Podcast appearances and mentions of nisha moodley

Brave fam, this one is so necessary—for anyone who has ever questioned their leadership, their belonging, or their ability to receive.What if leadership wasn't about domination, hustle, and constant doing? What if it was about devotion, deep care, and learning to receive as much as we give? That's exactly what today's guest, Nisha Moodley, has devoted her life's work to teaching.Nisha Moodley is a women's leadership mentor, retreat facilitator, and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. She has spent over two decades guiding women to liberate their leadership, trust in community care, and rewrite what it means to be a sovereign yet deeply connected leader. Oh, and she's also a mama of two navigating love, co-parenting, and partnership after divorce. So yes—she gets it.What you'll get out of this episode… How to shift from “doing it all” to leading with devotion & easeWhy deep sisterhood & community care are essential (especially for women)The hidden cost of hyper-independence & why learning to receive is powerful AFPractical ways to build a support system that actually supports youHow to redefine leadership—so it works for you, your family & your lifeAn inside look at co-parenting, conscious relationships & dating as a single momLet's get into it.

Nisha Moodley, leadership coach, facilitator, and founder of Global Sisterhood Day, joins us to explore how anyone can harness midlife eros as a source of power and fuel for leadership and life. Through her groundbreaking insights and practices, Nisha redefines midlife as a phase of ripeness and potency, empowering us to shed patriarchal narratives and embrace our full aliveness. We discuss: Midlife eros as fuel for leadership: What it means to say "yes to life" and connect with your vitality. Redefining midlife: Moving away from cultural myths and embracing this phase as a time of wisdom and strength. Practical practices for embodiment: From movement with the "erotic creature" to connecting with your "inner elder." The impact of societal narratives: How rejecting these narratives transforms our relationships with ourselves, others, and the world. Reclaiming your truth: The power of aligning with the deeper truths about who you are and how you want to live. Whether you're in midlife, approaching it, or supporting someone on this journey, this episode will inspire you to fully embrace your life's juiciest and most vibrant chapters. Follow Nisha Moodley: Website: https://nishamoodley.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/nishamoodley Facebook: https://facebook.com/nishamoodley Global Sisterhood Day: globalsisterhoodday.com Mentioned in This Episode: Nisha's "Soul of Leadership" program: https://nishamoodley.com/soul-of-leadership Guided meditation to connect with your "inner elder": https://nishamoodley.com/elder-meditation More about Nisha's work and offerings: https://nishamoodley.com _______________________________ All links: ⁠⁠⁠⁠amyedwards.info⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@realamyedwards⁠⁠⁠⁠ Fight For Her: ⁠⁠⁠⁠fightforher.net⁠⁠⁠⁠ TikTok:⁠⁠⁠⁠ @themagicbabe⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube Channel⁠⁠⁠⁠ Podcast: ⁠⁠⁠⁠The Amy Edwards Show Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ Free Course:⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Ageless Mindset⁠⁠⁠⁠ Full Course: ⁠⁠⁠⁠The Youthfulness Hack⁠⁠⁠⁠ Work with Amy:⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Book a Call⁠⁠⁠⁠  Let's get you to your HAPPIEST and most RADIANT! Book a call to apply to work together one-on-one:  ⁠⁠https://amyedwards.as.me/15mincall⁠⁠ Get my FREE course "The Ageless Mindset: The Ultimate Guide to Look Younger and Feel Happier!" HERE: ⁠⁠https://best-you-life.teachable.com/p/the-ageless-mindset-the-ultimate-guide-to-look-younger-feel-happier⁠⁠ Get the full course “The Youthfulness Hack: The Secret System to Reverse Aging Fast and Create a New, Radiant You!” Out now! ⁠⁠https://best-you-life.teachable.com/p/the-youthfulness-hack⁠⁠ Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe – and share with a friend! It means so much! Thank you! 10% off WAANDS:⁠⁠https://waands.com/?ref=amyedwards⁠⁠ Or use code AMYEDWARDS for 10% off the CERVIX WAND: ⁠⁠https://waands.com/products/cervix-wand?ref=GKWwgfA1tYGAd⁠⁠ Amy's hair by ⁠⁠https://www.thecollectiveatx.com⁠⁠

On the soul of our work, the re-indigenizing of our minds and the vital force of sisterhood. (2:21) - Nisha's Background and Family Life (4:09) - Hiro Boga's Influence on Nisha's Work (7:55) - The Concept of Devotion and Partnership (10:43) - Civilization and Disconnection (15:26) - The Muse and Creative Practice (23:37) - Global Sisterhood Day and the Importance of Friendship (36:43) - Cultivating Friendship and Community (42:52)- Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts Nisha Moodley is an integrative leadership coach that holds her work – and our collective work – within devotional, animist relational ways. Nisha has 15 years of experience leading mastermind groups, online courses, and nearly 60 retreats. She was first trained to work with subtle energy nearly 30 years ago, and has since received in-depth Health Coach and Executive Coach training, become a Family Constellation facilitator, and deepened her practice through breathwork training, Ancestral healing, and archetypal studies. All of these teachings and modalities (and others) are integrated for guidance that works not just on the level of mindset, but also through much deeper listening and moving. Nisha is the mother of two small children, a newbie land steward, constantly seeking to understand the deeper systemic and historical implications of the individual and collective challenges we face today, weaving those considerations into the work as well.

Welcome, dear listeners. Today I'm welcoming the visionary, deep-hearted, Nisha Moodley. Nisha is an integrative leadership coach, the founder of Global Sisterhood Day, and a mother. As a mixed race woman with a background in health and executive coaching, intergenerational and energy healing and community building, Nisha has a unique understanding of the ecology of leadership and the ability to catalyze deepen growth for her clients. In this conversation, we explore how in her years of holding councils for woman, Nisha has learned to celebrate difference and transmute conflict. We also dive into the misconception that a woman's mid-life is where she should begin to slow down and “be quiet” — and we explore what we have the power to do instead. Tune in to learn more about: How to cultivate safe spaces that aren't conflict-avoidant The meaning of “Eros” and how it relates to how we experience our lives Why it's essential that we honor the ripeness in a woman's mid-life Trusting our inner voices even if what they're saying is unexpected The power of widening our field of support to our environment and ancestors   If you enjoy this episode, I invite you to explore Nisha's new course, Ripe: Awakening the Wise, Erotic Power of Midlife, which she's co-teaching with our last guest Ginny Muir this September.   Connect with Sarah: Follow Sarah on Instagram Learn more about Sarah's work Join Sarah for 21 Days of Untapped Support Connect with Nisha: Visit Nisha's website Follow Nisha on Instagram Tune into the Devotion Podcast Get Nisha's free guided meditation

