Cooking up a Convo with Sarah Gale
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Thursday 22/11 – 6:30pm
Sarah Gale is on a mission to support people in connecting to their authentic Self, through an unlikely medium: the wardrobe. Following three decades in the fashion industry, including Judge on Project Runway Australia, Sarah says that dressing can be used to empower us or disempower us. With all the messages out in society and social media, Sarah says it is critical that we use the everyday medium of dressing to install positive anchors to go out into the world as our authentic Self, knowing we are enough and feeling the strength in expressing who we really are. Sarah suggests, a lot of the choices we make about what we wear are unconscious; driven by hidden destructive mindsets and old belief patterns we have formed throughout our lives. Is it any wonder so many people feel wardrobe anxiousness and insecurity about their appearance? Our clothes are a tangible representation of how we feel about ourselves. We just need to know how to listen to what they have to say. If we are stuck it will show up in our wardrobe. If we are hiding and not showing up fully in life – we will see it in our outfits. We have themes within our wardrobes, that once unveiled, can be the key to us showing up fully, expressing our truly beautiful selves and embodying the full power that we are.
Sarah Gale is on a mission to support people in connecting to their authentic Self, through an unlikely medium: the wardrobe. Following three decades in the fashion industry, including Judge on Project Runway Australia, Sarah says that dressing can be used to empower us or disempower us. With all the messages out in society and social media, Sarah says it is critical that we use the everyday medium of dressing to install positive anchors to go out into the world as our authentic Self, knowing we are enough and feeling the strength in expressing who we really are. Sarah suggests, a lot of the choices we make about what we wear are unconscious; driven by hidden destructive mindsets and old belief patterns we have formed throughout our lives. Is it any wonder so many people feel wardrobe anxiousness and insecurity about their appearance? Our clothes are a tangible representation of how we feel about ourselves. We just need to know how to listen to what they have to say. If we are stuck it will show up in our wardrobe. If we are hiding and not showing up fully in life – we will see it in our outfits. We have themes within our wardrobes, that once unveiled, can be the key to us showing up fully, expressing our truly beautiful selves and embodying the full power that we are.
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In support of Alisha’s Café Collective’s aim of creating happier people and Casa Cultura’s mission of nurturing a collaborative and connected community that embraces and celebrates diversity, we are partnering to offer a series of conversations with inspirational people that bring their knowledge and experience to contribute to our health, confidence, creativity and wellbeing.
These events will be hosted over dinner, upstairs at Alisha’s, in a relaxed environment making them not at all a lecture, but more of a tableside conversation where questions, retorts and insights are more than welcome.
The series will kick off with the following three encounters:
Tickets:
$30 (Dinner and convo)
$10 (Just convo)
Dinner includes your choice of plate and a cup of chai.
East of the Middle Plate
Flavours from India and its surrounds including rice, curries, roti, spicy pickles and seasonal spiced besan battered veggies.
Middle of the East Plate
Gateaux Piment (Mauritian chili cake), brown lentil rice, seasonal Moroccan spiced veggies, haloumi cheese, warm pita bread, baba ganoush, hommus and besan floured veggies.
West of the Middle Plate
Deep fried polenta, mushroom rago, pesto roast pumpkin, balsamic Caprisi salad, pasta salad with chili oil, grated zucchini and parmesan, lentil Bolognese sauce and antipasti bits with crusty garlic bread.
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