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Aarona Lea is the founder of the Moon Deck, an interactive oracle card set that that serves as a tool to connect to your intuition through the path of self-love and ritual, and shares insights on growth, purpose, transformation, practice, and creativity. I use my Moon Deck almost daily (it's one of the best oracle decks out there for everyone) and have been virtual friends with Aarona via Instagram for years. We recently met in person, and in this episode, you get to fall in love with Aarona and learn from her courageous, vulnerable journey of ritualizing emotional health while building a business committed to making money and taking care of people and planet at the same time.
In this episode (it comes in 2 parts - make sure you listen to both), we talk about:
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About Aarona Lea:
author & co-creator of The Moon Deck
emotional health advocate, speaker, & author
yoga and ritual wellness teacher
Inspired by 23 years of yoga, 14 years as a yoga teacher and wellness adviser, a BFA in photography, and a love of writing and travel - Aarona is deeply inspired to share her growth and tools with others.
Starting her healing journey as a child, Aarona had a natural pull towards spirit and magic which helped her to feel safe and connected during unstable times. Her curiosity led her on a life-long path of study, practice, and ritual where she explored the shadowy depths of healing trauma, recovered from bulimia and chronic binge/cleanse cycles, and continues to help normalize conversations around emotional health. She's influenced by several yoga traditions and personal-development roadmaps which have consistently guided her to healing and purpose through the path of self-love. As the author and co-creator of 'The Moon Deck', Aarona teaches practices and rituals to help bring balance and perspective to life's greatest breaths and is on
a mission to creatively collaborate with other conscious change-makers.
Aarona offers private and group Intuitive Oracle Readings with The Moon Deck, facilitates empowering workshops and retreats worldwide, teaches yoga classes in LA and NYC, and runs The Moon Deck biz full time. She's been featured in Mind Body Green, Free People BLDG25 Blog, New York Times, Self Magazine, National Geographic Traveler UK, Teach.Yoga, The Beauty Book, The Weather Channel, Wall Street Journal, Fréttblaðið of Iceland, Times of India, Origin Magazine, the cover of FitYoga, NBC, Elephant Journal, Yoga Journal, AlignYo, Well+Good NYC, and Co-Creator Radio.
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DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
Aarona Lea is the founder of the Moon Deck, an interactive oracle card set that that serves as a tool to connect to your intuition through the path of self-love and ritual, and shares insights on growth, purpose, transformation, practice, and creativity. I use my Moon Deck almost daily (it's one of the best oracle decks out there for everyone) and have been virtual friends with Aarona via Instagram for years. We recently met in person, and in this episode, you get to fall in love with Aarona and learn from her courageous, vulnerable journey of ritualizing emotional health while building a business committed to making money and taking care of people and planet at the same time.
In this episode (it comes in 2 parts - make sure you listen to both), we talk about:author & co-creator of The Moon Deck
emotional health advocate, speaker, & author
yoga and ritual wellness teacher
Inspired by 23 years of yoga, 14 years as a yoga teacher and wellness adviser, a BFA in photography, and a love of writing and travel - Aarona is deeply inspired to share her growth and tools with others.
Starting her healing journey as a child, Aarona had a natural pull towards spirit and magic which helped her to feel safe and connected during unstable times. Her curiosity led her on a life-long path of study, practice, and ritual where she explored the shadowy depths of healing trauma, recovered from bulimia and chronic binge/cleanse cycles, and continues to help normalize conversations around emotional health. She's influenced by several yoga traditions and personal-development roadmaps which have consistently guided her to healing and purpose through the path of self-love. As the author and co-creator of 'The Moon Deck', Aarona teaches practices and rituals to help bring balance and perspective to life's greatest breaths and is on
a mission to creatively collaborate with other conscious change-makers.
Aarona offers private and group Intuitive Oracle Readings with The Moon Deck, facilitates empowering workshops and retreats worldwide, teaches yoga classes in LA and NYC, and runs The Moon Deck biz full time. She's been featured in Mind Body Green, Free People BLDG25 Blog, New York Times, Self Magazine, National Geographic Traveler UK, Teach.Yoga, The Beauty Book, The Weather Channel, Wall Street Journal, Fréttblaðið of Iceland, Times of India, Origin Magazine, the cover of FitYoga, NBC, Elephant Journal, Yoga Journal, AlignYo, Well+Good NYC, and Co-Creator Radio.
Connect with Woke and Wired:DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
Danika Brysha is a positive force to be reckoned with. Danika is a self-care and wellness personality, founder and CEO of a healthy meal delivery service Model Meals, founder of the Brunch Series self-care and empowerment events and curve model with IMG. She openly shares her journey of recovering from bulimia and food addiction, living a minimal lifestyle in a 240-square food bus and finding peace in her body.
