Disclaimer: This episode discusses women’s safety and a real-life experience that led to the creation of Tyrelle’s business. While we don’t go into graphic detail, please take care while listening if this feels tender for you today.

This week on Girls Gotta Work, we’re joined by Tyrelle Beattie, founder of Kepler Keychains, for a raw and powerful conversation about turning fear into empowerment.

After a terrifying experience, Tyrelle was determined not to live in fear, and instead, built a brand and community helping others feel prepared, not paranoid. She shares the challenges of starting Kepler (including the battle to get insurance), the lives she’s impacted, and why creating safe spaces for women matters now more than ever.

This one’s bold, honest, and deeply inspiring.

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This week on Girls Gotta Work, we're joined by Hayley Philip for a powerful chat on creativity, burnout, and finding the courage to take up space. From a signwriting shop in Cairns to carving out their own creative paths in Melbourne, Hayley and Hayleigh reflect on the unexpected beginnings that led them here.

They dive into the fear of failing, the pressure to play small, and the mindset shift that changed everything. If you’ve ever doubted your voice or felt like taking up space was “too much,” this episode will remind you: you are your greatest strength in business.

Connect with Hayley on Insta, and her website.

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This week on Girls Gotta Work, we're having a deeply personal conversation as Hayleigh and Chantell-Marie share their experiences with foster care, what it taught them, how it shaped them, and why it fuels their passion today.

Chantell-Marie, founder of Hope in a Home, opens up about turning her past into her power, becoming a safe space for others, and what she wishes more people understood about foster care. We also dive into the resilience and adaptability foster care instilled in her, especially as a business owner.

This episode is raw, real, and a reminder that our toughest experiences can become our greatest strengths.

Connect with Chantell-Marie on Insta, LinkedIn and TikTok, and listen to her podcast on Spotify.

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