She looked fine on the outside and completely empty on the inside the moment she walked through her own door.

Lex sits down with aesthetician and content creator Anasija Green for an honest conversation about what survival mode really looks like when you're high-functioning and hiding in plain sight.

Nay shares the season she spent performing wellness while running on empty — until her body physically shut down and forced her to rest. She opens up about the two-week reset that became a hard reset with God, the relationships she had to release, and what it took to go from just functioning to actually flourishing. Plus: stewardship vs. escape, learning to see God as Father instead of punisher, and the surrendered prayer that led to a testimony reaching nearly a million people.

For the woman showing up for everyone else while quietly falling apart.

A note: this episode touches on anxiety, burnout, and mental health — be gentle with yourself as you listen.

This season is building toward the CultivateHER Retreat: An Exodus Experience — Oct 30–Nov 1 in Louisiana.

Register at thecultivateco.org.

Guest: Anasija Green — @amyrikaall on IG and TikTokConnect: @thecultivateco_ | @lex.luxe_ | TikTok @lexluxee

What are you grieving that you haven't named yet?

this solo episode is Lex getting honest about grief — the relational kind (losing someone still alive), the physical kind (and what happens after everyone stops checking in), and grieving expectations: the life you thought you'd be living by now.

As an LMSW and a woman still walking it out, she breaks down the three lies grief makes us vulnerable to, why the stages were never linear, and what surrender really looks like when control is all you feel like you have. She gets personal too — closing her boutique of six years in obedience, and her unfinished grief around marriage and children. One surrendered. One still held.

We grieve. But not without hope.

For the woman carrying something she hasn't given herself permission to name.

A note: this episode touches on grief and loss — be gentle with yourself as you listen.

This season is building toward the CultivateHER Retreat: An Exodus Experience — Oct 30–Nov 1, Louisiana, where surrender is where we begin. Register at thecultivateco.org.

Connect: @thecultivateco_ | @lex.luxe_ | TikTok @lexluxee

You can't pour self-love out of a cup God hasn't filled first.

Lex sits down with Janay Morgan — LCSW, self-love coach, and fellow believer from New Orleans — to talk about why God's love, not self-love, is the foundation of everything we are.

Janay gets honest about her 2022 breaking point — successful on paper but depleted and lost — and the season that taught her to see herself the way God sees her. Together they get into survival mode, self-love vs. self-preservation, singleness and worth, and learning to receive love instead of performing for it.

For the woman showing up for everyone but herself.

This season is building toward the CultivateHER Retreat: An Exodus Experience — Oct 30–Nov 1, Louisiana.

Register at thecultivateco.org.

Guest: Janay Morgan — @jmorgancoachingConnect: @thecultivateco_ | @lex.luxe_ | TikTok @lexluxee

She knows she's supposed to leave. She just doesn't know how or why it's so hard.In this season opener, Lex gets honest about what Egypt actually is: not just a place in the Bible, but a posture. A survival identity that gets built when you've had to adapt just to get through something. Drawing from her background as a licensed clinical social worker and the story of the Exodus, Lex breaks down the survival-mode identities so many women carry long after the season is over — the Strong One, the One Who Handles It, the One Who Earns Her Place — and why those aren't character flaws. They were strategies. But you are not your strategy.This is the beginning of an Exodus. If you've been feeling stuck between who you were and who God is calling you to be, this episode is your invitation to start the journey out.This season of Let's Greaux is building toward the CultivateHER Retreat: An Exodus Experience — October 30–November 1 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Whether you're joining us there or walking this out wherever you are, we're going together.IN THIS EPISODE:What "Egypt" really represents — and why it's a mindset, not just a placeThe survival adaptations that stay with you long after the threat is goneFive Egypt identities women carry without realizing itWhy we go back to what's familiar, even when it's not good for usThe wilderness as invitation, not punishmentYour first name — the identity God gave you before Egypt ever didSCRIPTURE REFERENCED: Hosea 2:14–15 | Romans 8:15 | Romans 12:2 | Genesis 1:26–27REFLECT WITH LEX: What did survival mode teach you that you're still holding on to? And what does it look like to release it to God? Drop your answer in the commentsTHE CULTIVATE-HER RETREAT: AN EXODUS EXPERIENCE October 30 – November 1 | Baton Rouge, Louisiana Secure your seat and join the journey here at thecultivateco.orgCONNECT WITH US: IInstagram: @thecultivateco_ @lex.luxe_ TikTok: @lexluxee Website: thecultivateco.org#LetsGreaux #CultivateHer #ExodusExperience #ChristianWomen #FaithPodcast #SurvivalMode #IdentityInChrist #WomensRetreat #ChristianPodcast #FaithOverFear

You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your habits.

