In Episode 4 of Heart Felt, I sit down with one of my dearest friends, Salina, for a soul-deep conversation on healing, self-worth, and what it really means to feel seen.
She shares her beautiful truth about motherhood, inner growth, and the power of dance to reconnect with the feminine.
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In this deeply personal episode of Heart Felt with Julie Margerison, I share a story that changed the course of my life—one simple question from a clairvoyant that cracked open my heart: “Why are you so sad in your heart?”

What followed was a powerful realisation about how often we say “yes” when our heart means “no”—and how that subtle disconnect can shape our entire lives.

I talk about how this moment led me to change my wedding plans, face fears about our honeymoon, and reconnect with the truth of what I really want.

From my “Where’s Wally” shirt to my dreams of walking the streets with a microphone, this episode is all about reclaiming visibility, honouring your heart, and discovering what happens when you finally choose to be seen.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unheard, or like you’ve been living someone else’s script—this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen in, and let’s keep growing from the heart.

🎙️ Episode 2: 10 Soulful Questions – My Heart, My Journey

Welcome back to Heart Felt with Julie Margerison — a space for honest stories, tender truths, and soul-deep connections. In this episode, I dive into the 10 powerful questions I’ll be asking future guests—this time, answering them myself.

These aren’t just questions. They’re invitations—to reflect, to feel, and to reveal the parts of ourselves that often stay hidden. From joy and fear, to triggers, healing, and life-altering moments, I share intimately from my own life—stories of grief, celebration, love, anxiety, and transformation.

💫 You’ll hear about the fear that still grips me at 30,000 feet, the heartbreak of losing my brother, the gift of being truly seen at my surprise bridal shower, and the joy of living from soul, not from “headmaster self.” I also open up about deeply personal challenges, like overcoming a lifelong sugar addiction and navigating my relationship with alcohol in my environment.

✨ These questions peeled back the layers for me—and I hope they stir something within you, too. Whether they invite you into your own reflection or simply help you feel less alone, this episode is for you.

If you feel moved to answer these questions on the podcast, I’d love to hear from you. Heart Felt is a space where your voice matters.

📩 Share this episode with someone who needs it. Subscribe to stay connected. And always remember: your heart also matters.

Welcome to the very first episode of Heart Felt with Julie Margerison podcast where soul meets voice and truth finds a home. This is where stories matter, feelings are valid, and the courage to be yourself is celebrated.

In this debut episode, I open my heart and share the moment my self-discovery journey began—a story sparked by grief, curiosity, and a smooth little rock found on a beach. From the devastating loss of my brother 27 years ago to a pivotal experience walking along Bargara Beach, I reflect on the times I dared to step out of my shell…and the times I retreated. I’ll take you through that moment of ridicule that silenced me, and how six years ago, everything changed again—when my world fell apart and I began to rebuild, breath by breath, from the inside out.

You’ll also hear the 10 questions that have guided my journey inward—powerful prompts that might just help you reconnect with your own inner voice.

✨ This podcast exists to help others find the courage to step out of their own shells, to live from soul—not societal expectation—and to feel truly seen and heard. My hope is that, in hearing my story, you feel inspired to honor your own.

🌀 Whether this episode moves something within you, opens a small door, or simply helps you feel less alone—I’m grateful you’re here.

If this story resonated, please consider sharing it with someone who might need it. Subscribe to stay connected, and remember: your story matters.