Living Your Passion and Letting the Creativity Flow With Sophie Hansen

May 21, 2021

In today’s podcast episode I speak with a true Rural Rockstar, Sophie Hansen from Orange New South Whales. 

 

Sophie is an accomplished food writer, educator, farmer, and leader who is located in Regional Australia. Over the past 20 years Sophie has gone from leaps to bounds in her career, starting as a journalist, then a content creator, working with an elite food magazine in Northan Italy, and then in 2016, was awarded the Australian Rural Women of the year. In today’s episode, Sophie tells us about how she has managed to get where she is now, the obstacles, the accomplishments, and all the in-between. 

 

Sophie gives us her tips for overcoming those awkward moments of vulnerability- everything she does, she does with a specific group of people in mind, her ideal client, her friends and her family. Those moments of self-doubt are normal, and Sophie is no exception. Expressing that it can be challenging for the best of us, no matter how successful. 

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If you would like to learn more about Sophie, you can follow her on Instagram @locallovely and subscribe to her podcast “5 Things To Be Cheerful About” [click here] - she also has a newsletter “local is lovely” which you can sign up for by clicking here or visit her website to learn more about her [click here.]

 

If you enjoyed this episode we know you will love future episodes as well as we discuss more about: health, well being, overcoming obstacles, and imposter syndrome while living in regional Australia. 

 

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To catch up on everything I am doing with the Rural Rockstar and Katrina Myers please head to my website [here.] If you would like to receive my free guide to rocking rural life, click here. If you would like more rural goodness in your ears, I suggest you listen to the podcast “Spreading The Good Stuff” by clicking here.