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Chats with Charlie and Ash

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by Charlie and Ash

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Sharing vulnerably and authentically on all things personal development, mindset, building businesses, parenting and life in general.

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11/6/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Ep 22 - The money was never going to be enough

August 5, 2026

Ep 22 - The money was never going to be enough

<p>This week we&#39;re talking about something neither of us wanted to admit out loud for a long time: choosing money over ourselves.</p><p>We&#39;ve both built things that looked successful on paper. </p><p>Steady income, a stable-looking marriage, the version of success everyone around us was quick to applaud. </p><p>And underneath it, a quiet not-enoughness that no amount of money ever touched. </p><p>For Charlie, it meant a cost to her marriage and her relationship with her daughters that became too expensive to keep paying. For Ash, it meant stripping her income right back rather than letting the business keep running the show.</p><p>We talk about what it actually feels like to let go of money as your safety net, why that feels like standing there naked, and how we&#39;ve found we don&#39;t have to choose between purpose and making a living after all.</p><p>If there&#39;s something you&#39;ve never let yourself fully want, this one&#39;s for you.</p><p>Check out our FREE resources here.....<a href="http://www.charlieandash.co.nz/"> <u>www.charlieandash.co.nz</u></a></p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for 22: Do you let yourself want what you really want?

August 4, 2026

22: Do you let yourself want what you really want?

<p>This week we&#39;re talking about something neither of us wanted to admit out loud for a long time: choosing money over ourselves.</p><p>We&#39;ve both built things that looked successful on paper. Steady income, a stable-looking marriage, the version of success everyone around us was quick to applaud. And underneath it, a quiet not-enoughness that no amount of money ever touched. For Charlie, it meant a cost to her marriage and her relationship with her daughters that became too expensive to keep paying. For Ash, it meant stripping her income right back rather than letting the business keep running the show.</p><p>We talk about what it actually feels like to let go of money as your safety net, why that feels like standing there naked, and how we&#39;ve found we don&#39;t have to choose between purpose and making a living after all.</p><p>If there&#39;s something you&#39;ve never let yourself fully want, this one&#39;s for you.</p><p>Check out our FREE resources via our website linked</p><p><br></p><p><a href="www.charlieandash.co.nz" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">www.charlieandash.co.nz</a></p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for 21: There Are No Good or Bad Decisions

July 23, 2026

21: There Are No Good or Bad Decisions

<p><br>This week&#39;s a bit different: new space, new format, and soon you&#39;ll be able to watch us as well as listen. The conversation lands in the same place it always does though: what&#39;s actually alive for us right now.</p><p>We start with a school visit for Ash&#39;s son Harry, and the realisation that where he goes matters far less than whether he believes in himself. That leads into the invisible rules we all carry around, the quiet, made-up limits we never stop to question, and why the only way through them is to just do the uncomfortable thing.</p><p>Then we get honest about the gap between knowing and doing. Why doesn&#39;t just thinking about the run, the class, the phone call ever seem to be enough? We talk through compassionate self-awareness versus willpower, why forcing yourself only works for so long, and how giving ourselves permission to feel the &quot;bad&quot; emotions changes everything, including how we parent.</p><p>There are no good or bad decisions. Just what feels right, and the courage to trust it.</p><p>In this episode:</p><p>- Choosing self-belief over the &quot;right&quot; environment</p><p>- The invisible rules we live by without ever questioning them</p><p>- Why knowing what to do is never the same as doing it</p><p>- Compassionate self-awareness versus willpower and hustle</p><p>- Permission to feel the &quot;bad&quot; emotions, and what it teaches us about parenting</p><p><br>Follow the show so you don&#39;t miss the next one, and grab our free resources at<a href=" www.charlieandash.co.nz" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"> www.charlieandash.co.nz</a><br></p>

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What is Chats with Charlie and Ash?

Sharing vulnerably and authentically on all things personal development, mindset, building businesses, parenting and life in general.

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