Qld Guides | Jimboomba - April 2023

JIMBOOMBA

The Sweet, Sticky, & Sustainable Passion of Ally & Steph

APRIL 2023

Hey there, Qld Guides fam! Welcome to our April issue, where we’re buzzing with excitement to bring you some sweet stories and tasty treats.

On the cover of the Jimboomba Guide, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Ally and Steph, local beekeepers who are head over heels for their bees. Join us as we get up close and personal with these busy little insects and learn about their important role in our ecosystem. And of course, we’ll also be indulging in some delicious honey produced by Ally and Steph themselvestrust us, it’s the bee’s knees!

On the Scenic Guide, we’re excited to introduce you to a local distillery that’s taking the craft of spirits to the next level. We had the chance to catch up with Darren, one of the owners, and got the inside scoop on their unique approach to crafting some of the finest spirits. From using locally sourced ingredients to experimenting with new flavours and techniques, these guys are shaking up the world of distilling in all the right ways.

As always, we’ve got a jam-packed lineup of travel, history, and business advice to keep you entertained and informed. And don’t forget to check out our ‘What’s On’ section, where you can keep the kids entertained all holiday long.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride with us. We’re so grateful for your continued support and we can’t wait to hear what you think of this issue. Until next time, keep on exploring and having fun!

Kym Stewart from The Cauldron Distillery, Mount Tamborine

FURRY FRIENDS ON THE GO

Tips for Traveling with Pets

Are you planning a road trip with your furry mate? Whether you're hitting the beach, exploring the countryside, or just going on a joyride, taking your pet along can make the journey even more fun! But before you and your furry friend hit the open road, there are a few things you need to keep in mind to ensure a safe and comfortable trip. In this article, we'll share some pawesome tips to help you and your pet make the most of your travels. So buckle up and let's get started!

First things first, make sure you plan ahead and make reservations at pet-friendly accommodations and transportation options. And don't forget to call ahead to confirm any restrictions or fees.

Now onto packing for your pet, make sure you bring enough food, water, treats, and medication for the duration of the trip. Also, pack their favourite toys, a blanket or bed, and a leash or carrier. And if you're travelling by car, don't forget to bring some doggy bags for those much-needed bathroom breaks.

Once you're all packed, make sure your pet is safely secured in a well-ventilated crate or carrier while traveling. Not only does this keep them safe in case of an accident, but it also prevents them from distracting the driver or running away at rest stops. It's also important to note that in Australia, it is illegal for pets to sit on drivers' laps while traveling in a car.

During the trip, it's essential to keep your pet comfortable and relaxed. Take frequent breaks for exercise and bathroom breaks, and offer plenty of water and treats to keep them hydrated and happy.

Last but not least, schedule a visit to the vet before traveling to ensure your pet is up-todate on vaccinations and healthy enough to travel. And don't forget to get a copy of their medical records to bring with you, along with any medication they may need during the trip.

Now that you know these tips, you and your furry friend can hit the road and create unforgettable memories together!

LEADERSHIP IS A MATTER OF HOW TO BE, NOT HOW TO DO

This week I have had at least 3-4 discussions around customer services, so of course, it is on my mind! How do I handle bad reviews on social media, including those spam ones? How do I treat a customer who is wrong about something and lastly, a comment and discussion that customer service is about price?

All relevant and emotional issues when it happens to you, and you are the leader in your business. Are they customer service problems or culture and leadership problem? As a business leader, handling difficult customer service situations is a crucial aspect of your role. Customer service can be emotional, and dealing with bad reviews, incorrect customer complaints, and pricing concerns can be challenging.

Try to think differently when it comes to challengers:

1. Think win – win: A successful leader should strive to create mutually beneficial outcomes. This means looking for ways to make deals and partnerships where everyone involved can come out ahead. This approach helps build positive relationships and can lead to long-term success even in the worst situations.

2. Broaden your mindset: Be open to new ideas and perspectives. Don’t be afraid to seek out advice and feedback from others, whether its from your employees, customers or other businesses. Keeping an open mind can help you stay adaptable and responsive to changes in the market. – Don’t be a know-it-all. It stifles your growth and adaptability!

3. Lead by example: As a small business owner your culture starts with you. You are the brand and the role model for your customer standards, your employees, even your suppliers. If you want people around you to follow a certain standard you need to model that behaviour and standard yourself. This means showing up on time, putting in the effort, and demonstrating a positive attitude.