Welcome back to Threshold Moments! This week I'm joined by Ginny Muir who was the co-leader of the Scotland trip I just shared in my Summer Adventure Series. Ginny is a highly sought-after ceremonial facilitator, and she's here to talk about ritual, wellness, and the rich ripeness that is possible in midlife. If you're interested in learning how your life might be filled with safer relationships that have more aliveness, eroticism, pleasure and vitality, then listen in as we discuss: The balance of curation and letting go Dancing with the eros of life Ginny's story of finding herself Why you have to be honest to get what you want Letting your soul sit in the driver's seat How to heal in relationship And if you love what Ginny shares, you can explore her upcoming program RIPE which she's co-hosting with Nisha Moodley this fall. Connect with Sarah Follow Sarah on Instagram Learn more about Sarah's work Join Sarah for 21 Days of Untapped Support Connect with Ginny Follow Ginny on Instagram Sign up for RIPE with Ginny & Nisha Moodley

Let's get real for a moment and speak to the elephant in the room. The coaching industry has been a bit of a hot mess lately. I know many want to dismiss the entire coaching industry… It's a cult! It's a big ole' MLM And others are holding on to dear life to their old school sales & marketing tactics What recession? ANYONE can manifest millions! The truth, as usual, is somewhere in the middle. Coaching is a potent modality for transformation, Anddddd….. The industry has some pretty gnarly, out-dated practices that are no longer relevant and have harmed many. Both are true. This is a sweet + short solo podcast. It is the introduction to the FREE panel series I am hosting Nov 8 - 10 called A New Chapter in the Coaching Industry: How Can We Do Better? https://nadiamunla.com/anc/ These conversations were some of the deepest I have ever had. period. So come join us. It's absolutely free. With amazing humans in our space including: Simone Seol, Nina Camille, Chelsey Jo Huntsman, Daje Aloh, Jeannine Yoder, Nisha Moodley, Rachael Maddox, Dr. Caite Gordon, Kendra Cunov, Nina Lombardo, Taj Savitri, Cara Viana, Jamie Jensen, Jessica Benstock, Juliana Luna, Kayce Neill and Ruby Fremon. Sign up here: https://nadiamunla.com/anc/ -- A few spots have opened in my private coaching practice: Email nadia@nadiamunla.com for an application + more details. — To connect with Nadia on IG: @nadiamunla For coaching/teaching/speaking inquiries: Email: info@nadiamunla.com

I'm so excited to introduce this love filled, wise and beautiful soul who I've had the privilege of learning from over the last three years. In this deep and poignant episode, Nisha talks about how magic wove its way into her life through the serendipitous arrival of teachers, who arrived in the shape of friends, parents of friends, neighbouring yoga teachers and more. She talks about the relationship between trauma and wisdom and how this shapes our intuition. We also explore the importance of reverent, generous and gratitude-centred practices of devotion to nature, and she explains her beautiful understanding of the ecology of leadership. Nisha's energy is powerful, gentle, full of love, and oh so beautiful. Her wisdom is deep, and her truth critical in today's world. This is not an episode you want to miss. Enjoy! Upcoming Ceremonial Workshop: RISE On Friday October 29, I'll be hosting RISE, a Ceremonial Workshop curated for women who are ready to detox from the patriarchal narratives that have made their way into our pathways, and step into the truth & power of the woman they were born to be. Investment: $111 (can be applied to future work with me over the coming year!). If this resonates, you can learn more at https://www.alexandrahughes.com/rise More about Nisha and her magic Nisha Moodley is an integrative leadership coach, with 15 years of experience leading mastermind groups, online courses, and over 50 retreats. She was first trained to work with subtle energy nearly 30 years ago, and has since received in-depth Health Coach & Executive Coach trainings, become a Family Constellation facilitator, and deepened her practice through breathwork training, ancestral healing, and archetypal studies. All of these teachings and modalities (and others) are integrated for coaching that works not just on the level of mindset, but also through much deeper healing and integration. Nisha is the mother of two small children, a newbie land steward, and is constantly seeking to understand the deeper systemic and historical implications of the individual and collective challenges we face today, weaving those considerations into the work as well. You can find Nisha at NishaMoodley.com

Today's episode wraps up the journey I have been through to become the Licensed Psychologist I am today and where my life has taken me on this continuous path of growth and evolution. I invite you to listen to this episode as I share some of the memories of leaving my agency work continuing on to the beginning of starting my private practice, until today. Many emotions unravel as I talk about all the things that lead me to this moment; from reinventing how to operate my business, to trusting my gut and connecting to my inner calling, to focusing on the things that really give me joy by recognizing my season in life and learning how to move forward this way. Through this journey I had to recognize and deal with things that you might relate to like: Imposter syndrome feelings from charging money. Struggling as a business owner, because I don't have an entrepreneur background or example in my family. Living on a go-go mentality was quickly making me feel burnout to make up for all the things I felt I needed to accomplish. I share some things that have helped me in this evolution and although it's still a work in progress it has definitely helped me have a more balanced work/family life. Recognizing my strengths and focusing on my expertise Surrounding myself with people and learning to rely on their ability to help me accomplish my goals. To which I have to say, I am very grateful for my team! Anna Olvina, my graphic designer and SM expert, Susana Romero my Podcast Audio editor, and my Podcast producer; Rossana Garcia-Stella. Joining mastermind programs like Kate Northrup's and Nisha Moodley's. Integrating systems and automatization of the programs I use for my practice and for the podcast. Some of these are; Calendly, Kajabi, Simple Practice. Not following every idea or impulse, learning to identify the ones that would really work with my season of life. WHERE ARE YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY? CAN YOU IDENTIFY YOUR SEASON OF LIFE? MY HOPE FOR YOU IS THAT YOU CAN! To learn more about the coaching program coming in the Fall (starting October) please check it out HERE! Maybe it can help answer some of the questions posed today! For more information about the services Anna, Susana, and Rossana provide feel free to contact them directly: Anna Olvina annmolvina@gmail.com Susana Romero susanarof33@gmail.com Rossana Garcia-Stella rossana@goodstellas.com or visit www.goodstellas.com To stay informed about the upcoming episodes, events, blog, and offerings make sure to SIGN UP to our Newsletter. If you liked this episode, please subscribe via your favorite podcast player, rate, and review. This way it will help to reach more folx that would like it. Thanks! Lastly, feel free to send me an email to info@thebeyondresiliencelife.com and share your thoughts about it, to collaborate, and to nominate yourself or others as a guest for this show. If you want to share your story I would love to hear from you, I am here to share our stories, the collective experiences that have taken us to today.

