she, I've seen her speak three times and
she is the most incredible FirstNations ceremonial leader and
wisdom holder and teacher. And she just said some very,
very sacred things to me. And I, I don't want to share
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them publicly because it was just very, very profound and had
me absolutely sobbing afterwards.
Just I couldn't believe that this scary thing that I did,
that I had to trust myself and trust the Angel so much to do,
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had such a huge impact on people.
And yeah, so profound and so wild.
And I wonder what's next. And I wonder what needs to be
shared next and how this is all going to come together.
But I'm also just sitting in this energy of just profound
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gratitude and wonder, just awestruck wonder at it all.
And the fact that, you know, I was in a room with my business
sisters like Denise Duffield, Thomas and Tasha Corbyn and
Carrie Rowwood and Bridget Esslemont and Claire Wood and Oh
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my God, I'm forgetting everyone.Michelle Swan from Eyes of Love
Photography. And Oh my God, that was, it was
just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Rebecca from Champagne
Lounge and all of the speakers and all of these women that I've
just known and loved for so longand being held in that way.
And then members of my community, like people who have
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been around me that I've alreadymet so many times before as
well. And just being held in this room
with so much love and understanding.
Karen Brandy came up to me and I've known Karen for so long
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afterwards and she said, Leonie,like for some people that might
feel like a complete 180 what you did this year in terms of
what you spoke about last year and what you spoke about this
year. But for those of us who've been
around you long enough, we know that it's 100% in your
wheelhouse. It's where you began.
It's what you've always been. And to be seen on like such a
deep level was really profound. And for those of you just going
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like what the fuck did you talk about Leonie?
Like what is this about? So I've gotten it professionally
recorded, the beautiful Adam from the film Tree, who I've
worked with quite a bit. If you go to
leoniedawson.com/heart, you can get it for free.
You just opt in through there. As soon as I get the videos
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back, I'll upload it in there. I also, we'll turn it into
meditation. A lot of people asked me for the
meditation version of it as well, so they could just listen
to it as they go to sleep. So I'll do that.
So that should happen the next week or so.
But if you go to leoniedawson.com/heart now, then
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I'll just give you the video, the workshop for free.
It was, yeah. It was profound and it was big
and it was beautiful. And I just feel so grateful to
Tash for following that courage to create an event like this and
to lovingly to cultivate a beautiful community around it
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and all those beautiful humans that were in that room.
It just feels like a very profound and exquisite
experience. And I'm just still just
marinating in it, really marinating.
So that's me. That's me.
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I'll try and write about this aswell.
And I don't know if when I'm going to have the time to do
that. I'm full in launch mode.
Oh, I should say as well, I'm infull launch mode.
So my brilliant Biz and Life Academy, which is the place
where you can get all of my programs and resources and
courses and ongoing coaching andeverything, it's over $10,000
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worth of my life's work. You can get it currently for
just 199 U.S. dollars a year, but I am putting the prices up
and it's more than doubling to 497 a year.
So if you were wanting to dive deeper into the work with me
where I can give you all the things and more to help you
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craft a really profoundly beautiful life and hugely
abundant business, go to leoniedawson.com/academy.
Make sure you do it. I think we've got maybe 3 days
left by the time I get this published and out there.
So run, run, run, run, run. Leonie dawson.com/academy.
Other than that, I just wanted to say thank you for being here.
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Thank you for sharing this journey with me.
Thank you for reflecting and reflecting myself back just so I
can see myself clearly. Thank you for seeing me clearly
and thank you for allowing me tolove you as well.
It is one of the biggest privileges and honours of my
life. All right.
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Thank you, my Queens.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Stronger. No, actually, we're going to
reverse tax. I don't want to list.
I don't want to pay. No freaking copyright.
But you'll need us and refuse Yes, to be getting arrested.
My best work yet. Blessings.
(00:22):
Blessings all around, friends. Hi, my darlings.
Hello. Hello.
I wanted to step in and chat with you, and in a parallel
universe where I have my shit together, I will be like
recording this and making it into a video and like having my
(00:42):
dot points all spread out. And I have a fucking plan, but I
don't. I am exactly who I am, which is
completely human and not that prepared at this point in my
life. And I still want to share things
with you. So I'm turning up anyway.
Because as I always say, good. It's better than perfect.
(01:05):
Just like done is better than perfect.
