In this heart-opening episode, we meet personal brand fashion stylist Jane Mow to explore the many layers of courage that live beneath a stylish outfit.

Born in Fiji, Jane shares how moving countries, changing her accent, and uprooting her life repeatedly shaped her fierce independence and bold self-expression.

Jane's story isn't about fashion, it's about identity, reinvention, and following the whisper inside that says "you're going places."

From walking away from a "perfect" relationship to chase energetic alignment in a new city, to trading fashion editorial shoots for rugs and stone sales in search of herself, Jane lays it all bare.

Including the moment in couples counselling that reignited her true calling, and how she's now navigating one of her most courageous seasons yet.

Far beyond the clothes, Jane's work is about helping women reconnect with the version of themselves they've hidden away and giving them permission to come out and shine.

Sometimes that looks like hot pink pants.

Sometimes it's speaking up.

Sometimes it's simply showing up.

This conversation is a love letter to the parts of you still waiting to be seen and the courage it takes to finally let them out.

Key takeaways:

o Reinvention is a continuous recalibration, not a one-time decision.

o Energetic alignment matters more than logic—your body always knows.

o A mundane season can be the unexpected spark that leads you back to your purpose.

o Clothes can be a powerful gateway to reclaiming the real you.

o People aren't thinking about you nearly as much as you think they are.

o Every new season of life demands a mindset shift.

o Personal style is deeply linked to identity, confidence, and self-expression.

Get in touch with Jane:

Website: Jane Mow

Instagram: @janemowstylist

LinkedIn: Jane Mow

Check this out: The Unforgettable Style Workshop (every 2 months) https://janemow.com/workshop

Where to find me:

Website: Kim Payne

LinkedIn: Kim Payne

Instagram: @iamkimpayne

Facebook: KimPayneBiz

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