Announcement: This is the last week to book a call for the 2021-2022 Way of the Priestess Training Program with Meredith Rom. We begin June 10, 2021. Download the program guide at risingwomenleaders.com/priestess   I can’t believe almost seven years has passed since I first met Kit Maloney at a weekend retreat for creative entrepreneurs with Sarah Jenks and Nisha Moodley. Since then Kit has had several businesses, from focusing on female pleasure and orgasm to helping women connect with their womb and heal their relationship to their menstrual cycle. Kit is an inspiration when it comes to following one’s intuition to take creative entrepreneurial risks. Kit now runs Kitara, a company in devotion to sharing safe and easy, in-home yoni steaming. They offer beautiful steam seats, organic herbs, consultations, community & more. With her unique blend of feminism, creativity, and determination, Kit is on a venture to spread love and healing to women everywhere. In this episode we discussed: Yoni Steaming + connecting people to their body and wombspace as a way of better understanding their intuition and access the depths of their healing Kit’s story growing up in academia and shifting from achievement productivity focused masculine world to integrating feminine lifestyle shifts into her life Why brown blood sometimes release at the beginning of a cycle and how to cleanse old blood through yoni steaming The best time to steam The big fears Kit had to overcome to follow a path of creative entrepreneurship Kit’s wisdom on stepping into a more purposeful and fulfilling life How we can use our intuition to inform our business decisions and endeavors Use our discount code “RisingLove” for$10 off any yoni steam seat you purchase from Kitara Stay in Touch with Kit: Website Instagram Stay in Touch with Rising Women Leaders: Website Instagram   For twenty years Kit Maloney has been an activist, academic, and entrepreneur committed to channeling her passion for gender equity into a celebration of women and yoni bodied folks embodied health and healing. She’s earned a Masters degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics and has been featured widely in the media, including Glamour, Self, and Bustle. She is also the founder of O’actually & The Pleasure Pledge, two ventures honoring female sexual pleasure (and orgasms!) for safety, healing, and empowerment. Marie Claire named Kit an "Amazing Woman" for her work celebrating women's sexuality.    

Today begins a brand new season of Unforgettable! A season dedicated to taking us back to the foundations of messaging.  Starting with… What is messaging, really? Believe me, I’ve heard a lot of myths and misunderstandings in the past several years I’ve been leading messaging workshops and Masterminds! That it’s all about wordsmithing or dialing in your elevator pitch.  That there’s a “right” way to do it — following formulas and scripts that work for others.  That it’s about selling at all costs and has to feel icky or robotic to be successful.  But when you’re a sensitive Messenger who cares deeply, values-based messaging is where your power lies. Because there’s a difference between simply following copywriting rules and marketing tactics and messaging according to your integrity. So, fresh on the heels of the Speaking to What Matters series, it’s time to re-define what messaging really is.  We start with today’s episode, where you’ll learn the difference between core message and messaging plus how to reset how you think about messaging and start crafting messaging that’s in alignment with your values. You’ll learn Listen in. Deeper support from me: Join the FREE 5-day Message Clarity Challenge to cut through the noise and calls in your people…without having to change who you are. Starts March 22nd, 2021!  What’s your Messenger Archetype? Take the quiz. My Messenger Mastermind is an intimate circle of up to 6 women coaches & leaders who want to feel solid, confident & consistent in their messaging and grow a movement that matters ~ both to the world and to their business’ bottom line. As a Copywriter, I write messaging for Your Website that makes your dream clients feel SEEN and conveys the true value and impact of your work so that it moves them to sign up.  Links from the Episode: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED Talk: The Danger of a Single Story  Tiq Milan & Kim Katrin Milan’s TED Talk: A Queer Vision Of Love and Marriage Maysoon Zayid’s TED Talk: I Got 99 Problems…. Palsy Is Just One  #173 Evolving Your Work to Have a Social Justice Lens with Cher Hale #174 Feminist Marketing & Copy That Doesn’t Oppress with Kelly Diels #175 Is My Niche Excluding Marginalized People? With Trudi Lebron #176 Cis-Centering, Pronouns and Leadership with Tamala Poljak #177 Speaking About Issues Without Co-Opting Them with Nisha Moodley #151 Why I Stopped Sacrificing Integrity for Strategy #152 Values-Based Marketing: How to Lead with Integrity Playing Big by Tara Mohr What’s your biggest takeaway about values-based messaging? Listen to the episode then let me know in the comments over on Instagram. Warmth, Adria

Closing out Speaking to What Matters: Conversations on Messaging for a More Just World, here is my personal debrief with specific aha moments and learnings I took away from each leader about how to show up for social justice in your messaging. Listen in. A Few Takeaways: You can’t slap up new inclusive messaging on your website and expect more diverse clients to come. Messaging is the end point after you’ve done the internal work and learning. (Hat tip to convos with Cher Hale and Trudi Lebron.) Be discerning. There’s no formula for knowing when to pass the mic / when to speak up / what to say / how to do any of this. (HT Erica Courdae and Nisha Moodley.) Be really clear, specific and explicit about who your work is for. More words vs collapsing people into narrow labels for the sake of tidy marketing. (HT Kelly Diels and Trudi Lebron.) Slow down. Harm often happens when we’re moving so fast and not taking time to be intentional and present and see the actual humans in front of us. (HT Tamala Poljak, Nisha Moodley, and Trudi Lebron.) Values-based marketing is when you attract people who don’t just have the problem you solve but who share the same values. (HT Trudi Lebron and Kelly Diels.) It’s not about being an “expert,” it’s about being a leader. And being a leader is more about how you show up than about doing it perfectly or right. (HT Nisha Moodley, Tamala Poljak and Erica Courdae.)   Deeper support from me: What’s your Messenger Archetype? Take the quiz. My Messenger Mastermind is an intimate circle of up to 6 women coaches & leaders who want to feel solid, confident & consistent in their messaging and grow a movement that matters ~ both to the world and to their business’ bottom line. As a Copywriter + Messaging Expert, I craft websites that make your dream clients feel SEEN and convey the true value and impact of your work so that it moves them to sign up.  Did these conversations create any shifts or realizations for you? Anything you’re implementing into your business? Let me know in the comments of this episode’s post over on Instagram. Warmth, Adria

We’re all continually learning & navigating how to share in these times which are highly polarized and where a lot of our collective trauma is at the surface.  As my guest today, Nisha Moodley, points out, we’re just at the beginning of learning how to be together on the internet. And we’re unlearning + relearning how to do it in a different, more generative way. Nisha is an Integrative Leadership Coach who’s been supporting women to liberate their leadership and weave their gifts in service of our shared vision for the past 10 years. With an Indian father who escaped apartheid in South Africa and a mother who traveled around the world consulting with the UN on democratic elections, she grew up having justice-oriented conversations at the dinner table.  This can be a scary time to share our ideas, thoughts, hearts and work online, especially if we are empaths, highly sensitive, or naturally more private or quiet.  And also, with the rush of social media and online business training ingrained into us, it can be easy to unintentionally co-opt or capitalize on important issues without meaning to. In this convo, we dive into how to share in a way that is intentional and sensitive to big traumatic world events…even if you’re in the middle of a launch. Listen in. Nisha and I talk about The importance of holding the framework of “we’re learning” so we don’t get attached to “how do I do it RIGHT” How people are willing to give one another more grace when we’re met with genuine openness, receptivity and humility The blurry line between sharing our experiences and centering our own experiences What it means to be willing to “learn in public” for those of us who have an online business or share parts of our lives and work online How can we slow down, come into our humanity, and connect with what is happening and who it’s happening to? Why using your voice requires you to face your internal perfectionism and attachment to being seen as right or good Deeper support from me: What’s your Messenger Archetype? Take the quiz. My Messenger Mastermind is an intimate circle of up to 6 women coaches & leaders who want to feel solid, confident & consistent in their messaging and grow a movement that matters ~ both to the world and to their business’ bottom line. As a Copywriter + Messaging Expert, I craft websites that make your dream clients feel SEEN and convey the true value and impact of your work so that it moves them to sign up.  Nisha’s Links: Devotion Podcast Instagram @nishamoodley Nisha’s Website What sparked for you from my conversation with Tamala?  Let us know in the comments of this episode’s post over on Instagram. Warmth, Adria