Imperfectly done is is going to shit all over the perfect, not
done, because the perfection's gotten in the way of actually
doing the fucking thing. So here I am, I have a little a
few moments tucked in my pocket as I drive to to Pilates and I
(01:26):
have so many things to share with you and I'm just going to
share with them. So I have been to the Heart
Centred Business conference herein Noosa.
It's my second time at conference.
It's run by my friend Tash Corbin and Oh my goodness, it
has genuinely been a very powerful and transformative
(01:48):
experience for me and I'm just so grateful.
I'm just soaking in the energy of it and I wanted to like
capture down this energy while it's still really fresh for me.
So I wasn't going to speak at conference this year.
I spoke last year and my darlingTash has been going through some
(02:11):
health problems lately. And I saw her a few weeks ago
and I was like, babes, if there's anything I can do, just
let me know. I'm really happy to support your
conference. You know, I love jumping up on
stage, so if you need me to, just let me know.
And she was like, actually, yes,could you do that?
And I was like, of course. And like, I want you to know,
like I could shit out a presentation so easily.
(02:35):
I love being on stage. I find it way easier to be on
stage than in the audience. And I'm more afraid of being in
an audience than I am of public speaking.
I've got like the reverse syndrome and I know it makes me
very unusual and even like amonglike my friends who are like
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professional speakers, many of them don't feel that way.
It's, it is a genuinely weird thing for me.
But this time I was like, OK, I,I'm going to be speaking on
stage. And so I just pray God, great
spirit, all that is, what would you have me say?
What would you have me do? How would you have me see
things? You know, what do you want me to
(03:17):
be a channel for during this time?
What do you want me to speak about?
And the answer was absolutely not what I was expecting it to
be. And they wanted me to not do my
usual palaver of being funny andirreverent and, you know, just a
(03:41):
big old rainbow Unicorn on stage, but instead be still and
take it down quite a few notchesand instead, like, drop down
into Seoul and just channel a whole bunch of messages from the
angels. And I was like, Yep, OK, I'll do
that. Even though this is very scary.
(04:02):
And they wanted me to like, write it all down, have it all.
I had already channelled most ofit previously.
When I asked them what they wanted me to speak on, they were
like, Oh no, we've already gotten you to channel it,
remember? And it was from Midas Touch when
I wrote that and created that program last year.
(04:26):
And that was deeply powerful anddeeply beautiful.
And they're like, you don't needto reinvent the wheel.
We want you to use the same messages that we gave to you
then and just move it into a different kind of work.
And I was like, oh, OK, holy shit.
All right. And it felt nerve racking.
(04:47):
Like people would ask me like, how are you feeling about being
on going on stage? And I said, honestly, I feel a
bit nervous this time because itfeels different from how I
usually present and people who used used to me presenting in a
certain way. And it's going to be really
different. And my coping mechanisms of
using humor and being Wilder andsaying inappropriate things on
(05:10):
stage. It's sort of like I have to try
this other way of being. And I feel like for those of you
who have been around me for a really long time, you're a
member. When I was like Goddess Leone
and I never talked about business or marketing.
And it was really just about seeing the divine in ourselves
and each other and speaking to that.
(05:32):
And it feels like it's been a long time since I've really
embodied that. And the angels were really
wanting me to do that. And it felt really scary and
intense, but I was like, this isthe right spot to do it.
And also it being at Tash's conference, I don't know if I
(05:54):
would have been courageous as courageous to do it anywhere
else because I knew that Tash loves me.
I know that the the audience, the the community at the
conference is always just top notch.
It's so beautiful and so supportive and they get behind
everyone on stage. And so I thought this is like
(06:17):
the best opportunity to try something new.
And I had this little intro written about why I was doing it
the way I was. And then when I was driving in
that morning to do my talk and Iwas first up, I got in the car
and angel's like, oh, by the way, that that first part that
(06:38):
we told you, you were going to say, that's not what you're
going to say. This is what you're going to say
instead. And they told me all the things
that I was going to say. And I was just sobbing.
I was incontolable the whole wayin because it's really hard to
to to talk about it. So for me, I used to feel so
(07:01):
close to God and like I could hear the angels and her message
all the time. And then when I had babies and
went through that initiation andgoing through some really
difficult experiences of post Natal depression and my family
(07:24):
of origin kind of imploding at the same time and my parents
separating, and then going through a very long, very messy
divorce, which kind of strained everybody's relationships in the
family. And, you know, and then also
going through in my second pregnancy, having hyperemesis
(07:44):
gravidara, which is a horrific, horrific illness.
