Your mental health is immensely tied to how well you treat your physical body. The body is a tangible form we use to navigate life on Earth and often neglect to see how it connects to our spiritual well-being. In this episode, I’m interviewing Alex Ferguson on how she overcame body image issues and the changes she made to create healthy habits that help her thrive. We talk about finding hope in dark times, the importance of community, and being aware of what you consume. Take a listen and let me know what part resonates the most with you!

In conversations of spirituality, we often talk about manifesting and how we are 100% responsible for our outcomes. It is also important, however,  to call out that not everyone is given the same resources or an equal opportunity to have the best outcome for their life. In order to be truly expansive in our spirituality, we must acknowledge and accept that there are differences within all of us and that we are all capable of openly inviting those differences into our lives.

A morning routine is an outward manifestation of faith. An action that tells yourself, and the universe, you have a purpose. Most of us want to thrive. To wake up excited and create endless momentum with what we love to do. Today I want to share with you one thing that had a massive impact on turning my life around. Something immediately actionable and useful no matter who you are: a morning routine.

Do you have ambitions that you know spark joy within you, but the thought of pursuing them scares you to your core? Today, I’m interviewing Lia Valencia Key about how she overcame the struggles of her upbringing and allowed her fears and doubts to empower her rather than stop her from following what truly brings her joy.

If you’re struggling to become the highest version of yourself then this is for you. In this post, you’ll learn why the personality is different from the soul, how we can become conscious creators of our personalities, and why knowing this is the most important knowledge you could learn today.

Why are personality tests harmful and unscientific? Dr. Benjamin Hardy, in Personality Isn’t Permanent, explains the potential for these tests to limit who you can become. But he doesn’t leave you hanging. He talks about how identity can be an intentional creation and what we can do to connect to our future selves. You don’t want to miss this.