Here we are, at the first episode of Speaking to What Matters: Conversations on Messaging for a More Just World.  It’s my hope that this series of informal, real conversations with social justice leaders brings you at least one shift, aha moment, or breakthrough in how you want to show up.  Here’s where we’ll be going & who we’ll be learning from: [171] Messaging For a More Just World [172] Being an Imperfect Ally…When You’re a Sensitive Soul with Erica Courdae  [173] Evolving Your Work to Have a Social Justice Lens with Cher Hale [174 Feminist Marketing & Copy that Doesn’t Oppress with Kelly Diels [175] Is My Niche Excluding Marginalized People? With Trudi Lebron  [176] CIS- & Hetero-Normativity in Our Leadership with Tamala Poljak [177] Speaking About Issues Without Co-Opting Them to “Sell” with Nisha Moodley [178] What I Learned From 6 Social Justice Leaders About Messaging Today’s episode is our starting place, setting the foundation to lean into this series.  In all honesty, I sat for a while with whether to share my personal experiences of privilege and fragility. (Think sleepless nights debating whether to re-record this episode.) I don’t want to center my own experience.  But I also want to bring awareness to the layers of blindness we have when we posess dominant identities – white, CIS, hetero, able-bodied, medium-sized, middle class, youthful-looking.  Because most of us have at least one dominant identity which means most of us have certain, often invisible (to us), privileges that go along with that identity.  Even as well-meaning folks.  I want to normalize the feelings of discomfort that go along with this so that we can begin to TURN TOWARDS them rather than hiding from them and staying silent.  So I left this episode as-is. An imperfect, messy, honest, quick chat with you before diving into conversations with six smart, insightful leaders. (Starting tomorrow!) Part personal, part inspirational.   Listen in. Deeper support from me: What’s your Messenger Archetype? Take the quiz. My Messenger Mastermind is an intimate circle of up to 6 women coaches & leaders who want to feel solid, confident & consistent in their messaging and grow a movement that matters ~ both to the world and to their business’ bottom line. As a Copywriter + Messaging Expert, I craft websites that make your dream clients feel SEEN and convey the true value and impact of your work so that it moves them to sign up.  If there was one shift or breakthrough you’d want to take away from this series, what would it be? Let me know in the comments over on Instagram. Warmth, Adria

Today on the Everything Belongs Podcast, Madison is in conversation with Nisha Moodley, Nisha is an Integrative Leadership Coach, the founder of Global Sisterhood Day and the host of Devotion Podcast. As a bi-racial woman with a background in health & executive coaching, intergenerational & energy healing and community building, she has a unique relationship to the ecology of leadership and the ability to catalyze deep growth for her clients. Nisha's been a coach for over a decade, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and nearly 50 retreats, supporting womxn to liberate their leadership and weave their gifts in service of a more beautiful world. In this episode, Madison and Nisha speak on having regenerative relationships with our businesses, our leadership, the earth and our communities. They also discuss Nisha's own experience with grief, redemption and death and how to trust the life that flows from death.  Listen in and find the full show notes here: http://madisonmorrigan.com/podcast-rss-feed/Join the Everything Belongs membership: https://www.madisonmorrigan.com/membershipGuest Links:Nisha's Website: https://nishamoodley.com/Nisha's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nishamoodley/

Patriarchy tells you that you’re not good enough. Capitalism says you’re not educated enough. These societal narratives are a lie - but they could be holding you back from being the leader that your community deserves. On today’s episode, I talk with beautiful soul and integrative leadership coach Nisha Moodley about how to change the conversation around leadership so you can embrace who you are and become the revolutionary leader you are truly capable of being.  We dive into: What integrative leadership really means and how she came to focus on leadership in her practice The importance of embracing pleasure instead of restriction What holds a lot of folks back from becoming revolutionary leaders Why you should NOT be relating self worth and boundaries with caring less for your people The MOST IMPORTANT thing your leadership has to have to be truly revolutionary What you need to release to embrace the role of leader in your life The harm of internalized hierarchies of dominance and learning to resist them Why Nisha weaves the idea of devotion into her brand And so many more gems!   Connect with Nisha: Website: Nishamoodley.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/nishamoodley/?hl=en Get in on her free offering: https://embodyyourleadership.com/ Connect with Gieselle:  Join me in my free private Facebook group, The Woman of Color Entrepreneur Revolution, and continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/679342759273155/  Apply for 1:1 coaching with me: https://www.gieselleallen.com/book-now  Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gieselleallen

By conquering our fears, getting uncomfortable, and building the right momentum, we can achieve unbelievable growth in our business and life. The first step is to take action and just go for it.   In today’s incredible episode, I am talking with Nisha Moodley, an Integrative Leadership coach for visionary women who want to make an impact through their work. Nisha was an IIN Coach as well. She is here to talk all about how she built a sustainable business by overcoming her fears, why mindset shifts are critical for pivoting into a business that makes a difference in the world, and the importance of connecting with your WHY.  Resources: Visit https://yourhealthcoachbiz.com/links/ for a few freebies and to read through my mini-courses. Make sure to go to my Facebook page HERE to get notified when I’m going live. Don’t forget to tag me on Instagram at @RachelAFeldman and let me know what your favorite part of the episode was.

By conquering our fears, getting uncomfortable, and building the right momentum, we can achieve unbelievable growth in our business and life. The first step is to take action and just go for it.   In today’s incredible episode, I am talking with Nisha Moodley, an Integrative Leadership coach for visionary women who want to make an impact through their work. Nisha was an IIN Coach as well. She is here to talk all about how she built a sustainable business by overcoming her fears, why mindset shifts are critical for pivoting into a business that makes a difference in the world, and the importance of connecting with your WHY.  Resources: Visit https://yourhealthcoachbiz.com/links/ for a few freebies and to read through my mini-courses. Make sure to go to my Facebook page HERE to get notified when I’m going live. Don’t forget to tag me on Instagram at @RachelAFeldman and let me know what your favorite part of the episode was.

