What if, instead of wondering what could go wrong… you started wondering what’s the best that could happen?

In this week’s episode, we’re diving deep into the magic of manifestation, worthiness, and asking the universe for exactly what you want — without guilt, doubt, or playing small.

After a week full of synchronicities (free flight upgrades, early hotel check-ins, surprise desserts — yes, really 🍰), I am reflecting on what happens when you stop settling for “good enough” and start expecting the best. Because when your energy says “of course,” the universe has no choice but to meet you there.

I'm also chatting about my next big business pivot... moving from done-for-you work into more coaching, teaching, and 1:many offers... and how manifestation and alignment are guiding every step of the process.

This episode is your permission slip to dream again, to raise your standards, and to remember that the life you want isn’t too much. It’s already waiting for you.

Our Boston “luck” story that proves manifestation is real (and easy!)

Why you should start every morning with: “What’s the best that could happen today?”

How to ask for what you want — and actually believe you’ll get it

Why you don’t have to chase massive goals to live your dream life

How your desires evolve with you (and why that’s so beautiful)

The energetic difference between settling and receiving

My upcoming business pivot — and the lessons that led me here

How to reconnect with your purpose when you’ve “achieved everything” but feel disconnected

The role worthiness plays in calling in abundance

How to co-create your next season with the universe

A reminder that your desires are divine

A boost of faith in the universe (and in yourself)

A permission slip to stop overworking and start aligning

That little nudge to dream bigger — and expect it to happen

✨ Let's stay connected, babe!

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🎶 The dreamy music behind this podcast was arranged + performed by my incredible husband, Alex Leach.
→ check him out: [@itsalexleach]