Mar 03 2025 60 mins 1
My guest today is Leonie Dawson, international best-selling author of the My Brilliant Year workbooks (formerly known as the Goal Getter workbooks) which have been used by over 500,000 people worldwide. A multi-passionate entrepreneur, Leonie has generated over $14 million in revenue while only working 10 hours a week. She is the creator of the Brilliant Biz and Life Academy, she has been blogging for over 20 years and has over 100k blog followers.
Leonie has been recognised for her business acumen by winning Ausmumpreneur’s People’s Choice Business Coach, Global Brand & Businesses Making A Difference Awards..I am guest teaching on her Academy in August - Submissions that Sell: Creating a winning book proposal.
We talked about
Her formative experiences of creating and inspiring others to create
Her creating/sharing compulsion
Postnatal depression
Her relationship with the word weird
Being your full colorful self as an integral part of your business...
Our neurodivergence - autism, ADHD and synastheia
Blogging then and now
Being authentic on the internet - the upsides and downsides
Our invisibility cloaks
What colour means to her
How it's less about making magic and more about noticing it
Being a female entrepreneur.
In the extended episode ( just $3/month on www.patreon.com/lucyhpearce ) we discuss:
Dealing with haters
Sharing, over sharing and keeping those we love safe
When others question our integrity
300 hugs in a day
Grab us in our gorgeous rainbow coloured glory on the video episode for just $6/ month www.patreon.com/lucyhpearce
Links
My website www.lucyhpearce.com
My book that Leonie wrote the forewrod to The Rainbow Way: cultivating creativity in the midst of motherhood
My publishing company Womancraft Publishing
Becoming Visible - Breaking Spell of Invisibility - my ecourse on the invisibility cloaks and having the courage to be seen as yourself
The magician Leonie mentions https://youtu.be/SHQKQjBJKd4?si=2-MwE9F9Dqft6t5N
Her new course - Creative Goddess Embodied
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