Nisha is an Integrative Leadership coach, the founder of Global Sisterhood Day, and the host of the Devotion podcast. She's been walking with women for 12 years, facilitating annual mastermind groups, several online courses, and nearly 50 retreats.::In this conversation, we explore: Taking big leaps, transitioning and pivoting in our work and lifeSourcing wisdom from our wise ancestorsCommunity and vulnerability as a catalyst for liberationEmbracing our inner witchy-ness and intuitive sensesThe concept of the soul of our businessBeing extractional vs. being in right relationship with our workSurrendering to our unique path and allowing it to unfurlA potent business ritual you can try out and explore::You’ll find the show notes here.::You can connect with Nisha Moodley at nishamoodley.com, or @nishamoodley.::If you resonated with this conversation, pass it along, leave a review or share it over on Instagram stories (tag @phoenixrose.co). That’ll help it get out into the world :)::Let's connect! InstagramJoin the Collective of Womxn Rising in BusinessPhoenixrose.co::Thank you to Larisa Gosla for the beautiful music.

In this tender episode of Belonging, I'm sharing the story of the birth of my daughter, Atlas. To help me piece together all that happened (because parts are already beginning to fade and other parts exist for me outside of time and space), my dear friend and new doula who was with me through the whole process, Nisha Moodley, joined me to guide us through the conversation. Together, we weave the story of what happened over the course of my 48+ hour labor — sharing moments of celebration, moments of grief and fear, and moments that happened outside of my awareness. As I share with Nisha, it's helpful to be witnessed in my own processing of this birth experience. It's something I'll be processing forever and a story I will want to tell again and again. Find show notes for this episode here: https://beccapiastrelli.com/birth-story/ Follow Nisha on Instagram: http://instagram.com/nishamoodley/ Follow Becca on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beccapiastrelli/

#407: The Amy Ahlers Show is especially for powerful women that are ready to STOP being so darn hard on themselves and end the cycle of burnout, so they can RISE into a leader we can believe in. Show notes for today's episode can be found at www.AmyAhlersShow.com/407   How can you embody leadership right now? I brought a special guest, Nisha Moodley, to the show today to explore this important topic. Nisha is an Integrative Leadership Coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. As a mixed-race woman with a background in health & executive coaching, intergenerational & energy healing, and community building, she has a unique understanding of the ecology of leadership and the ability to catalyze deep growth for her clients.    Nisha's been a coach for over a decade, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and nearly 50 retreats, supporting folks to liberate their leadership and weave their gifts in service of our shared vision. You can find her online at NishaMoodley.com   Tune in and discover:  Why we are all leaders and all followers at the same time What your authentic version of leadership is The importance of marginalized voices being heard and Nisha's own experience of “othering”   Nisha has an upcoming free online workshop called Embody Your Leadership: Expand your freedom to show up with vision & devotion. Register for free at www.amyahlersshow.com/root

Joining us on today's episode of the show is Cailen Ascher. Cailen is a Business Coach with a 3-day workweek, a mom of two, and the founder of Success Made Simple Academy ™, a yearlong program for women entrepreneurs who want to build a profitable business in part-time hours. Best known for her 3-day workweek, Cailen has been featured in Business Insider, Huffington Post, and Inspired Coach Magazine. She's been interviewed on Entrepreneur on Fire and She Means Business Podcast among many others. Her masterminds and teachings have helped thousands of women upgrade their lives and businesses with her simple strategies for working less, making more and living better. Cailen lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with her husband, two small daughters, and a spunky dog named Olive. For an insider look at Cailen's 3-day workweek schedule to see how she works just 3 days a week and runs a 6-figure business, visit www.CailenAscher.com. This Week on the Get Paid Podcast   How to host an impromptu happy hour for your business Cailen's journey as an entrepreneur: from trying to find a career to “step into”, to running a business on her terms Working a three-day workweek Why Cailen gave up on selling courses How Cailen succeeded in selling a new coaching offer to her existing list Why Cailen has invested over $75k in coaches Cailen's challenge to fill 8 coaching spots and achieve $32,000 in sales Capitalizing on her awesome team members Sharing business lessons and bringing in guests on her podcast Playing “Get Clients” bingo How Cailen is testing webinars, building funnels, and planning to scale to seven-figures Mentioned in this episode: Nisha Moodley coaching Uplifted™ (Cailen's Mastermind) 3-day Workweek Facebook Group Success Made Simple Academy ™ (Cailen's Academy) The 3-Day Workweek Podcast Connect with Cailen: Website Instagram Facebook   The Most Important Training for Course Creators    If you're like me, you've heard the talk: “Evergreen funnels aren't effective. Only certain types of businesses can actually sell on autopilot”. But, that's not true at all. I've made $50,000 in revenue with Mariah Coz's evergreen funnel strategies.    Now, you can walk through her entire system in her free class: ‘How To Sell More Courses With An Evergreen Sales Funnel'.  It's kinda insane how detailed she gets in this training. Visit clairepells.com/ee to get it right now.    Now it's time to GET PAID   Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media.   Now, it's time to go get yourself paid.

It’s Day 5 of the Mentor Masterclass Holiday Challenge Podcast!  Today’s episode is near and dear to my heart because I get to introduce someone who is very special in my life – my FIRST personal mentor, Nisha Moodley. Danielle LaPorte, (who you’ll meet in a few days in the challenge), author of The Desire Map, says, “Nisha brings a feminine twist to everything she teaches and touches — an inclusive, sensual kind of wisdom that’s just what we need to round out our ambitions.” Nisha’s approach is based on her belief that the world will be set free by women who are ALREADY FREE themselves, and that sisterhood is the key to women helping other women become free. Nisha is also one of the core mentors inside my signature coach training program, Mentor Masterclass. Her challenge is perfect for today because it’s a good example of the huge impact mentors can make in our lives. Since they’re already doing things we’d like to be doing, mentors are powerful role models because they make it easier for us to see a clear picture of what we want to create in our lives. And today Nisha not only imparts her wisdom (and gives us a challenge you won’t want to miss.  It’s one of the most successful business and brand building tools I’ve ever learned!) but is shining a light on what we sometimes gloss over during the holidays: that there can be both wonderful and negative emotions within us—and that it’s okay. All set to learn more? Let’s go — listen in now! How to Play Full-Out 1. Listen to the podcast episode Listen to today’s episode and follow the instructions to do your challenge activity. Each challenge is a fun and easy way to practice what you learn in the episode, while having some holiday fun inside our supportive community of coaches and mentors at the same time. 2. Share & Win Prizes Follow the instructions and then share on Instagram, or Facebook if you do not have an Instagram using the tags #MMHolidayChallenge @mentor.masterclass and @jeannine.yoder.   Tag Nisha, too! She’s @NishaMoodley on Instagram and Facebook. Click here to follow us NOW on Instagram @jeannine.yoder and @mentor.masterclass. Some podcasts may mention an old Instagram or Twitter page, but this year we’re focused on using Instagram and these pages to track your sharing and to give out prizes. This is also the best place to make sure I personally see what you post. We’re tracking tags and shares, so the more you play, the more chances you have to win prizes and a potential scholarship to join my signature program Mentor Masterclass. Plus Instagram is one of the best places to engage with like-minded powerful women and start to create a brand as a coach, let’s use this challenge as a way to get you comfortable being seen and to grow your following on social media! 3. Reflect & Renew What would it feel like if you were serving your future clients and interacting with your friends and family from that “future” version of you? What would life look like if you were clear and focused on taking steps toward your North Star, daily? How would your life be different if you had a strong why and calling for how you spent your time and the way you made money? 4. Earn a Full or Partial Scholarship to Mentor Masterclass If you’d like to be considered for a full or partial scholarship to Mentor Masterclass, download a copy of the Holiday Challenge Reflection & Support Guide (or “workbook”) here.  The workbook contains the reflection questions for podcasts you’ve already listened to during the week, to help reinforce and review what you’ve learned. Simply follow the instructions inside the workbook when you receive it.   The workbook is also your scholarship application. To be considered for the full or partial scholarship, follow the instructions on the workbook information page. Make sure to email your completed workbook between Sunday, December 15 and Wednesday, December 18. (The deadline to enter is 5pm ET on Wednesday, December 18.)   We’ll choose a scholarship winner and announce her name during the Live Call on Tuesday, January 7, 2020. You must be on the call live to win. To make sure you don’t miss it, sign up for the live celebration call here and reserve your space NOW. 5. Join the Holiday Challenge Sisterhood Lean in, receive support, and share in the heartfelt bonds we’re creating in the private Facebook group. If you haven’t yet, click here to join.  My intention is to fill this year’s Challenge with love, sisterhood, and celebration. I welcome you with open arms and an open heart and I look forward to connecting in a deeply-felt way during this very special season. Yours in sisterhood,  Jey Have friends or family who would like to join us? Send them to www.MMHolidayChallenge.com so they can: ✯ Learn the process I’ve discovered is key to thriving as a life coach. ✯ Grow and fill your social media with like-minded, powerful women. ✯ Get the antidote to the holiday hustle to-do list. ✯ Lean in and receive the support of sisterhood and your favorite feminine thought leaders. ✯ Start the New Year with new rituals, intention, & soulful purpose. Learn the process I discovered is the key to thriving in self-care and as a life coach. Have Questions? If you have a question or need support, follow these two steps: Step One: Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions document. There’s a good chance you’ll find an immediate answer to your question. Step Two: If you don’t find what you’re looking for, then send an email to Support@MentorMasterclass.com, and someone from our team will get right back to you.

