‘Don’t let perfect get in the way of better’ ~ Three Birds Renovations
Get ready to renovate and delve into the creative minds behind these three inspiring women Bonnie, Erin and Lana together make up the Three Birds Renovations as they transform houses into heavenly dream homes.
When I first met Julie Stevanja a few years ago, I was struck by her calm nature and her incredible intelligence. This softly spoken girlboss has seen the rise of activewear through her shopping website Stylerunner. She started the business with a want and need to have fashionable gym clothes, and has not looked back since.
Rachael Finch is former Miss Universe Australia, fashion model, mother, wife, entrepreneur and all round loveliness.
Rachael truly practices what she preaches. I have know her for a few years now and have loved watching her career and personal life blossom into what it is now. Her wisdom, insight and down to earth passion for a healthy whole life inspired me so much during our chat – she has that effect!
Samantha Wills is one of the nicest people I have had the pleasure of meeting. The first time I met her I was asked to style her for the cover of The Collective magazine. I was already a wreck with nerves come the day of shooting, but Samantha made the day so easy with her down to earth nature and cool, casual approach. Not to mention, the girl looks good in ANYTHING!
I could actually sit and talk to Naomi Simson all. day. long. She is an absolute hoot and a fountain of knowledge and wisdom. Naomi is not just a business woman who dominates the online space (erhm.. 2 million followers on LinkedIn), she is a newly wed, a mother and a television star – anyone watching Shark Tank?!. Phew!
Jessica May is the founder and CEO of a hugely successful business called Enabled Employment, a labour hire company for people with a disability. Jessica herself suffers from dissociative anxiety (put up your hand if you didn’t know that anxiety was a disability!) after having been the victim of sexual abuse, and created the business when she didn’t get the support she needed from her employer.