In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Jane Houng about creativity, turning pain into hope for others, and the non-profit she started in her daughter’s name Becky’s Bathhouse.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Dr. Eric Koester Founder of the Book Creator Program. Dr. Koester is an Entrepreneur, professor at Georgetown University, and Author and in this episode, we talk about the importance of having meaningful projects and becoming indistractable.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with author Heather Demetrios about her recently released book code name badass, how we too often connect our self-worth to our work, and how a mindfulness practice can help.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Dr. Judy Rabinor about her book “The Girl in The Red Boots: Making Peace with our mothers” and ultimately making peace with ourselves.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Dr. Judy Rabinor about her book “The Girl in The Red Boots: Making Peace with our mothers” and ultimately making peace with ourselves.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing a solo episode about her epiphany on how she has been dedicated to not feeling good. If you’re addicted to not feeling good too Alisha has some tips on what to do to change that.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Christina Glickman master community builder and Author of Xtra, The Art of Being.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Katie Marshall on creating as we speak, how perfection doesn’t attract us the way we think it does, and how the end goal is always doing something that will be helpful to others.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Artist, Creative, and Author Kara Elizabeth Lewis, talking about empathy, throwing perfect out the window and letting light replace the darkness.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with sought-after wedding and brand photographer Lindley Battle about the importance of authenticity, and connecting to your WHY in business.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with Rebekah Modrak and Jamie Vander Broek on their book Radical Humility: Essays on Ordinary Acts.

In this episode, Alisha is taking you down her journey on the topic of Failure as a Sacred Rite. Hear how many TEDx Conferences Alisha has applied to this far, find out what Alisha has learned so far from interviewing 18 of 50 people on the topic of failure and what she hopes you’ll take away from all of this.

In this episode, Alisha is talking with research psychologist, and certified sex educator Joli Hamilton about jealously, monogamy, and relationships.

In this episode, Alisha is talking with world-class ultra runner Hillary Allen about her recovery from a 150-foot fall off a mountain ridge, her memoir and recovery story “Out and Back,” and how Hillary rediscovered who she was after the fall.

In this episode, Alisha is talking with Christie Soper and Tina Firesheets about their upcoming Project PAVE NC.

In this episode, Alisha is talking with best-selling author Christopher McDougall about his book “Running with Sherman”, the effects of intense exercise on our mental health, and how other people matter.

In this episode, Alisha is talking with best-selling author and co-founder of Omega Institute Elizabeth Lesser about how wisdom comes from within us, feminism, softening the ego, and learning to be enough on our own.

In this episode, Alisha is talking to Rina Sukhadia who’s sharing what we hope will be the beginning of a Yoke and Abundance mini-series. Rina is sharing about her life before and after a personal tragedy, and we are talking about dancing, soul fasting, and the journey of a meaningful life.

In this episode, Alisha is going solo and talking about the importance of breaking the pot when you’re root bound, how making a leap can be like stepping into technicolor after you’ve been living your whole life in black and white, and knowing what seeds you’re planting in your garden.

In this episode, Alisha is sharing her conversation with astrologer and psychotherapist Debra Silverman Author of the book “The Missing Element”.