4. Communicate clearly Good communication is essential for effective leadership. Make sure you are clear about your expectations, goals and plans. Regularly check in with people around you to make sure everyone is on the same page and deal with any concerns or issues as they arise

5. Empower the people around you encourage them to take ownership of their work and give them the freedom to make decision and solve problems. There is nothing worst or more destroying to moral than a control freak.

Your business brand and culture is a combination of what you create and what you allow.

Be the best person you can be and the rest will follow.

The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift Guide

Thoughtful Ideas for Every Type of Mum

This year is moving quickly, it feels like it was Christmas just last week and yet Mother’s Day is rolling around again. If you’ve planned ahead and already have something planned for Sunday May 14, then you’re doing better than most, but if you still don’t have a clue what to do for Mother’s Day, check out this list below.

Bucket list adventure

Looking for a unique and exciting gift idea for your mother? Consider gifting her an experience with Oz Paragliding and Hang Gliding. With an experienced team and top-notch safety standards, your mother can choose from a variety of options including tandem hang gliding or paragliding flights or even a full day course.

Located in the beautiful hinterland of the Gold Coast, she'll have the opportunity to take in breathtaking views while soaring through the sky. Give your mother the gift of adventure and memories that will last a lifetime.

www.ozparaglidingandhanggliding.com.au |

0457 287 200

Radiant Skin Experience

Pamper your mum this Mother's Day with a voucher for a luxurious skin treatment at Aura Skin. Aura Skin's team is committed to empowering their clients with knowledge and understanding to achieve the best possible results. Your mum will be able to relax and rejuvenate with a customised treatment designed to meet her unique skin goals.

Vouchers can be picked up at the salon or posted directly to you or your mum for added convenience.

www.aura-skin.com.au |

0414 046 090

One-of-a-Kind Treasures

Looking for a special Mother's Day gift that supports local artists and the arts community? Visit the LAA Able Gallery, located in Loganlea, to discover a diverse range of artwork, pottery, textiles, jewellery, and other crafts created by talented local artists and LAA members.

From stunning paintings to unique handmade jewellery, the LAA Able Gallery offers a one-ofa-kind shopping experience for those looking for a thoughtful and personalised gift. Be sure to check out the LAA Able Gallery's Instagram page @loganartistsassociation to see some of the items available for purchase.

27 Coral St, Loganlea | 0419 001 796

Brew-tiful Gifts

Treat your coffee-loving mother to the ultimate gift this Mother's Day with Simply Beans. Let her indulge in the rich aroma and flavour of freshly roasted beans, conveniently brewed in the comfort of her own home. Simply Beans also offers a range of high-quality coffee equipment and accessories to help her create the perfect cup every time. With Simply Beans, your mother can enjoy the best of both worlds: award-winning coffee blends and specialty single origins, as well as the tools to make it at home. Shop online or In-store today! www.simplybeans.com.au |

A Beautiful masterpiece

Surprise your loved ones, whether it's your wife, mother, or grandma, with a truly unique gift this Mother's Day. LC Jewellers can help you create a special piece of custom jewellery that they will cherish forever. With the latest computer-aided design technology, they can accurately bring your designs to life, making previously impossible designs possible. From sourcing the perfect diamonds and coloured stones to casting services, LC Jewellers has the expertise and equipment to make your imagination a reality. The team at LC Jewellers can help you design the perfect piece of jewellery. Don’t wait and start the design process now! www.lcjewellers.com.au |

BEEKEEPING: THE & SUSTAINABLE ALLY &

THE SWEET, STICKY, SUSTAINABLE PASSION OF STEPH

The buzz of a bee is a sound that can't be replicated. For Ally and Steph, the buzz of their passion for beekeeping has been life changing. These two dynamic beekeeper friends have been working tirelessly to promote sustainable beekeeping practices, educate people about the importance of bees, and share their love for honey.

For local mum of one, Ally, beekeeping is a way to help navigate her son's world as an autism superhero. But it's also become a passion that fuels her desire to preserve our planet's ecosystem. "My priority is always my family," she says. "But when it comes to the bees, I'm always talking to Steph, who is my incredible bee mentor. We work alongside each other and continually learn from each other."

