Welcome back to Lucky Last. Today I’m sitting down with Bonnie, a professional makeup artist turned entrepreneur who saw a gap in the beauty industry and decided to do something about it.

She’s the founder of Basics by B, a vegan and cruelty-free Australian beauty brand that’s redefining inclusivity and simplicity in makeup.

In this episode, we talk about her journey from artist to founder, what it takes to grow a brand in such a competitive space, and the bold opinions she has on where the beauty industry is headed.

This is one you don’t want to miss.

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Are you saying ‘yes’ to everyone else but ‘no’ to yourself?

In this episode, we’re unpacking the hidden cost of people pleasing and why it might be the very thing holding you back from the success and growth you’ve been chasing.

If you’ve ever felt drained, overlooked, or stuck because you can’t stop putting others first, this conversation is your wake-up call.

And because awareness is only the first step, I’ve created an easy journal to help you stay on track and monitor your people-pleasing habits.

It’s time to reclaim your boundaries, your confidence, and your dreams. Let’s dive in.

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They tell you moving abroad will change your life, but no one tells you it means saying goodbye to the person you used to be...

When I packed my bags to move to Australia, I thought I was chasing freedom and adventure. And I was. But what I didn’t expect was the grief, the quiet, heavy feeling of saying goodbye to the old version of myself.

No one talks about this part: the identity shift, the sense of erasing who you were to make space for who you’re becoming.

Today, I want to share what that felt like, why it happens, and how I’ve learned to make peace with it.