There was a lot of times there where I felt like I'd lost God,
like I'd been completely abandoned and I couldn't hear
those messages anymore. And so I really relied on the
(08:06):
practical and the tactical to get me through.
And I taught about all the things that I did use in order
to help me get through difficulttimes.
And also, you know, managed to create a a good and a beautiful
life for me and my children and my husband.
(08:26):
And now I'm being called back into talking about the soul
stuff. And it's where I started.
But it's definitely something that's felt kind of a bit
further out away from me in the recent years.
And then for it to come back feels scary.
(08:50):
It did. It felt really intense.
I'm very grateful as well. Like I've been working with
Kerry Rawitt from A Line and Attract for 18 months.
We've known each other for a really long time and I've worked
with her on and off through so many different parts of my life.
And last year I went back to committing to working in an
(09:17):
intensive way with her. So I see her every two weeks or
so, and I feel like having her support, it's like, you know,
having a, you know, a coach in the back corner just going,
yeah, you've got this, even though it's scary.
Yes, you absolutely can. And I don't think I'm somebody
who's easy to coach. I think I'm difficult to coach
(09:40):
because she's told me so many things over over the years.
And I'll be like, no, I absolutely am not doing that.
I'm very resistant. I think it might be like
personality wise, like I'm a golden retriever, but I think in
a coaching relationship, I'm more like a cat, you know, a cat
that's like I'm hungry and then you give it food and you're
(10:00):
like, not that I don't like thatfood.
Like I think that's how I am. And so Kerry is very gifted for
being able to work with me. And, you know, Hiraboga, who's
now retired, retired from doing her work.
Like she was also like a a profound mentor for me for a
decade. And I just say props up.
(10:21):
Like you've got to be strong in order to deal with a kind of
uncoachable person in a lot of ways.
So Kerry was there at conferenceand I just feel so fucking
lucky. Kerry also spoke at conference
and it was beautiful and profound.
(10:41):
And I also feel really lucky because so many business
girlfriends were there and the people that I've been connected
with for a really long time. And there's just this deep,
unconditional like loving support and people who do
extraordinary things and, and their normal is my normal and my
(11:06):
normal's their normal in lots ofways.
And sometimes our normal isn't very easy to find.
So I feel like being in a room with all these people who know
me and love me and have my back 100% just gave me so much
permission and like backup in order to, to do what has
(11:28):
definitely been the scariest, like talk of my life.
And I don't have very good eyesight.
And so when I was up on that stage, I can't see people very
well. And I had sweat pouring down my
back. And I usually don't sweat on
(11:48):
stage, but I was just pouring and it was a 45 minute long talk
and I could not see how people were reacting that whole time.
All I knew was that it was dead quiet.
And usually my crowds are not dead quiet because I've, you
know, usually got them laughing or like talking or, you know,
just in this very activated state.
(12:09):
And so I kept on thinking like, I don't actually know how this
is landing. I don't know if this is really
friggin boring for people or just a bunch of hippie gobble.
But I have to trust. I have to trust.
I was told to do it like this. I was told to hold the energy
this way and I have to do it this way.
(12:30):
And so I did. And I just tried to deliver all
of these messages that came through me, and I've healed me
so much from knowing them and sharing them with as much of A
trusting and open heart as I could.
And then, Oh my gosh, at the endof the talk, oof.
(12:57):
I'm trying to say this without just bursting into tears.
At the end of the talk I got in a standing ovation.
And I've, I'm a fucking great talker, but I've never had a
standing ovation before. And I got off the stage and
(13:17):
people came up to me and they were, you know, weeping.
And it was such a honour. And I could so feel them and I
could see how much the messages that I'd shared that I'd heard
that have healed me, had helped and healed them too.
And the thing that absolutely fucking blew me away was people
(13:41):
started coming up to me and saying things like my dead
mother was channelling through you today.
I could hear like she was used, used those exact same words.
And I could smell her while you're on stage.
And another person said, my deadtwin helped you write that talk.
I could see her just behind you and you use the exact words that
(14:06):
she would use to explain something to me.
And my dead father was talking through you and my dead
ancestors, and it was like, I'm still bewildered and I had no
(14:27):
clue. I had no clue.
I just knew I was taking dictation and I knew that I had
to say the right words as I heard them.
And I'm just astonished that it was so much the right thing for
what I needed to hear. But it was also, I feel
(14:50):
incredibly touched that I was getting to work with other
people's loved ones who were in that room.