Steph has over 60 hives in urban yards across Logan and has been keeping bees for over five

years. Beekeeping has made her realise the importance of maintaining a healthy ecosystem. "I've seen firsthand the amazing pollination service bees provide and also how much garden poisons affect all our living garden friends in bad ways."

Together, Ally and Steph advocate for sustainable beekeeping practices and educate people about the importance of bees in our ecosystem. They run beekeeping classes in local high schools, teaching mini beekeepers how to maintain hives, check for pests and diseases, identify different bees, and harvest honey. They also teach swarm prevention and how to build and paint hive boxes.

When asked about the impact beekeeping has had on their personal growth and outlook on life, Ally says, "Mindfulness. Watching the bees come and go has help quiet my mind... Looking into veteran bee therapy - I saw that the mindfulness of watching bees come and go helped with their PTSD." Steph adds, "Beekeeping has made me realise all the little things in life that are important to maintain a healthy ecosystem."

As young people become more educated and aware of the problems facing our world, it's inspiring to see the work of beekeepers like Ally and Steph, who lead the charge in promoting sustainability and education. They empower the next generation to take care of our planet and all its inhabitants, one bee at a time. So, let's take a cue from these amazing beekeepers and help save the bees, one sweet, sticky, and sustainable step at a time!

On the next page, we have a Q&A session with Ally and Steph, where they share more about their experiences and insights as beekeepers.

What inspired you to start? Was there a particular moment or experience that sparked your interest?

Ally: I moved house after the covid pandemic. I had lost my father to lung cancer suddenly and was deep diving into depression. After moving we needed to cut down a dead stringy bark tree. Inside was a 40 year old intergenerational beehive. I had to save them. We moved them into bee box and that’s how everything began.

Steph: It was my husband who always wanted a beehive, and I had decided to gift him one for Christmas one year. After getting his first hive, I completely fell in love with them. I always had a love for gardening and with the arrival of bees in my yard, I had more of a passion to plant more bee friendly flowering plants. As the bees began dancing from flower to flower, it made me so happy.

What inspired the name of your business, and what does it mean to you?

A: Norma May is my 101 soon to be 102 year old grandma. She is the most resilient woman I know. I was inspired by the life she lived and the way she survived. My method of beekeeping is very similar to the way her brothers collected honey 100 years ago.

S: (The Urban Bee Co) My inspiration for my business name came from the way I bee keep which is in urban areas. It means a lot to me to incorporate my ways of bee keeping into my business name so I can tell customers where my honey comes from and why it tastes so different and amazing.

When it comes to beekeeping, what is your priority? What values do you hold most dear in this line of work?

A: Education is key!! Honey is just the by product of what the bees create. I want people to be educated about both our native and European bees. With bees in decline - I want to educate the best type of plants to plant, how intelligent these girls are and why to buy local Australian honey. I want to start creating a Buzz about bees

S: My priority in the way I bee keep is and always will be the health of my bees. I will

never take more honey than they will need, I would hate to substitute sugar water for honey as I believe in never taking too much from them. I have also decided to cold press my honey so I rotate brood ‘baby bee cells’ to the honey super and give them fresh sheets of wax in their brood box. I feel this is like constantly giving them clean bedding in their bee nursery. This allows for me to rotate old wax out of the hive quickly as I brood rotate each inspection. I decided this method of keeping due to the fact early on in my bee keeping journey I had to deal with AFB (American Fowl Brood) which is termination of infected hives.

Could you tell us a bit about where your hives are located?

A: My bees are like my family! I have 8 hives on my property at Daisy Hill and one at Rochedale south. I collab with Steph who has over 60 hives in Urban yards across Logan.

S: My hives are placed all around Logan in mostly urban areas. At the moment, I am running about 80 hives.

What does a typical day look like for you as a beekeeper, honey mixologist, business owner, and bee advocate?

A: I’m a busy bee! Firstly, my priority is always my family. My son is an autism superhero so my day always starts helping navigate his world. Then when it comes to the bees, I’m always talking to Steph (the urban bee co) who is my incredible bee mentor. I work alongside her and continually learning from her. We start doing bees early in the morning and don’t stop until we are literally dripping in sweat and laying on the ground. Then it’s cold crushing the honey (which is a long lengthy process and a 100 year old method) then between all of this - educating myself, studying bees, reading about naturopathic herbs to find the perfect infusion, and running talk to a beekeeper events and now taking on a podcast.

