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Always feeling rushed? A friend recently found me sitting in my parked car down the road from my house...not on my phone. Not on a call. Just sitting there. When they knocked on the window and asked what I was doing, I said, "I'm transitioning."
If you're racing from one thing to the next, or you keep telling yourself the story that you're behind...oh, how I get it.
In this week's episode of Elevate Daily, I share how to stop feeling rushed with one simple shift: building transition time into your day, and the small daily rituals that help you fully arrive. It's how I stay present for the people and moments I love most...instead of rushing right past them. Short, practical, and so delicious.
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With love & devotion,
Alexia
If Part 1 was the preparation, Part 2 is the becoming, and everything that has changed since.
We pick up exactly where we left off, with the roar that began it all, and move through the delivery, the early weeks of postpartum, and the unmasking that motherhood has asked of me in every area of my life. This is the most vulnerable conversation I have shared on Elevate Daily, and I am so grateful it was held by my dear friend Annette Müller.
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Meet Annette Müller:
Annette is a medicine woman, an artist, storyteller, and the founder of Wild Nettle. While she is a doula by training, she held space for us at the birth as a dear friend and someone who was able to give me strength, love, and support throughout the birthing process (not in a clinical role). I'm forever grateful she was there.
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Let's elevate together, one intentional day at a time.
With love & devotion,
Alexia
There is so much I have been holding, and I am so ready to finally share it with you.
This is my first episode back on Elevate Daily since welcoming our daughter into the world. For this one, I handed the mic to my dear friend Annette Müller, who was with me through this entire journey, to interview me.
What began as an intimate debrief between two friends became something I knew I had to share with this community. Raw, real, and deeply devotional, this is Part 1 of a two-part conversation about one of the most profound rites of passage of my life.
In This Episode We Explore:
Meet Annette Müller:
Annette is a medicine woman, an artist, storyteller, and the founder of Wild Nettle. While she is a doula by training, she held space for us at the birth as a dear friend and someone who was able to give me strength, love, and support throughout the birthing process (not in a clinical role). I'm forever grateful she was there.
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Share it with a woman who is on her conception journey, pregnant, a mother, or simply on the threshold of something that is asking her to become more of herself.
I would love to know what landed most for you. Send me a DM or tag me on Instagram with your biggest takeaway from this conversation.
Let's elevate together, one intentional day at a time.
With love & devotion,
Alexia
We are closing out our Best Of series with this one, and there is no better note to end on. A timeless conversation from the Elevate Daily archive that is just as alive today as when it was first recorded.
If I could give little Lex one piece of advice, it would be this: the more you deepen into self-leadership, into knowing yourself, honoring yourself, and having reverence for your life, the more everything in your external world elevates too. That is where this episode begins.
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Let's elevate together, one intentional day at a time.
With love & devotion,
Alexia
What if the goal was never to control your nervous system, but to build enough capacity to move through it?
As part of our special series celebrating 50 episodes of Elevate Daily, I am bringing back one of the most grounding conversations we have had on this show. In this episode you will hear three clips from my rich conversation with Sarah Tacy, a nervous system specialist whose work sits at the intersection of somatic intelligence and deep human potential. If your nervous system has been feeling overstimulated, wired and tired, heavy or hazy, this one is for you.
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Meet Sarah Tacy:
Sarah Tacy is a nervous system specialist whose work weaves together somatic exploration and attuned listening to create new possibilities for her clients' lives, bodies, and beyond. With a background spanning yoga, athletic performance, and over a decade of private client work with everyone from Olympians to CEOs, Sarah brings a masterful understanding of how the body functions and how that functioning shapes our emotions, our relationships, and our capacity to truly thrive. She is the host of the Threshold Moments podcast and the creator of Resourced, a 12-week course in nervous system repatterning as the foundation for sustainable liberation, boundaries, sovereignty, aligned connection, and joy.
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With love & devotion,
Alexia
What if burnout has less to do with doing too much, and more to do with doing too little of what actually brings you joy?
