Welcome to the best selling Substack publication, Honeycomb…

(Formerly known as The PK Diaries). 

You’ll love it here.

In these fresh pages and 180+ archive, you’ll find indulgently honest tales, memoir style from my late 30’s renaissance, and words that are too rogue for Instagram.

You’ll also find tips for living more honestly, freeing your voice, creating from integrity in a performative world, and living vibrantly beyond societal standards.

I’m Aussie, so I write with a dry humour and directness that you’ll get used to.

I write to unburden you. I write to excite you. I write to point you towards what is piercingly honest so you can be free, and towards what is beautiful, so you can have a break from relentlessly seeking truth.

I once built an 8 figure business in my early twenties, after deferring my phD. I’ve written 5 books (newest one coming Jan ‘26), I’ve done the whole ‘Forbes’ thing, been a super raging lefty, been spiritually homeless. I’ve swung to the right, and labelled myself a conservative. I’ve wrestled with God out loud and in this new era of Honeycomb, I’ll share where I’m honestly at with my faith.

I write as an over-achieving eldest daughter, trying to savour these golden days with my children. This is an ache I know many of us share.

I write about that creative tension of motherhood, and how to stay in integrity in a world that entices you to glue yourself to your phone and try to become a superstar.

I write about creative integrity, about peace in a performative world especially while our kids are little.

I write about true vitality in the wellness-girlie-era and a European wellness philosophy of croissants and care-freeness I call Body Luxury.

I write for the discerning woman (and a few men, including my husband who reads every.single.post), the one who knows nonsense when she smells it.

I write about wrestling with God, asking questions, and not lumping yourself into tribalist thinking even when it feels scary to go rogue.

To be honest, I can never sum my work up on these descriptions. Have a read and enjoy.

“Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.” Proverbs 16:24

PK XX