S: A typical day in the life of my beekeeping journey can look super busy. I can be building and painting bee boxes and making up frames to swap out of my hives doing constant and regular brood inspections on my hives and harvesting honey only as my bees need me to take some. I also do beekeeping classes in high schools where I teach mini beekeepers how to maintain bee hives. They learn how to check for pest and disease, how to identify all bees that maintain a hive and how to harvest honey when the time is right. They also learn swarm prevention and how to build and paint hive boxes. After all that I then cold press my beautiful location honey and render down beautiful yellow bees wax.

Finally, we have to ask: what is your absolute favourite way to enjoy honey?

A: In a herbal tea or over crumpets !!!

S: My absolute favourite way to enjoy honey is on warm porridge on a cold winter’s morning.

To learn more or buy delicious honey, contact Ally at Norma May Honey via Alyson@normamayhoney.com. For Steph at The Urban Bee Co, email urbanbeeco@ gmail.com.

Bruce Highway

CAIRNS

SIXTH STOP

FINAL STOP FIFTH STOP

CAIRNS

Get ready to soak up the sun, breathe in the salty sea air, and experience the ultimate tropical paradise as we finally reach the end of our epic journey Along the Bruce Highway - Cairns! From the lush greenery of the Wet Tropics Rainforest to the dazzling blue waters of the Coral Sea, this vibrant city offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern sophistication.

So pack your bags, grab your camera, and let’s dive headfirst into this unforgettable journey through the vibrant heart of Far North Queensland. This is our grand finale, and we’re going to make it one to remember!

First on the agenda? The Great Barrier Reef, of course! Cairns is the gateway to this natural wonder, and there’s no better way to experience it than by taking a reef tour. Ocean Free and Ocean Freedom are two popular tour operators that offer reef tours from Cairns. Ocean Free is a luxury

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catamaran that takes guests to two exclusive reef locations for snorkelling and diving, while Ocean Freedom offers a more intimate experience with smaller group sizes and a personalised snorkelling and diving experience. Both tours provide knowledgeable guides, delicious food, and unforgettable views of the Great Barrier Reef.

But the Great Barrier Reef isn’t the only natural wonder that Cairns has to offer. Just a short drive from the city centre is the stunning Daintree Rainforest. This ancient forest is one of the oldest in the world and is home to an incredible array of flora and fauna. Take a guided tour to learn about the plants and animals that call the rainforest home, or explore at your own pace on one of the many walking trails.

If you’re looking for a unique experience in Cairns, why not try Hook-A-Barra? This fishing park allows visitors to catch their own barramundi and have it cooked on-site for a delicious and fresh meal. With multiple fishing ponds, experienced guides, and a beautiful tropical setting, Hook-A-Barra is a must-visit destination for a unique family fun.

Of course, all that activity can work up an appetite. Luckily, Cairns is home to some of the best restaurants in the region. For a truly unique dining experience in Cairns, consider Brett’s Outback Tasting Adventures. This tour takes guests on a culinary journey where you can sample a range of delicious local produce, including tropical fruits, cheese, chocolate, and

coffee. With stunning views, expert guides, and a focus on sustainable and ethical food practices, Brett’s Outback Tasting Adventures is a must-try for any food lover visiting Cairns.

But that’s not all that Cairns has to offer! Here’s a list of must-do things while you’re in town:

Cairns Lagoon: The massive outdoor swimming pool, known as the Cairns Lagoon, is located on the beautiful Cairns Esplanade. Surrounded by sandy beaches and grassy areas, it’s the perfect place to take a refreshing dip or cool off on a hot day.

Skyrail Rainforest Cableway: This incredible cable car ride takes you over the rainforest canopy, giving you a unique perspective on the beauty of the forest. Stop at the two mid-stations to explore the rainforest at your own pace.

Kuranda Scenic Railway: This historic railway takes you on a journey through the stunning rainforest and past cascading waterfalls. It’s a truly unforgettable experience and a must-do while in Cairns.

