Zoe Klein has a beautiful energy. A yoga teacher, and soon to be qualified psychotherapist - and a Youtimer - she radiates warmth and joy.

But the past few years have seen Zoe confronted with grief after the sudden and tragic passing of her father. Zoe was on a remote island in Japan when the accident happened, and in an instant the person she says was her most trusted confidante, who she turned to for guidance in everything, was gone.

In this episode, we talk about how when you are confronted with that level of grief, you realise that death, and darkness, are essential in life in order to know happiness and love. And realising this, can shape your entire world view.

Zoe is so generous in sharing her experience with us, and it was beautiful to speak with her.

You can visit Zoe's youtime profile here, and follow her on Instagram here. To find out more about her Sri Lanka yoga retreat, visit her website.

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Zoe Klein has a beautiful energy. A yoga teacher, and soon to be qualified psychotherapist - and a Youtimer - she radiates warmth and joy. But the past few years have seen Zoe confronted with grief after the sudden and tragic passing of her father. Zoe was on a remote island in Japan when the accident happened, and in an instant the person she says was her most trusted confidante, who she turned to for guidance in everything, was gone. In this episode, we talk about how when you are confronted with that level of grief, you realise that death, and darkness, are essential in life in order to know happiness and love. And realising this, can shape your entire world view. Zoe is so generous in sharing her experience with us, and it was beautiful to speak with her. You can visit Zoe's youtime profile <a href="https://youtime.com/youtimer/zoe-klein">here</a>, and follow her on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/zoekleinyoga/?hl=en">here</a>. To find out more about her Sri Lanka yoga retreat, visit her <a href="https://www.zoga.com.au/srilanka">website</a>. Join our movement a<a href="http://www.youtime.com/">t </a><a href="http://www.youtime.com">www.youtime.com</a> Follow us on Instagram and be part of the conversation <a href="https://www.instagram.com/youtime/">@youtime </a>

Introspective, meditative, and raw, ‘It's youtime’ exists as a purposeful source of inspiration and education for anyone and everyone who wants to seek a deeper connection with themselves and the world around them.

Hosted by youtime.com founder, former celebrity hair stylist and beauty e-commerce mogul  Steve Terry; ‘It's youtime’ offers a series of intimate, candid heart-to-hearts with those in our community who lead their lives with an authentic and considerate approach to creativity, advocacy, and self-inquiry.

Together, Steve and his diverse cast of guests speak candidly on wellbeing, self-care, personal motivation, and holistic beliefs in a warm environment that feels as cosy as sitting in the chair with your favourite hair stylist, at your local salon catching up, while getting some well-deserved you time.

With a personal narrative rich in fostering intimate connections with people all over the world as a celebrity hairstylist with publications like Vogue, Elle, ID, and Dazed; several successful business ventures; and appearances on TV shows including Swedish Idol, X-factor, and Top Model, and his extraordinary success as an entrepreneur in the beauty and wellness space, Steve possesses a magnetic ability to nurture meaningful connections with close confidantes and strangers alike.

Introspective, meditative, and raw, ‘It's youtime’ exists as a purposeful source of inspiration and education for anyone and everyone who wants to seek a deeper connection with themselves and the world around them.
Hosted by youtime.com founder, former celebrity hair stylist and beauty e-commerce mogul  Steve Terry; ‘It's youtime’ offers a series of intimate, candid heart-to-hearts with those in our community who lead their lives with an authentic and considerate approach to creativity, advocacy, and self-inquiry.
Together, Steve and his diverse cast of guests speak candidly on wellbeing, self-care, personal motivation, and holistic beliefs in a warm environment that feels as cosy as sitting in the chair with your favourite hair stylist, at your local salon catching up, while getting some well-deserved you time.
With a personal narrative rich in fostering intimate connections with people all over the world as a celebrity hairstylist with publications like Vogue, Elle, ID, and Dazed; several successful business ventures; and appearances on TV shows including Swedish Idol, X-factor, and Top Model, and his extraordinary success as an entrepreneur in the beauty and wellness space, Steve possesses a magnetic ability to nurture meaningful connections with close confidantes and strangers alike.

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Zoe Klein on facing grief, seeking happiness, and jumping out of planes

We all know the name Layne Beachley. She has legend status. 

I’ve known Layne since she was 5. We grew up in the same neighbourhood, I was mates with her older brother, and I remember her paddling out in the surf as a little kid. We called her gidget. 

We’ve caught up from time to time over the years, but like most people, I’ve watched her journey to greatness from afar.

Most are aware of Layne’s success: her seven world titles, the only surfer male or female to win six of them consecutively - but what happens after you are named the best in the world? And what kind of person has the drive and ambition to face a 50 foot wave?

During this conversation, we get into how her drive to be the best wasn’t just your typical ambition. How in fact, it was where she came from - losing her mother at 5, and finding out she was adopted at 8, that fed a deep hunger to prove to herself, and to everyone else, that she was worthy of love. 

Layne talks about how retiring meant losing her sense of identity. And how she has gone through a rebirthing. 

This was a really beautiful chat with an old friend. 

You can follow Layne on Instagram here, and visit Awake Academy here.

