Is the grass really greener on the other side? Does money make life easier? We are all led to believe that success and happiness is measured by the size of your bank balance.
'A Billionaire's Housekeeper' shows a true, often hilarious, account of what it's like working for some of Australia's most elite.
Follow me on a journey of light hearted fun, and how an ordinary mum ends up in a world that is the total opposite of her own.
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'Unfortunately, there was no idea of personal space, so when she spoke to you it was often in close range and involved an occasional smack or pinch, even a hard bite. In one drunken stupor she proceeded to ride me like a cowboy, screaming, "We gotta get out of this place!"'

After the breakdown of my seventeen-year marriage I became a single mum of three children and the full-time carer of my elderly father. I often dreamed of how much easier my life could be if we only had more money. On Tuesdays I would line up at the local Salvation Army, where I had previously volunteered, to do my grocery shopping. The limit was one bag per person so it was hard to decide what items to choose as I needed to feed us all on a tight budget.
After having enough of being on 'struggle street' I took the plunge and started my own cleaning business.
Years later and I now have an amazing team of girls working for me.
Fortunately, through this experience, I was given the opportunity to view the world in a completely different light. I am so grateful for everything that has happened and look back on earlier days with nothing but pride.
I have met some amazing people and made connections that will stay with me forever.