This is an interview from the Speak Up 2015. The links have expired, but the content is still awesome which is why I put this interview on the podcast! To find out more about Nisha Moodley, go to https://nishamoodley.com/

I asked Nisha to join me today to talk about belonging in community. It's a big topic, but Nisha and I are in the same community. We used to live down the street from each other and we are in a circle of women that gather each month under the new moon. We’ve seen each other grow and change over the years, but have both been committed to creating meaningful and lasting community—no matter how hard and uncomfortable it can be. And, it turns out, it can be pretty uncomfortable to create healthy relationships, and it’s totally worth it. In our conversation, Nisha and I talk about what it means to be deep friends, how we can be more inclusive in our circles, how we can get our needs met in community, the collective vision of the village and how we can get back to that, how to navigate conflict in friendship and community, the importance of making agreements, and her journey into motherhood and how our current system doesn’t support mothers very well. Find show notes for this episode here: https://beccapiastrelli.com/nisha-moodley/ Follow Nisha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nishamoodley/ Follow Becca on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beccapiastrelli/ Credit for the phrase "be a good ancestor" goes to Arianna of https://www.quwutsunmade.com/

Nisha Moodley is a leadership coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. She integrates healing modalities such as breathwork and Family Constellations, with health & executive coaching, to support her clients in becoming more effective, courageous, heartfelt leaders in their lives and work.Nisha works with ambitious women who feel deeply called to serve our world, and to do it without sacrificing their relationships, wellbeing, or our planet in the process. She's been a coach for over a decade, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and over 30 retreats. You can find her online at NishaMoodley.comIn this podcast we talk about time constructs, emotional eating, connecting to the body, Global Sisterhood Day, leaning into women and deepening your relationships with women. We also connect on leadership, how you feel called to serve, rituals of connecting to your body and nature. Nisha also speaks to being with other people when you feel sad as opposed to isolating yourself. We touched on our internal north stars and finding your soul crew.

Nisha Moodley is a leadership coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. She integrates healing modalities such as breathwork and Family Constellations, with health & executive coaching, to support her clients in becoming more effective, courageous, heartfelt leaders in their lives and work.Nisha works with ambitious women who feel deeply called to serve our world, and to do it without sacrificing their relationships, wellbeing, or our planet in the process. She’s been a coach for over a decade, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and over 30 retreats. You can find her online at NishaMoodley.comIn this podcast we talk about time constructs, emotional eating, connecting to the body, Global Sisterhood Day, leaning into women and deepening your relationships with women. We also connect on leadership, how you feel called to serve, rituals of connecting to your body and nature. Nisha also speaks to being with other people when you feel sad as opposed to isolating yourself. We touched on our internal north stars and finding your soul crew.

Are you looking to embrace the next level of your leadership, honor your true calling, connect with your deepest truths and align with your soul.... without getting lost in overwhelm or burn-out. If so, then you will love this conversation with Nisha Moodley.  Nisha is an amazing entrepreneur, life coach, and activist. She is also the founder of Soul Leadership - a year-long course for women and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day where Women from around the Globe gather to celebrate the unique and important relationships between women. She works with women who feel a deep calling to offer their hearts and hands in service to humanity, and through their work together, her aim is to support them in embracing their innate brilliance, expanding their freedom, embodying their leadership, and aligning their actions with their inner truth. Nisha brings so much creativity, honesty and intention to the work she's doing in the world and I loved this conversation SO MUCH - in this episode, we talk connect about:  Work Life Balance  Motherhood Global Sisterhood and the Importance of Tribe  Asking powerful questions to connect more deeply  Soul of Leadership  Truth and Authenticity  Resources: Emily Ghosh Harris Website Emily's Instagram  Soul Collective Instagram     https://nishamoodley.com/ https://soulofleadership.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nishamoodley/  

Finally, my infamous mentor, Nisha Moodley joins me for an intriguing discussion about personal sovereignty and power!Sovereignty is a leadership quality I learned about through Nisha's program, Soul of Leadership, and HOLY GUACAMOLE is it powerful! It's empowered me to have healthier boundaries at work and at home, show up in a more powerful way for my clients and loved ones, and has helped me recognize my own personal power. As Nisha discusses the ways power has been distorted by society and its systems, she calls us back to true, authentic power — the kind that can't be taken away and that truly sets us free. No matter which way you slice it, this conversation is important and has the ability to true catalyze a change in perspective.Nisha is opening enrollment for her course, Soul of Leadership, is this month. I HIGHLY recommend it, not because I get paid or rewarded to (I don't) but because I believe in it. It's truly changed my life. You can learn more about that at https://soulofleadership.com/ and can connect with her at https://nishamoodley.com or on Instagram @nishamoodley.