Join our youtime movement at www.youtime.com
Be part of our Instagram community @youtime

We all know the name Layne Beachley. She has legend status. I’ve known Layne since she was 5. We grew up in the same neighbourhood, I was mates with her older brother, and I remember her paddling out in the surf as a little kid. We called her gidget. We’ve caught up from time to time over the years, but like most people, I’ve watched her journey to greatness from afar. Most are aware of Layne’s success: her seven world titles, the only surfer male or female to win six of them consecutively - but what happens after you are named the best in the world? And what kind of person has the drive and ambition to face a 50 foot wave? During this conversation, we get into how her drive to be the best wasn’t just your typical ambition. How in fact, it was where she came from - losing her mother at 5, and finding out she was adopted at 8, that fed a deep hunger to prove to herself, and to everyone else, that she was worthy of love. Layne talks about how retiring meant losing her sense of identity. And how she has gone through a rebirthing. This was a really beautiful chat with an old friend. You can follow Layne on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/laynebeachley/?hl=en">here</a>, and visit Awake Academy <a href="https://awakeacademy.com.au/">here</a>. Join our youtime movement at <a href="http://www.youtime.com">www.youtime.com</a>  Be part of our Instagram community <a href="https://www.instagram.com/youtime/">@youtime</a>

The memory that haunts Layne Beachley

At the age of 29, Charlotte Ree was married, with a successful career in publishing. But deep down, she knew she wasn’t happy. 

So, as Charlotte says, she put a bomb under her life. She left her marriage and moved into a new house on her own. Two days later, the world went into lockdown. 

During lockdown Charlotte started making what she called Single Lady Dinners - extravagant, labour intensive, four course meals, just for herself. It started a bit of a movement. One of self love. 

In doing so, Charlotte, someone who had always sought the approval of others in catering for and to them, discovered that she was worthy of loving herself.

It was a privilege to speak with Charlotte and hear her story - raw, unfiltered, truly honest. 

Follow Charlotte on Instagram here. Her book, Heartbake, is released in March 2023.

Follow youtime on Instagram here. 
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At the age of 29, Charlotte Ree was married, with a successful career in publishing. But deep down, she knew she wasn’t happy. So, as Charlotte says, she put a bomb under her life. She left her marriage and moved into a new house on her own. Two days later, the world went into lockdown. During lockdown Charlotte started making what she called Single Lady Dinners - extravagant, labour intensive, four course meals, just for herself. It started a bit of a movement. One of self love. In doing so, Charlotte, someone who had always sought the approval of others in catering for and to them, discovered that she was worthy of loving herself. It was a privilege to speak with Charlotte and hear her story - raw, unfiltered, truly honest. Follow Charlotte on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/charlotteree/?hl=en">here</a>. Her book, Heartbake, is released in March 2023. Follow youtime on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/youtime/">here. </a> <a href="http://www.youtime.com">www.youtime.com</a>

Charlotte Ree left her marriage. Two days later, the world shut down.

Gemma Watts thought she had nailed her work/life balance. 

Being her own boss, as the editor of Glow Journal, podcast host, MC, and a trusted authority on all things beauty on social media and as youtime’s beauty expert, Gemma believed that she had implemented healthy boundaries, routine and work load.

Until, she didn’t. At the end of last year, her body forced her to acknowledge that she wasn’t prioritising her own needs when she ended up on bedrest, suffering from burnout.

In this episode, Gemma and I discuss how having a presence on social media, it is easy to fall into the ‘hustle’ mentality, of being reachable all of the time. 

And she says that no matter how successful she became, there has often been a small voice in her head, feeding a fear of what opportunities could pass her by while she was offline. 

Gemma also reveals that it is possible to be the boss, to get what you want in a sometimes cutthroat industry, while always remaining humble, and kind.

And, how figuring out what being ‘well’ means for her, has given her the confidence to say no.

Visit Gemma’s profile on youtime here and follow her on Instagram here.
Follow youtime on Instagram here. 

www.youtime.com

Gemma Watts thought she had nailed her work/life balance. Being her own boss, as the editor of Glow Journal, podcast host, MC, and a trusted authority on all things beauty on social media and as youtime’s beauty expert, Gemma believed that she had implemented healthy boundaries, routine and work load. Until, she didn’t. At the end of last year, her body forced her to acknowledge that she wasn’t prioritising her own needs when she ended up on bedrest, suffering from burnout. In this episode, Gemma and I discuss how having a presence on social media, it is easy to fall into the ‘hustle’ mentality, of being reachable all of the time. And she says that no matter how successful she became, there has often been a small voice in her head, feeding a fear of what opportunities could pass her by while she was offline. Gemma also reveals that it is possible to be the boss, to get what you want in a sometimes cutthroat industry, while always remaining humble, and kind. And, how figuring out what being ‘well’ means for her, has given her the confidence to say no. Visit Gemma’s profile on youtime <a href="https://youtime.com/youtimer/gemma-watts">here</a> and follow her on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gemkwatts/?hl=en">here</a>. Follow youtime on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/youtime/">here. </a> <a href="http://www.youtime.com">www.youtime.com</a>

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