This is one of those episodes that shifts something in you. I am making the case for play, not as something frivolous or unproductive, but as one of the most powerful strategies available to you as a leader, a creator, and a human being. When we stop experiencing the life we are building, everything starts to feel heavier than it needs to...that is where play becomes the antidote.
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With love & devotion,
Alexia
What if the most radical thing you could do for your business, your creativity, and your life had nothing to do with optimizing, scaling, or staying relevant online?
This is one of those conversations that stayed with me long after we stopped recording. Caro Gómez has built her entire body of work around one powerful, unapologetic philosophy: f*ck the algorithm, feed your ancestors. She approaches business, creativity, and life through the lens of ancestral wisdom, sacred defiance, and the radical belief that joy is resistance. And it is some of the most alive, most meaningful work I have ever encountered.
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Meet Caro Gómez:
Caro Gómez is a shapeshifting award-winning artist, ancestral mentor, and shaman's apprentice of the Maya Q'eqchi' lineage. She weaves together textiles, cacao, storytelling, and spiritual business to help creatives reclaim their ancestry, adorn their bodies as altars, and live with sacred defiance. Her work is a reclamation of joy as resistance, roots as intelligence, and ritual as a return to legacy. Her leadership is cyclical, creative, and deeply intentional, rooted in the belief that the future belongs to those who remember.
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Alexia
What if you had a single tool that gave you a clear, honest dashboard into how you are actually living your life?
This is one of those episodes I keep coming back to...practical, grounding, and one that has genuinely changed the way I structure my weeks. I am walking you through my rituals tracker, a one-page dashboard that has become one of the most powerful tools in how I show up week after week as my most intentional, most elevated self.
At its heart, this tracker is a get-to-do list. A weekly ritual that gives you visibility, focus, and the freedom that only comes when you are truly honest about who you want to be and what you are committed to creating.
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With love & devotion,
Alexia
What if the most powerful thing you could do for your financial future had nothing to do with a spreadsheet?
This is one of the most powerful conversations in the Elevate Daily archive, and it felt like exactly the right time to bring it back. In this episode, I sit down with Kaitlyn Carlson, Founder and CEO of Theory Planning Partners, a boutique wealth creation firm for the top female entrepreneurs in the United States. She is a Certified Financial Planner, a Certified Exit Planning Advisor, and an Accredited Wealth Management Advisor. But beyond all of that, she is a spiritual seeker, a devoted mother, and someone I deeply respect for the way she leads with integrity, tenderness, and truth. She will talk about nervous system regulation and net worth in the same breath, and she does it in a way that makes the whole conversation feel like a permission slip.
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Meet Kaitlyn Carlson:
Before founding Theory Planning Partners, Kaitlyn’s career began in asset management with Putnam Investments. She then spent the majority of her career at UBS Financial Services, holding roles across both the southern and northeastern regions of the U.S. There she developed more than 300 financial plans for clients with assets ranging from $500,000 to $1 billion, before becoming an advisor on a private wealth management team overseeing more than $600 million for a select number of families. She holds her CFP, CEPA, and AWMA designations, and brings to all of it a deeply spiritual approach to what it truly means to create wealth. Outside of work, she teaches yoga, travels, and is ravenous to understand why we are here and how to make a meaningful life.
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Let's elevate together, one intentional day at a time.
With love & devotion,
Alexia
Something my husband and I have spoken about a lot over the years is that what truly cultivates a partnership is intention. A commitment, day in and day out, to each other, to ourselves, and to showing up as our most elevated versions…for one another and for the future we are building together.
I invited my husband Zunaid onto the podcast for a raw, real conversation about what that actually looks like in our daily life. We were cozied up on the couch and pulled back the curtain on the specific rituals that keep us grounded, connected, and operating as a true team…even on the hard days.
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Let's elevate together, one intentional day at a time.
With love & devotion,
Alexia
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