Lex Luxe gets real about the holy habits that actually move the needle — making God CEO, operating at the pace of grace, Mastering Mondays, meal prep, content batching, power hours, and the burnout signs you can't afford to ignore.

This is kingdom intention, not hustle culture. And you're closer to the win than you think.

🎟️ Join us June 6 — Bosses Breaking Bread: Halftime Huddle → thecultivateco.org

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It wasn't a rebrand. It was a repentance of posture.

Lex Luxe gets honest about why Bosses Block had to go — the hustle, the self-centered motives, the burnout — and how God called her into something bigger: Cultivate Co, built on Stewardship, Strategy, and Shalom.

New era, New name, Same God and more room at the table than ever.

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She had a plan. God had a different one.

In the season premiere of Let's Greaux, Lex Luxe recaps the 2026 Cultivate Conference — the surrender moments, the Holy Spirit encounters, and what it really costs to lead a calling.

Plus, Lex answers real questions from the room: What does it mean to be in the fire? And how do you actually find a community that sticks?

Faith. Leadership. Community. No filter.

🎟️ Join us June 6 — Bosses Breaking Bread: Halftime Huddle → thecultivateco.org

🎟️ Join us at the Cultivate Conference on March 22, 2026 and get your tickets at bossesblock.com. Come grow, connect, and forge the future with us.

In this episode of Let’s Greaux Podcast, I sit down with Arron Gray Lee for what truly feels like a sisterly FaceTime conversation. We reflect on her experience at last year’s Cultivate Conference, the lessons she’s been learning in a season of waiting, and how God has been expanding her vision and brand in the middle of it all.

Arron shares honestly about navigating 2025 as a season of patience, trusting God’s timing, and allowing Him to refine her purpose while preparing her for what’s next. From ministry to entrepreneurship, she talks about the beauty of waiting well and the importance of staying faithful even when things feel slow.

In this episode, we discuss:
• Her experience attending last year’s Cultivate Conference
• What a “waiting season” has looked like for her in 2025
• How God is expanding her brand and vision
• Encouragement for anyone feeling delayed or overlooked
• The power of giving people their flowers while they’re still growing
• What she’s looking forward to at this year’s conference

This conversation is a reminder that waiting doesn’t mean you’re stagnant — sometimes it’s the exact space where God prepares you for the next level of purpose and impact.

As we continue our conversations around Forging the Future, Arron’s story reminds us that legacy is often built in the quiet seasons before the visible ones.

🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

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Host: @lex.luxe_ | @bosses.block
Guest: @arrongraylee | @exaltedgirlministries | @exaltyourwrist

In this episode of the Let’s Greaux Podcast, Priscilla joins the conversation to unpack what it truly means to be rooted in obedience. We discuss seeking first the Kingdom of God and break down the difference between assignment, calling, and purpose — and why understanding that difference can change how you move in every season.

Priscilla shares her personal testimony of entrepreneurship, including the pivotal moment when God instructed her to shut down the business she built because it was her table, not His. That surrender led her into education, where she now works with high school students and faithfully stewards the Sisters in Christ community.

We also reflect on her experience attending Cultivate Conference last year, how the diversity of voices strengthened her, and why she’s excited for this year’s co-ed gathering as we forge the future together. This episode is honest, clarifying, and encouraging for anyone navigating obedience, transition, and purpose.

If this conversation resonates, be sure to subscribe and join us at Cultivate Conference on March 22, 2026 as we continue Forging the Future: Building Our Table.

Join us at the Cultivate Conference on March 22, 2026. Get your tickets at bossesblock.com and be in the room as we forge the future together.

In this episode of Let’s Greaux Podcast, I’m joined by Registered Dietitian, nonprofit founder, and author of Eating God’s Way, Bianca Coats, for a powerful conversation about wellness, leadership, and generational impact.

We talk about what it truly means to be well — not just busy, not just productive, but well in mind, body, and spirit. As entrepreneurs and leaders, burnout can feel normal. But Bianca challenges that mindset and reminds us that health is stewardship, not an afterthought.

In this episode, we discuss:
• Leading the next generation in wellness
• Burnout and sustainability for business owners
• The importance of understanding lab work, vitamins, and medications
• Educating ourselves instead of outsourcing responsibility
• Practical steps toward healthier eating and lifestyle habits
• What it means to truly “eat God’s way”
• Balancing purpose, nonprofit leadership, and personal health

Bianca shares from her experience as a dietitian and founder, but also as a believer who sees wellness as ministry. Her work reminds us that building legacy isn’t just about what we create — it’s about how we care for the bodies and communities God has entrusted to us.

As we prepare for the Cultivate Conference and continue this season of Forging the Future, this episode is a reminder that you cannot build well if you are not well.

Healing, growth, and leadership start with stewardship.

🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
📲 Stay connected: @lex.luxe_ | @bosses.block and @eating_gods_way for Bianca Coats RD