I am not sure how it's taken me four years to get my dear friend Nisha Moodley on the podcast, but I'm grateful for the divine timing and the depth, beauty and importance woven through this conversation.   Nisha's big truth was that community care is a huge aspect of our path forward.   We talked about how our understanding of what we need in community has changed, what exactly community care is, what togetherness and our ability to be real with each other looks like, as well as the layers of complexity to all of this.   We explored the vulnerability in asking for what you need and receiving it, especially when complex relationship dynamics are present, and how we create space for ourselves and others.   We touched on restorative justice, when talking is a useful action and when it's not, the power in paradox and when honest self-reflection is needed.   It's a juicy, listen more than once type of episode. Enjoy, share, and let us know how it hits you!   xo, E   For more information and for full show notes, head to http://untameyourself.com/310 Truth Telling with Elizabeth DiAlto aims to cut through the noise and ignorance of our current culture by exploring the truths of a diverse range of incredible voices. From authors, artists, creatives and educators, to activists, speakers and those in various scientific and esoteric fields - our guests hail from cultures and countries all over the world. The main intention here is to contribute to creating a kinder, gentler, more curious, collaborative, reverent world where people respect each others’ background experiences and truths and they learn to trust in themselves and life and recognize that we really do need each other.  We post a new interview every Monday and if you want to keep up with the show notes and quotes from our guests you can follow me on Instagram.  If you love what you hear here and you find it useful and inspiring the best way to show your appreciation is to share the episode, subscribe to the show, and leave us a review wherever you listen from.

If you’re looking for inspiring and practical ways to deepen your leadership, then this episode of the Lead with Love podcast is for you. In this episode, I get cozy with my friend and women’s leadership coach, Nisha Moodley where we talk about open hearted leadership, boundaries, motherhood and business, and channeling anger for the greater good. Nisha is the founder of Global Sisterhood Day and the creator of Soul of Leadership where you  embrace and embody the twelve soul qualities of leadership. Her work is driven by a belief in the immense power of sisterhood to help us expand our individual and collective freedom. She works with women who feel a deep calling to offer their hearts and hands in service to humanity, and through their work together, her aim is to support them in embracing their innate brilliance, expanding their freedom, embodying their leadership, and aligning their actions with their inner truth. Her work blends years of interest and study in spirituality, holistic health, coaching, and Family Systems. She’s been a coach for 10 years, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and over 30 retreats around the world. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: Why courage is one of Nisha’s favorite words and how it relates to leading with love :: Her approach to sharing personal stories online and the boundaries she’s put in place around doing this :: Why Nisha uses her voice and online presence for justice and advocacy, and what she’s learned about channeling her anger for the greater good :: Her favorite embodiment practice and the way she now celebrates her choices :: What she brings to her retreats to add to the overall experience for the guests, and herself :: The birth of Nisha’s course, Soul of Leadership and what it’s become since starting You can find the full show notes from this episode over at https://jadahsellner.com/finding-the-courage-lead-with-open-heart-nisha-moodley-160 

Lindsey talks with Nisha Moodley who is a women's leadership coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. Inspired by the belief that the world will be set free by women who are free & sisterhood is key to a woman’s freedom. Nisha creates communities of women leaders to support them to live, love, and lead with depth and beauty. After struggling for years as a foodaholic, shopaholic, and workaholic, she found her own freedom and set out to support other women in finding theirs by midwifing women back to sisterhood and the truth of their innate beauty and brilliance.

Today I had the great pleasure of speaking with none other than Cailen Ascher.Cailen is THE queen of helping you set up your life and business so you make full-time income working just 3 days per week (or… however many days and hours best suit you).But our conversation took so many fun and fascinating twists and turns. She shared that it was SO helpful for her in the “early days” of her business (the first few years) to learn as MUCH as she possibly could. She took tons of courses and absorbed as much info as possible, including B-School and Creating Fame. Cailen also talked about working as a freelancer and having “bridge jobs,” which is basically another way of saying… temporary work you do while you’re building up your future ideal income from your creative pursuits or business. But at some point, she recognized that in order to make a SHIFT, it was necessary to hire more support. She decided to work with Nisha Moodley as a coach, and making that decision and investment was the turning point for her business. We also talked about…. How she uses The Desire Map every year to get clear on how she wants to feel FIRST, and then set intentions based on those feelings after. Why meditation and mindset work is SO important to success, and how “We think we’re accomplishing something by worrying.” #brilliant The power of taking INSPIRED action instead of just slogging through work. Connecting with your FUTURE SELF to check in on big decisions, possible freak outs, or what to do when you’re feeling ANTSY about work, etc. And, of course, we talked about some of the most common negative beliefs around money… namely, that working more or harder equates to earning more. Can you relate? Cailen has a kick ass 3 Day Work Week Template you can download at cailenascher.com. Follow Cailen on Instagram at @Cailen_Ascher, or join her facebook group called “3 Day Work Week.” Create like you mean it,Jamie P.s. Don’t forget about our weekly AFTERPARTY either, where I’ll share MY biggest takeaways and action steps for YOU from each episode -- at creativesmakingmoney.com/afterparty.

Today I had the great pleasure of speaking with none other than Cailen Ascher.Cailen is THE queen of helping you set up your life and business so you make full-time income working just 3 days per week (or… however many days and hours best suit you).But our conversation took so many fun and fascinating twists and turns. She shared that it was SO helpful for her in the “early days” of her business (the first few years) to learn as MUCH as she possibly could. She took tons of courses and absorbed as much info as possible, including B-School and Creating Fame. Cailen also talked about working as a freelancer and having “bridge jobs,” which is basically another way of saying… temporary work you do while you're building up your future ideal income from your creative pursuits or business. But at some point, she recognized that in order to make a SHIFT, it was necessary to hire more support. She decided to work with Nisha Moodley as a coach, and making that decision and investment was the turning point for her business. We also talked about…. How she uses The Desire Map every year to get clear on how she wants to feel FIRST, and then set intentions based on those feelings after. Why meditation and mindset work is SO important to success, and how “We think we're accomplishing something by worrying.” #brilliant The power of taking INSPIRED action instead of just slogging through work. Connecting with your FUTURE SELF to check in on big decisions, possible freak outs, or what to do when you're feeling ANTSY about work, etc. And, of course, we talked about some of the most common negative beliefs around money… namely, that working more or harder equates to earning more. Can you relate? Cailen has a kick ass 3 Day Work Week Template you can download at cailenascher.com. Follow Cailen on Instagram at @Cailen_Ascher, or join her facebook group called “3 Day Work Week.” Create like you mean it,Jamie P.s. Don't forget about our weekly AFTERPARTY either, where I'll share MY biggest takeaways and action steps for YOU from each episode -- at creativesmakingmoney.com/afterparty.

