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Stephing Up

Stephing Up

Steph Pase 64 Episodes Nov 1, 2026

Stephing Up is a podcast hosted by Steph Pase, offering a candid look at personal growth, mental health, motherhood, business, and ADHD. Aimed at those who feel like they're barely holding it together, the show embraces messiness and imperfection. New episodes drop every Monday.

Episodes

Nothing to Wear? Capsule Wardrobes for Real Life (with Stylist Alarna Hope)
Nothing to Wear? Capsule Wardrobes for Real Life (with Stylist Alarna Hope) Nov 1, 2026 3895 Did you know Australians buy 56 new pieces of clothing every year; so why do we still have nothing to wear? Stylist Alarna Hope on the wardrobe edit, capsule wardrobes and 3 easy outfit formulas. This is for you if: You've got a full wardrobe and still end up in leggings and the same top every single day You walk out of fitting rooms feeling worse than when you walked in You hate shopping and jus
Turning 36: 6 Life Lessons + 6 Hacks I Wish I Knew Sooner
Turning 36: 6 Life Lessons + 6 Hacks I Wish I Knew Sooner Oct 25, 2026 1931 I turn 36 today (rude). These are the things I wish I could go back and tell 30-year-old me, 25-year-old me, and especially 16-year-old me. Six lessons that took me years (and some really hard seasons) to learn, and six practical hacks that make my actual day-to-day easier. This episode is for you if: You're saving the nice perfume for a special occasion that never comes You said yes to three thi
Colour Analysis 101: The Cheat Code to My Glow Up (with Colour Lab)
Colour Analysis 101: The Cheat Code to My Glow Up (with Colour Lab) Oct 18, 2026 3110 ChatGPT told me I was a soft autumn, so I culled my entire wardrobe. Then I got a proper colour analysis and found out I’m a light spring. Whoops. Turns out finding my (right) colour season was the thing that actually changed my glow up. Rachel from Colour Lab explains colour analysis from scratch, what to wear instead of black, and how knowing your colour season changes your life outside th
Skin Cycling for Beginners: The 4-Night Routine That Halved My Skincare
Skin Cycling for Beginners: The 4-Night Routine That Halved My Skincare Oct 11, 2026 1893 This week's ep is my full skin cycling routine, what your skin barrier actually is, and why I now own half the products I used to. I'm not a dermatologist, I'm a 35-year-old with oily, acne-prone skin who has tried everything. And this is what worked for me. Your skin doesn't know the routine. I learned this the annoying way. I'd been skin cycling for years, my skin was the best it had ever been,
Adulting Hacks Nobody Told Me: iPhone Tricks, Unclaimed Money + Free IKEA Parts
Adulting Hacks Nobody Told Me: iPhone Tricks, Unclaimed Money + Free IKEA Parts Oct 4, 2026 1693 Adulting hacks nobody told me: iPhone settings you're not using, unclaimed money in Australia, free IKEA parts + more. These are the 17 things I found, across tech, life admin and money. Some of them you'll know. A lot of people won't. There's all these things we just assume everyone knows about... and they don't. This is for you if: You're paying for an app your phone already does  You hate
Time Goes Fast. Here’s How to Actually Slow it Down
Time Goes Fast. Here’s How to Actually Slow it Down Sep 27, 2026 1350 I'm about to ruin your perception of time and likely your day. Hang in there, we'll still be friends at the end.  I went looking for the facts about time because I've become a broken record. How are my kids this old? How is it already September? Where did the year go? I say some version of that most days. And at the same time (this is the uncomfortable bit) I'm trying to make almost every par
I Take Things Personally. Here’s What Actually Helps
I Take Things Personally. Here’s What Actually Helps Sep 20, 2026 1924 I know everyone loves the Let Them Theory… but I actually think there’s one pretty big problem with telling people to simply “let them” and stop caring what other people think. It kind of asks us to fight against our own psychology. Humans are wired to care about belonging, rejection and what other people think of us. For most of human history, being accepted by the group
Everyday Makeup Cheat Codes: 10 Tricks From a Former Makeup Artist
Everyday Makeup Cheat Codes: 10 Tricks From a Former Makeup Artist Sep 13, 2026 955 Before planners and podcasting, I was a wedding makeup artist. I did hundreds of faces, and these are 10 things I’d want you to know to get more out of your everyday makeup, without replacing your entire makeup bag. This is for you if: You want to elevate your everyday makeup look without spending money  You learnt makeup from a Maybelline mousse pot and a lot of guessing, and no one's
My Actual Health Routine... How I Train, What I Eat + How I Stay Consistent
My Actual Health Routine... How I Train, What I Eat + How I Stay Consistent Sep 6, 2026 2270 Last week I shared my whole health journey (the 25 kilo one, if you missed it... it's a doozy). This week’s episode is the part everyone actually asked for: the current routine. What I train, what I eat, and how it sticks... with the reminder that this is what works for ME. It's not a cookie cutter program. Take what fits your life and your brain, then leave the rest. This is for you if: Yo
My Health & Fitness Journey: I Gained 25kg, Lost It All, and Finally Found Balance
My Health & Fitness Journey: I Gained 25kg, Lost It All, and Finally Found Balance Aug 30, 2026 2767 Spring starts this week, which means the annual panic is about to begin. And I've had a run of questions lately about my gym routine. What I eat, how I train, how I actually stay consistent.   That episode is coming next Monday. This week you're getting the part that makes it make sense.   Because it's so easy to look at someone now and assume they've always been this way. Naturally disc
How to Actually Stick to a Planner (From Someone Who Couldn’t)
How to Actually Stick to a Planner (From Someone Who Couldn’t) Aug 23, 2026 764 If you’ve made it here, you’ve probably tried about 14 planners before this, and you’re wondering if this is the year one will actually stick. Funnily enough, as the owner of a planner brand, I can relate. I spent a lifetime failing at planning. And that’s why I finally designed to create one that worked with my brain, not against it. This is for you if: You've got a beaut
Automate Your Life: 7 Things I Never Have To Think About Again
Automate Your Life: 7 Things I Never Have To Think About Again Aug 16, 2026 1118 What if getting organised has less to do with discipline and more to do with making fewer decisions? If your brain feels like it has 47 tabs open at all times, you keep running out of toilet paper, and you’re still doing everything manually, this episode is for you. Steph breaks down the systems and shortcuts she uses to make life run more smoothly. Because the goal isn't to become more prod

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