So, there you have it, road trippers - our final destination along the Bruce Highway. Cairns is a beautiful, vibrant city that’s sure to leave you feeling refreshed and inspired. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Cairns has something for everyone. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready to discover all that this amazing

HOOK A BARRAFISHING,FARM TOUR, BARRA BITES & DELIGHTS

We’ve got thousands of fish here, big silver beauties measuring up to and over 1m. Expert guides help you with tips and tricks, so you can practice or fine tune your angling skills Catch and release fishing, with the option to catch and keep. Fun for the whole family!

REEL IN FAMILY FUN AT HOOK A BARRA:

The must-try fishing experience in Cairns!

Cairns, a city full of exciting activities and unique experiences. One such experience is Hook-a-Barra, offered by the award-winning Daintree Saltwater Barramundi Farm. This experience provides both seasoned and amateur fishers the opportunity to catch and release the prized barramundi, known for both its fighting spirit and delicious flavour.

Hook-a-Barra offers an hour of catch-andrelease fishing with all necessary equipment, tackle, bait, and guidance included. The multispecies ponds at the farm are stocked with over 1500 barramundi, ranging from 50cm to over a metre. However, don’t expect these wild creatures to jump on your hook without a fight. The expert fishing guides are available to help you perfect your technique and increase your chances of success.

After an exciting fishing session, guests can head over to the Hook-A-Barra kitchen to enjoy some of the finest Daintree-caught Barramundi dishes.

Hook-a-Barra is suitable for people of all ages and skill levels. If you’re an experienced angler, there’s even a fly-fishing option available. Nonfishing guests are also welcome to enjoy the experience. With general admission, you have access to all facilities, picnic areas, and special viewing tanks.

Overall, Hook-a-Barra at the Daintree Saltwater Barramundi Farm is an exciting and informative experience that’s not to be missed while visiting Cairns. So gather your family and friends and give it a try!

NEW PLAN IS FOR PETS AND

A ROAD MAP AND PEOPLE

Logan City Council’s new Animal Management Plan introduces initiatives that not only help residents embrace responsible pet ownership, but it also includes measures tailored for the broader community.

The plan is designed to shape and evolve Council’s animal-related regulatory services over the next three years. It also reinforces Council’s commitment to public safety through a zero-tolerance approach to irresponsible animal ownership and anti-social or high risk animal behaviour.

The Animal Management Plan 2023, which builds on the 2018-2022 strategy, also considers wider animalrelated issues across the community - including making it easier to report complaints such as aggressive and straying animals and dogs barking. Council plans to tap into sound-monitoring technology to support investigations into animal noise complaints. This will remove the need for residents to complete lengthy written records for barking dogs and will provide more accurate data as complaints are investigated.

City of Logan Mayor Darren Power said significant community consultation was undertaken to ensure the plan captured the animal-related sentiments shared by everyone in the City of Logan. “Council strongly supports responsible animal ownership in the community,” Cr Power said. “This new Animal Management

Plan renews our focus on ensuring a safe and healthy environment for all. It will act as a clear road map when it comes managing animals in our city.”

Many of the plan’s actions relate to improving customer experience on animal-related matters. These include:

• Delivering public awareness messages about the obligation of dog owners to adequately contain their pets and to ensure safe access to their property;

• Conducting a review of practices around complaints to ensure public safety concerns are allocated the best resources, quickly;

• Reviewing dog park signage to highlight the responsibilities of pet owners and improved safety of dogs in public places and;

• Exploring opportunities for Council to promote the reporting of, and intolerance towards, animal welfare concerns across the city.

City Lifestyle Chair Councillor Laurie Koranski said Council would continue to build strategic partnerships with government, industry and the community to tackle irresponsible pet ownership. This includes ongoing advocacy as a key member of a recently formed taskforce which is reviewing the Queensland Government’s Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008. This review aims to promote greater levels of public safety through a reform of the legislation responsible for managing dangerous dogs within the community.

“Long-term positive behaviour change in the community will be encouraged through the delivery of educational campaigns, initiatives and where necessary, enforcement to ensure pet ownership obligations are known and understood,” Cr Koranski said.

To read a copy of the plan visit lccqld.com/ animal-plan

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WHAT'S ON

APRIL

Dusty the digger school holiday show

LOGAN NORTH LIBRARY

WED, 5 APR | 2PM (FREE)

Join in a free, fun packed show with children’s entertainer and bestselling author and musician Dean Yipadee! For children aged 8 and under. Book via Logan Libraries website.

