Ep. 31 - Passenger Princess

What if taking charge of your life doesn’t always mean being the one behind the wheel? After more than two decades producing stories for Australian television, Simone Skinner-Smith packed up her family, rented a caravan and set off on an 11-month lap of Australia, despite having never stepped foot inside a caravan before. In this episode of Wild Honesty, we talk about the longing hidden inside jealousy, the way capability can quietly become autopilot, and what happens when you stop watching other people live and begin responding to the pull inside your own life. Simone shares the story behind her book Passenger Princess, the people who restored her faith in humanity, and why taking the passenger seat became an act of trust rather than powerlessness. A conversation about family, identity, surrender, joy and choosing to begin before you feel completely ready. Because if not now, then when? Learn more and follow Simone: Instagram: @biglappers @simoneskinnersmith Find the book: http://www.amazon.com.au/dp/192 Follow Us On: Website: https://emilyrose-collective.com.au/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/i.am.emilyrose/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@i.am.emilyrose About our host: Emily Rose is the creator of Wild Honesty, Edge Retreats, and Emily Rose Collective. After more than 20 years spent holding space for people through beauty, conversation, and transformation, she has become passionate about creating environments where people can hear themselves more clearly, trust their own voice, and stop letting themselves down in the process. Through honest conversations, adventure, Human Design, retreats, and reflection, Emily explores what happens when we meet ourselves at the edge of our comfort zones and learn to become our own GPS. Her work is built around a simple belief: We don't always need more advice, another course, or someone else to tell us who we are. Sometimes we just need enough space to feel seen, come alive again, and hear ourselves clearly enough to know the next step.