Rae Willingham

20/08/2025

18/08/2025

Feeling gloriously on track right now, and THANK YOU to all of you who are playing along with Rae builds a Podcast.

It’s been a few months since I spoke about rebuilding my business after a couple of years of hiatus, and so much is happening.

Including.
Rae builds a podcast!

I have so many incredible things on the horizon, and in good time they’ll be coming at ya.
I’m deep in business planning as we speak.

It truly feels so lovely to be back.

Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you x

18/08/2025

Help me choose the Artwork for MY NEW PODCAST?!
What the actual right?!?!?

I have been asked to do a Podcast for YEARS.
So many time, and it finally feels like the right time to do it.

We are going to build this thing together as a team, because this community is the reason that I do everything in my business.

Help me choose the cover art.
In order as you see them here 👇

Give me a 1,2,3,4, or 5 in the comments.

And THANK YOU beyond words for riding the wave of life with me xx

18/08/2025

SO MUCH EXCITING NEWS!!!!
Here all about my latest addition (NOT a baby!!) and get your invite to, what I’m sure will be, a gloriously wonderful conversation with Ricci-Jane Adams of the The Institute for Intuitive Intelligence on Wednesday at 9 am WA time x

17/08/2025

Tis I!

16/08/2025

📍Dampier Peninsula, WA

The rest of what we did and saw.

Favourite spot Gnalmarung. I took next to no piccies of this spot because I was so bloody in the minute.
Launching the boat from the beach was definitely the highlight for its ease, and also, HUMPBACK WHALES!!
We were absolutely surrounded by Mamas and their calves in the bay. We also saw turtles, sharks, and dolphins in the same outing and I’ll never be the same again. Heart burst wide open!

The church is at Beagle Bay, which is such a quick and easy duck in off the main road. It’s such a beautiful church.

The road in to James Price Point claimed the fridge door (twice!) this fridge will seriously be the bane of my caravan life. (Please like and share all of my posts so I can become a travel influencer and get one sent to me for free 😂)
It was a pretty speccy spot, but I wouldn’t do it again with the van on.
That being said, Barred Creek was GLORIOUS. To camp there would have been worth it. Perhaps minus the vid of the croc someone caught off of the beach the day after we left 😳

Willie Creek Pearl Farm was a beautiful stop for an Icecream and a play at their park too. Totally worth the day trip from Broome if you visit.

The Dampier Peninsula well and truly has my heart, and I reckon we’ll be back.

12/08/2025

Here’s to quick and easy better health choices!
Come with me as I try the new Zing Wellbeing Caramel Wellness powder and talk about this months Circle gathering x

Circle link here - https://iamraewillingham.as.me/Semicolon

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09/08/2025

📍Lombadina, Dampier Peninsula, WA

This was our second Dampier Peninsula spot.
It was a great base for visiting Cygnet Bay (where we got those delicious chippies 🤤) and visiting Ardyaloon (Myrtle the turtle)

The campsite is well appointed with a great camp kitchen, and the staff are lovely.
There’s a craft shop, old Catholic Church (it used to be a mission) and the beach is lovely, albeit a fair walk from the campsite.

It didn’t blow my socks off, I think we’d been spoilt by having Pender Bay as our first taste of the Peninsula to be honest.
But it was a good, and all part of the adventure.
Sites are large, and had a fire pit which is always a plus for us!
Ardyloon has a $10 entrance fee to enter the community, and I wouldn’t do that again.

I got my first flathead from the beach though!! He of course went back for being a glorious lil’ runt!

The road in is easy as, just a short turn from the highway, and kids are free!

08/08/2025

📍Pender Bay, Dampier Peninsula, WA

ADD TO LIST. Stat!

This may be one of my all time favourite spots. Big call, but I think it earnt it.

The tyre was old and on its way out so don’t be put off! 😂
The road in is super easy with a van. A bit bumpy and lumpy, slightly narrow but easy as.

We had sites C3 (bath tub on a cliff 🫶🏻) and site C11 (low cliff overlooking the beach 👌) and I’d go as far as to say they were pretty close to the best sites on ground.
I would definitely look at the C sites if you’re looking to book. I didn’t rate the rest of the sites that highly if I’m really honest, there are a few scattered beuts though!
I definitely think the C side of the camp is where it’s at though.

💧Water is available, but bring your own drinking water in.
🚻They have an ablution block which is super neat and tidy.
🛥️Beach launching for boats.
🔥Fire pits.
🥰Views straight from heaven.

We will absolutely be back.

08/08/2025

Here’s to intuitive nudges that bring me growth.
Here’s to honing my ability to see life for what it really is.

A blessing.
A privilege.
Never a given.

May I count my blessings with as much gusto as I my mind would have me count my flaws.

In a world that values survival; may I thrive.
May you join me. X

08/08/2025

Pretty sure that’s not where it’s meant to be 😳
This picture was taken post clean up, and post absolute hissy hit that everyone in the campsite would have heard. 😂

This caravan fridge has been the bane of our travel life since the day we bought the van.
We ended up with the whole fridge out of its hidey hole 6 weeks into getting our van. The kitchen cupboards and bench top were smashed into a complete mess. Our caravan manufacturer was a legend and helped to rectify it post haste.

Since then we’ve had to MacGyver many a solution to keep the darn doors on, if we go anything over a darn bump. Ugh!

Make me feel better and tell me about a travelling disaster that you’ve incurred.
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08/08/2025

Sharing the love with lil’ friends 🥰

“what about socialisation” is the #1 query homeschoolers will get.
It’s always the greatest concern of people who don’t know homeschooling, and it’s one I freaking love to answer.

Human beings are geared for connection, we will seek it out at every opportunity, healthy or otherwise.
Even those with deep relational wounding will find places to fill the need.

Socialising is outside of our reasoning conscious control, it’s a biological driver, honed through years of needing others to survive.

The only thing you need to do with children is to give them the opportunity to make it happen.

It could be argued that homeschooled children are largely more rounded in their socialisation, because they’re out and in the world meeting and conversing with a huge spectrum of people.
Elderly, middle aged, shop keeper, baby, petrol station attendant, librarian, friends of parents, kids they meet at the caravan park.

I have spoken to so many new or homeschool curious folk about this super common fear; and as flippant as it sounds, please don’t worry.
Your kids will do what they are designed to do without very much, if any interference from from.

Maybe they’ll be the soul of the party and have friends dripping off of them.
Maybe they’ll have a couple of ride or dies.
Maybe they’ll have friends for life.
Maybe they’ll do what most of us do, and mix up their relationships depending on the chapter of their life.

Social skills are innate.
Teaching your kids to learn who they are, without a need to conform to fit in and make friendships which don’t actually fill their bucket……
Now that’s the gold star standard. X