In this episode, we talk about:DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
As the founder and general partner of Day One Ventures, Masha Drokova travels the world advising and investing into some of the most innovative companies. But there's a catch: this 29-year-old VC (and a personal friend) only invests into what she calls "empathetic founders", and uses love and connection to build better businesses.
In this episode, Masha openly shares about meditation and other practices that have transformed her life, and have set her on a path to spreading love and human connection everywhere she goes (while building businesses). Masha is disrupting both VC and PR industries by bringing human connection forward, and I guarantee that this episode will inspire you to start meditating (or up your practice).
In this episode, we talk about:
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As soon as I came across Lauren Toyota's YouTube channel and saw her video on manifestation from 2015, I knew I had to have her on Woke and Wired. I'm super excited to be creating more videos lately, and it was so special to connect with someone who is also into the world of vlogging and mindset/consciousness at the same time. In this super fun interview, TV personality, media star and best selling author of "Vegan Comfort Classics" Lauren Toyota and I talk about:
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I met film director turned transformational healer Alexandra Roxo through Ruby Warrington, the guest on episode 3 of Woke and Wired podcast (they're the co-founders of the Moon Club). As soon as I saw her, I knew that I was meant to connect deeper with this fiery, sensual, deeply present woman. I have run into Alexandra several times at the Assemblage, where we recently did a sacred cacao ceremony together. Her vulnerability and artistic way of expressing her truth and her teachings are potent and refreshing, and I'm very excited to share them with you.
In this conversation, we talk about:
Connect with Alexandra Roxo:
@alexandraroxo
alexandraroxo.com
Moon Club Membership - free month
How To Embody Your Feminine Fire Moon Club Master Class - use code MOONLOVE20 for 20% off until 10/31 midnight pst
Mentioned in this episode:
Coach that Alexandra worked with – David, thebusinessmonk.com
About Alexandra Roxo:
Alexandra Roxo is a transformational mentor, healer, writer, and artist who is extremely passionate about empowering women. Her writing on personal growth and female empowerment, the divine feminine resurgence, moon ritual, and modern spirituality can be read on Girl Boss.com. Teen Vogue, Mind Body Green, and more. She has been featured in many publications for her deep, sensual, and raw approach to healing and transformation, and has also been named a "modern spiritual leader" by Well + Good.
She was called to find a way to share her spiritual work with women in places in the world where there is less access to workshops and classes and retreats so together with Ruby Warrington she created the online community Moon Club, which consists of hundreds of women worldwide who attend monthly online rituals, empowerment talks, and are guided by in journey and breathwork practices.
Alexandra has been called to help women find their voices, release limiting beliefs imposed by society, and come home to their true nature for as long as she can remember. She currently works with clients one on one and in groups, empowering and guiding them on their spiritual paths, leading events and retreats across the world, and writing daily empowering messages online. She has helped and inspired thousands of women to radically claim themselves and lead more passionate and conscious lives and it brings her great joy!
Prior to that she directed documentaries, a web show, and a feature film, wrote plays and created art along the same topics of what it means to be modern woman and what spiritual awakening feels like, which have been viewed by millions of people and featured in international press.
Her first spiritual mentorship began when she met her first teacher at age 12 whom she studied with annually until his passing in 2015. She began studying yoga and meditation at age 19 when she lived and studied with monastics abroad. Through her studies at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts where she earned a BFA she learned how to use theatre, embodiment work, breath work, movement, and storytelling for healing and personal transformation. She went on to study shamanic journey practice, sacred intimacy work, Earth based spiritual pratice, Reiki, and plant medicine ceremonial traditions with many teachers around the world. Her 15 years of meditation practice and moon ritual is what inspired her to create Moon Club as a place to gather for deep sharing and deep practice relating to the internal spiritual journey.
Her current studies include Vajrayana Tantric Buddhist practices with the renowned teacher and author, Lama Tsultrim Allione, and Kashmiri Shaivist Tantra practice with author and teacher, Sally Kempton, and alternative mental healthcare training.
She is working on her first book with the publisher Sounds True, out in early 2020 and will be leading retreats in 2019 at 1440 Multiversity, Kripalu Center, and Maha Rose Mexico and enjoying life between NYC and LA!
Connect with Woke and Wired:
DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
I met film director turned transformational healer Alexandra Roxo through Ruby Warrington, the guest on episode 3 of Woke and Wired podcast (they’re co-founders of the Moon Club). As soon as I saw her, I knew that I was meant to connect deeper with this fiery, sensual, deeply present woman. I have run into Alexandra several times at the Assemblage, where we recently did a sacred cacao ceremony together. Her vulnerability and artistic way of expressing her truth and her teachings are potent and refreshing, and I’m very excited to share them with you.