And it feels astonishing. It feels very potent and very
beautiful, and it feels like somehow a little bit of a
(15:13):
beginning of what might be coming through next.
And that kind of scares the shitout of me, but also feels like a
lovely new adventure as well. And I feel just profoundly
honored and profoundly grateful for all of it.
(15:35):
And Tina Tower was there, and she's such a beautiful human.
And she just said to me, that's not going to be the last time
that you speak on stage, like inthat way with that message.
And I was like, oh, holy shit. Oh, holy shit.
(15:57):
And then Natasha Bamblett came up.
And Bamblett is just she, I've seen her speak three times and
she is the most incredible FirstNations ceremonial leader and
wisdom holder and teacher. And she just said some very,
very sacred things to me. And I, I don't want to share
(16:19):
them publicly because it was just very, very profound and had
me absolutely sobbing afterwards.
Just I couldn't believe that this scary thing that I did,
that I had to trust myself and trust the Angel so much to do,
(16:41):
had such a huge impact on people.
And yeah, so profound and so wild.
And I wonder what's next. And I wonder what needs to be
shared next and how this is all going to come together.
But I'm also just sitting in this energy of just profound
(17:01):
gratitude and wonder, just awestruck wonder at it all.
And the fact that, you know, I was in a room with my business
sisters like Denise Duffield, Thomas and Tasha Corbyn and
Carrie Rowwood and Bridget Esslemont and Claire Wood and Oh
(17:27):
my God, I'm forgetting everyone.Michelle Swan from Eyes of Love
Photography. And Oh my God, that was, it was
just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Rebecca from Champagne
Lounge and all of the speakers and all of these women that I've
just known and loved for so longand being held in that way.
And then members of my community, like people who have
(17:51):
been around me that I've alreadymet so many times before as
well. And just being held in this room
with so much love and understanding.
Karen Brandy came up to me and I've known Karen for so long
(18:11):
afterwards and she said, Leonie,like for some people that might
feel like a complete 180 what you did this year in terms of
what you spoke about last year and what you spoke about this
year. But for those of us who've been
around you long enough, we know that it's 100% in your
wheelhouse. It's where you began.
It's what you've always been. And to be seen on like such a
deep level was really profound. And for those of you just going
(18:36):
like what the fuck did you talk about Leonie?
Like what is this about? So I've gotten it professionally
recorded, the beautiful Adam from the film Tree, who I've
worked with quite a bit. If you go to
leoniedawson.com/heart, you can get it for free.
You just opt in through there. As soon as I get the videos
(18:59):
back, I'll upload it in there. I also, we'll turn it into
meditation. A lot of people asked me for the
meditation version of it as well, so they could just listen
to it as they go to sleep. So I'll do that.
So that should happen the next week or so.
But if you go to leoniedawson.com/heart now, then
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I'll just give you the video, the workshop for free.
It was, yeah. It was profound and it was big
and it was beautiful. And I just feel so grateful to
Tash for following that courage to create an event like this and
to lovingly to cultivate a beautiful community around it
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and all those beautiful humans that were in that room.
It just feels like a very profound and exquisite
experience. And I'm just still just
marinating in it, really marinating.
So that's me. That's me.
(20:07):
I'll try and write about this aswell.
And I don't know if when I'm going to have the time to do
that. I'm full in launch mode.
Oh, I should say as well, I'm infull launch mode.
So my brilliant Biz and Life Academy, which is the place
where you can get all of my programs and resources and
courses and ongoing coaching andeverything, it's over $10,000
(20:32):
worth of my life's work. You can get it currently for
just 199 U.S. dollars a year, but I am putting the prices up
and it's more than doubling to 497 a year.
So if you were wanting to dive deeper into the work with me
where I can give you all the things and more to help you
(20:53):
craft a really profoundly beautiful life and hugely
abundant business, go to leoniedawson.com/academy.
Make sure you do it. I think we've got maybe 3 days
left by the time I get this published and out there.
So run, run, run, run, run. Leonie dawson.com/academy.
Other than that, I just wanted to say thank you for being here.
(21:15):
Thank you for sharing this journey with me.
Thank you for reflecting and reflecting myself back just so I
can see myself clearly. Thank you for seeing me clearly
and thank you for allowing me tolove you as well.
It is one of the biggest privileges and honours of my
life. All right.
(21:37):
Thank you, my Queens.
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