Because I'm the type of teacher who thinks that describing something but not being able to do it isn't actually learning. In the same way as knowing the recipe for a roast but being unable to cook it isn't going to help you if you're hungry - knowing all the fancy healing, spirituality and in vouge self-help words without genuine embodiment is a waste of time. I'm in the business of getting people to see that a skillset is the answer. If you build an actual skillset in cooking, you can take any batch of ingredients and make a brilliant dish out if it because you have embodied skill that you can rely on.

This is what I help people with, it's just helping people with self-love and trusting themselves. If you can really embody feeling like you love yourself, I think a part of you comes out that is a little bit of a miracle. I think we all have lots of different parts inside of us AND that you also have a 'Youest You.' I think it is possible to be yourself all the way down, and I think that part of you is the greatest part of you.

That's what I help people with.
Step 1 - Embody self love.
Step 2 - Use the skillset of self love and trust to become your true and authentic self.
Step 3 - Try and help people with your greatness.

So I thought EYG was a good name.

Hell yeah. Just make sure they get a ticket, we always overbook with free events as not everyone who signs up for a ticket will show up on the day so there is a risk of there not being any seats left!

You definitely have to come for the Saturday to come to the Sunday. With that said you don't need to stay if you're not getting value out of the experience and TBH, but lunchtime on Saturday if the energy isn't there for you I encourage you to leave and find something more enjoyable for yourself to do. We love teaching good students and you need to want to be there to be a good student. A few people always decide after the first session that they don't need to learn anymore from us and all power to those people!

Two answers to that question

1 - I built and invented this work myself over a 10 year period of study, experimentation and learning. My biggest sources are my own life experiences, psychedelics, maths, science, daoism, emptiness, feminine beings and the First Nations Cultures of the Country I am lucky enough to be born on. This is the only place in the world you can learn this approach as I invented our work.

2 - In my opinion self-help is 99.9995% BS. The other answer is that my approach actually works because you are becoming your own teacher. For me I would always prefer to know how to build my own home, so in the case of something ever happening to my house I wouldn't be back at square one, I could just rebuild because I have the safety and knowledge inside myself. Most self-help business in my opinion are doing the equivalent of just trying to sell you the idea of renting an apartment in a tower - which isn't sustainable and doesn't actually empower you.

You need to be your own teacher, and that means you need to have a system or approach you're relying on, not some other human being. This is where true internal safety comes from. I guess I see myself as someone who teaches a practice like Yoga that you can keep doing forever and it becomes a lifestyle... not some random techniques on how to have better habits.

At the end of the day, self-love is the new Yoga in my opinion. 20 years ago Yoga was weird now your work offers it during your lunch break. I think self-love is going on that same wave.

It's called the peace timeline because I'm basically a CEO executive science hippy type person. I really do believe self-love is the answer to a lot of what we're facing on the planet AND I think playing guitar and singing together with some people who all smell a little and talk about their trips to Bali and Byron a lot probably isn't helping as much as people think.

In my deepest self-expression I'm a hopeless optimist and really love human beings and the earth so I thought calling the business TPT would be way better than just having another business brand that's just an ego trip for whoever founded the thing. Plus we tried a few other different names and my mentor threatened to quit if I kept changing the name so TPT kinda stuck.

In terms of if I'm weird... I'm pretty weird in the same way that people who love chocolate are weird. I love what I love and I'm not ashamed of it. I mean I wake up every day speaking about self-love and generational trauma. I think that's the most leveraged thing I could be talking about and it brings me an immense about of joy and purpose to be mission led in my life. Some people think I'm strange for my focus on those problems. I guess I just help good students learn self-love and if I'm not your vibe or TPT isn't your vibe then that's awesome. I mean TBH part of me thinks normal people are boring.

Hope that answered your question.

Yes. On the Sunday. It'll be to join our community. The investment for our programs cost in the thousands of dollars not the hundreds and there are different prices for different payment options so we just walk through all of that on the Sunday. That way all day Saturday we can just do the work without anyone having to stress about being sold to, and only the people who are keen enough to come back for Sunday will even hear the pitch.

You are obviously welcome to say no, lol.

Okay so no one ever asks this question. But I think they should. There will not be any free cake but I'm so happy you shot your shot.

Here are TPT we are generally pro-desserts. If you are pro-desserts then we are probably your type of people.