In this conversation, we talk about:
Connect with Alexandra Roxo:
@alexandraroxo
alexandraroxo.com
Moon Club Membership - free month
How To Embody Your Feminine Fire Moon Club Master Class - use code MOONLOVE20 for 20% off until 10/31 midnight pst
Mentioned in this episode:
Coach that Alexandra worked with – David, thebusinessmonk.com
About Alexandra Roxo:
Alexandra Roxo is a transformational mentor, healer, writer, and artist who is extremely passionate about empowering women. Her writing on personal growth and female empowerment, the divine feminine resurgence, moon ritual, and modern spirituality can be read on Girl Boss.com. Teen Vogue, Mind Body Green, and more. She has been featured in many publications for her deep, sensual, and raw approach to healing and transformation, and has also been named a "modern spiritual leader" by Well + Good.
She was called to find a way to share her spiritual work with women in places in the world where there is less access to workshops and classes and retreats so together with Ruby Warrington she created the online community Moon Club, which consists of hundreds of women worldwide who attend monthly online rituals, empowerment talks, and are guided by in journey and breathwork practices.
Alexandra has been called to help women find their voices, release limiting beliefs imposed by society, and come home to their true nature for as long as she can remember. She currently works with clients one on one and in groups, empowering and guiding them on their spiritual paths, leading events and retreats across the world, and writing daily empowering messages online. She has helped and inspired thousands of women to radically claim themselves and lead more passionate and conscious lives and it brings her great joy!
Prior to that she directed documentaries, a web show, and a feature film, wrote plays and created art along the same topics of what it means to be modern woman and what spiritual awakening feels like, which have been viewed by millions of people and featured in international press.
Her first spiritual mentorship began when she met her first teacher at age 12 whom she studied with annually until his passing in 2015. She began studying yoga and meditation at age 19 when she lived and studied with monastics abroad. Through her studies at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts where she earned a BFA she learned how to use theatre, embodiment work, breath work, movement, and storytelling for healing and personal transformation. She went on to study shamanic journey practice, sacred intimacy work, Earth based spiritual pratice, Reiki, and plant medicine ceremonial traditions with many teachers around the world. Her 15 years of meditation practice and moon ritual is what inspired her to create Moon Club as a place to gather for deep sharing and deep practice relating to the internal spiritual journey.
Her current studies include Vajrayana Tantric Buddhist practices with the renowned teacher and author, Lama Tsultrim Allione, and Kashmiri Shaivist Tantra practice with author and teacher, Sally Kempton, and alternative mental healthcare training.
She is working on her first book with the publisher Sounds True, out in early 2020 and will be leading retreats in 2019 at 1440 Multiversity, Kripalu Center, and Maha Rose Mexico and enjoying life between NYC and LA!
Connect with Woke and Wired:
DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
Donny Epstein is the developer of Network Spinal Analysis, a unique mind-body chiropractic method that's been studied at 11 universities and the founder of EpiEnergetics, a method that "uniquely applies energy and information consciously and ecologically to produce your personal or organizational extraordinary." He's worked with over a quarter million people around the globe, including CEOs, government leaders and celebrities.
Once I saw videos of Tony Robbins praising Donny, as well as the Skin Deep documentary about his work, I knew I was in for a massive life-expanding experience… and it truly was. Watch my vlog about the Grace Retreat on YouTube to get a glimpse into it.
Donny Epstein has been working with the human field of consciousness for decades and during the retreat, I got to sit down with him to talk about:DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
This bonus episode is here to remind you that social media is not end all be all, but a tool. To connect, express, create. To manifest! Focusing on comparing yourself to strangers on the internet is a choice you make. Does it empower you? Let go of the "shoulds" and focus on the "fuck yeahs". When you spend just a little more time looking inside, getting clear on what you TRULY want, and sharing your authentic truth, that's a direct pathway to becoming MAGNETIC, opening up the field of infinite possibilities, and attracting the opportunities you want. It works every single time! I share more about my story and how I got into social media in Episode 1.
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Katie Dalebout is one of the OGs in the podcasting world and has been putting out her top-rated podcast Let It Out every week for over 5 years. We met on Twitter at a Gabby Bernstein event and instantly became Internet friends when we found out we're both into acai bowls.
She ended up interviewing me on her podcast twice, and now the roles reverse as I get to chat with podcaster and Hay House published author Katie Dalebout about all of this and more:
let [a podcast] out is a comprehensive workshop for anyone looking to host, produce, and launch a podcast of their own.
This 8 module how-to-podcast workshop is designed to answer every question you have about podcasting, making it easy for you to start a podcast without really trying. Use code "KSENIA" to get $50 off the Let A Podcast Out program on letapodcastout.club.
Connect with Katie Dalebout:Read more about Katie on the show notes page.
Connect with Woke and Wired:DM me on Instagram @wokeandwired and let me know your favorite takeaways and show requests.
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