"HELLO" WE'RE THE WIGGLES LIVE IN CONCERT

LOGAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE

TUES, 4 APR | 10AM, 12:30PM, 2:30PM ($)

Following the runaway success of last year winning the converted ARIA for ‘Best Live Act’ The Wiggles are bringing their all-singing, all-dancing stage show hit to a venue near you! Book your tickets through Logan Arts

WHAT'S THE BUZZ ABOUT BEES?

LOGAN HYPERDOME LIBRARY

TUES, 11 APR | 11AM (FREE)

Learn all about bees, bee keeping and beehives for children with Norma May Honey and The Urban Bee Co. Find out about the different types of bees including native bees and why bees are so important to the environment. Take home some bee activities and borrow a Bee-bot from the library. Bookings are suggested via Logan Libraries website.

Children's workshop

LOGAN ART GALLERY

WED, 12 APR | 1PM (FREE)

Create your own tiny homes with personality with artist Kris Estreich. Use found objects and paint to create a 3-dimensional artwork.

IMAGINATION CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL

KINGSTON BUTTER FACTORY

CULTURAL PRECINCT

SAT, 15 APR 2023 | 9AM (FREE)

ImagiNation Children’s Festival offers six activity worlds - Entertainment, Nature, Action, Digital, Creative, and Culturalthat aim to develop children’s innovation, technology, creativity, and connection to nature and culture. The free event features CoComelon’s live shows and Meet and Greets, along with other activities like rock climbing, reptile shows, and magic shows.

STORY TIME IN THE PARK

FUNDERWOOD HOLLOW

PLAYGROUND, UNDERWOOD PARK

THURS, 27 APR | 10AM (FREE)

Book via Logan Libraries website.

FREE MOVIE NIGHT

BEENLEIGH TOWN SQUARE

FRI, 14 APR | 5PM (FREE)

Bring your own chair or picnic blanket and enjoy a free cup of popcorn if you are one of the first 100 to arrive. Support our local businesses and pick up dinner in the city centre.

BUTTERBOX BEATS: ZEEK POWER

KINGSTON BUTTER FACTORY

CULTURAL PRECINCT

FRI 21 APR | 7:00PM (FREE)

Zeek Power, an Australian Indigenous and South Sea Islander, is a multiinstrumentalist and must-hear storyteller with a soothing R&B Pop sound that reflects his upbringing in a beach-town. He recently hit a music milestone of over 5.5 million combined platform streams and is establishing himself as an emerging artist. Food trucks and markets will be available from 5pm.

Horoscope April 2023

Aquarius

Jan. 20 - Feb. 18

Collaborate with others to bring your visions to life. This month, focus on building relationships and partnerships that align with your goals. Together, you can achieve great things.

As a Pisces, it's important for you to prioritize self-reflection and introspection. Use this time to strengthen your connection with your inner self and explore your emotions and intuition.

Aries

Embrace your spontaneity and take some risks this month. Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone and try something new. This could lead to exciting opportunities and personal growth.

20

Focus on nurturing your relationships with loved ones. This month, prioritise spending time with family and friends, and strengthen your connections through open communication and heartfelt gestures.

Stay flexible and adaptable as unexpected changes arise. You may face some surprises or challenges this month, but your ability to pivot and adapt will help you navigate any obstacles.

Prioritise self-care and rest to avoid burnout. Take time to recharge and focus on your well-being. This will help you show up as your best self in all areas of your life.

23 - Aug.22

Your creativity and passion will be heightened this month. This is a great time to pursue creative projects or hobbies that bring you joy. Your energy and enthusiasm will inspire others around you.

Use your analytical skills to make practical decisions. Your attention to detail and logical thinking will help you make sound choices and navigate any challenges that come your way.

Sagittarius

Oct. 23 - Nov. 21

Be open to new experiences and let go of control. This month, practice letting go of perfectionism and embrace the unexpected. This could lead to personal growth and new perspectives.

This is a good time to pursue personal growth and learning. Whether it's through travel, education, or self-reflection, prioritise activities that expand your knowledge and experiences.

Trust your intuition and don't be afraid to take action. Follow your instincts this month, even if it means stepping outside your comfort zone. This could lead to exciting opportunities and growth.

22 -

19

Stay grounded and focus on long-term goals. This month, take a practical approach to your ambitions and prioritize actions that will lead to longterm success.

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