Today I had the great pleasure of speaking with none other than Cailen Ascher.Cailen is THE queen of helping you set up your life and business so you make full-time income working just 3 days per week (or… however many days and hours best suit you).But our conversation took so many fun and fascinating twists and turns. She shared that it was SO helpful for her in the “early days” of her business (the first few years) to learn as MUCH as she possibly could. She took tons of courses and absorbed as much info as possible, including B-School and Creating Fame. Cailen also talked about working as a freelancer and having “bridge jobs,” which is basically another way of saying… temporary work you do while you're building up your future ideal income from your creative pursuits or business. But at some point, she recognized that in order to make a SHIFT, it was necessary to hire more support. She decided to work with Nisha Moodley as a coach, and making that decision and investment was the turning point for her business. We also talked about…. How she uses The Desire Map every year to get clear on how she wants to feel FIRST, and then set intentions based on those feelings after. Why meditation and mindset work is SO important to success, and how “We think we're accomplishing something by worrying.” #brilliant The power of taking INSPIRED action instead of just slogging through work. Connecting with your FUTURE SELF to check in on big decisions, possible freak outs, or what to do when you're feeling ANTSY about work, etc. And, of course, we talked about some of the most common negative beliefs around money… namely, that working more or harder equates to earning more. Can you relate? Cailen has a kick ass 3 Day Work Week Template you can download at cailenascher.com. Follow Cailen on Instagram at @Cailen_Ascher, or join her facebook group called “3 Day Work Week.” Create like you mean it,Jamie P.s. Don't forget about our weekly AFTERPARTY either, where I'll share MY biggest takeaways and action steps for YOU from each episode -- at creativesmakingmoney.com/afterparty.

Today I had the great pleasure of speaking with none other than Cailen Ascher.Cailen is THE queen of helping you set up your life and business so you make full-time income working just 3 days per week (or… however many days and hours best suit you).But our conversation took so many fun and fascinating twists and turns. She shared that it was SO helpful for her in the “early days” of her business (the first few years) to learn as MUCH as she possibly could. She took tons of courses and absorbed as much info as possible, including B-School and Creating Fame. Cailen also talked about working as a freelancer and having “bridge jobs,” which is basically another way of saying… temporary work you do while you’re building up your future ideal income from your creative pursuits or business. But at some point, she recognized that in order to make a SHIFT, it was necessary to hire more support. She decided to work with Nisha Moodley as a coach, and making that decision and investment was the turning point for her business. We also talked about…. How she uses The Desire Map every year to get clear on how she wants to feel FIRST, and then set intentions based on those feelings after. Why meditation and mindset work is SO important to success, and how “We think we’re accomplishing something by worrying.” #brilliant The power of taking INSPIRED action instead of just slogging through work. Connecting with your FUTURE SELF to check in on big decisions, possible freak outs, or what to do when you’re feeling ANTSY about work, etc. And, of course, we talked about some of the most common negative beliefs around money… namely, that working more or harder equates to earning more. Can you relate? Cailen has a kick ass 3 Day Work Week Template you can download at cailenascher.com. Follow Cailen on Instagram at @Cailen_Ascher, or join her facebook group called “3 Day Work Week.” Create like you mean it,Jamie P.s. Don’t forget about our weekly AFTERPARTY either, where I’ll share MY biggest takeaways and action steps for YOU from each episode -- at creativesmakingmoney.com/afterparty.

#069 — The Power of Sisterhood Nisha Moodley came to understand the power of sisterhood by accident. She started a group coaching program simply because she was out of one-on-one slots and something magical happened: The women involved experienced profound, lasting transformation. Since then, Nisha’s work has come to focus on the power of women in groups to create a nourishing container that supports growth and expansion—a place of sensitivity, resilience, and compassion where women can rise in leadership. Today, Nisha joins me to explain how she facilitates connection with groups of women, both in-person and online. She shares her pregnancy and parenting journey, including the messy experience of dealing with a lot of repressed anger and what it taught her about her values. I ask Nisha how her business has changed now that she’s a parent, and she offers insight around society’s responsibility to take care of mothers. Listen in for Nisha’s take on the power of sisterhood to create a safe space for truth! FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/069. EPISODE SPONSOR & SPECIAL OFFER  This podcast is made possible by sponsors like you! Consider supporting this podcast with a monthly donation on our Patreon page: Head to https://www.patreon.com/startuppregnant. We’ve got folks we call our ‘coffee friends’ who donate the equivalent of a cup of coffee each month to make this show possible, and we’re backed by companies we believe in that can help make the lives of busy entrepreneurs and parents a little bit easier. If you want to become one of our company sponsors, go to https://startuppregnant.com/podcast/ and get in touch! All of our sponsor offers are available on our website for you to grab the perks and discounts offered to podcast listeners: http://startuppregnant.com/sponsors. LEARN MORE ABOUT NISHA MOODLEY Nisha Moodley is the founder and CEO of Nisha Moodley International, an organization that facilitates retreats, masterminds and coaching for ambitious women with a focus on heart-mind-message alignment. She is also the founder of Global Sisterhood Day, a worldwide event celebrating and supporting the connections between women. Nisha is passionate about helping women step more fully into their role as leaders with an expanded sense of freedom. Nisha’s Website Global Sisterhood Day  RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Soul of Leadership Priestess Presence Hiro Boga THE STARTUP PREGNANT PODCAST & HOST Startup Pregnant Startup Pregnant Newsletter Email hello@startuppregnant.com Startup Pregnant on Facebook Startup Pregnant on Twitter Sponsor the Podcast Review Startup Pregnant on iTunes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

Do you sell essential oils to clients or friends - or use them as part of your practice? Essential oils can be powerful and magical tools for healing. When it comes to selling essential oils, they can add value to your business as a naturopath, massage therapist, spiritual healer, health coach – and more. But, as you share the benefits of essential oils, you want to stay safe and not cross lines into making medical claims. In today’s episode, you’ll learn 4 legal tips to reduce your risk as you share and sell essential oils with clients. When you sell essential oils, you can get yourself into hot water. As you probably know, oil and water don’t mix! So today we’re going to talk about the words to avoid when using essential oils and how you can talk about essential oils so you won’t get into trouble. In this episode Lisa shares: 5 words to avoid using when talking about essential oils. How to share the benefits of essential oils safely.   If you can share your own story and experience with using essential oils. What you can tell people about essential oils that won’t get you into trouble. Why Lisa aligns talking about essential oils safely with the Root Chakra. Freebie: Download Episode 21 Tip Sheet Resources: Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Mentions: doTerra essential oils* Annmarie Skin Care Rocky Mountain Soap Company Banff & Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada Thrive Market* Dr. Axe’s Ancient Apothecary Line   Nisha Moodley   *These are affiliate links. If you use these links to purchase products, I may receive financial compensation. I only share products and programs in which I believe and trust -and these are some of my faves!

In this Episode Nisha Moodley shares with us the power of sisterhood and the impact it has not only on our communities, but on a global level as well. Since Raw+Revolution was created around the beauty of building community and sisterhood we were thrilled to dive into this topic.Nisha Moodley is a women’s leadership coach, the founder of Global Sisterhood Day, and a new mother. Her work is driven by a belief in the immense power of sisterhood to help us expand our individual and collective freedom.She works with women who feel a deep calling to offer their hearts and hands in service to humanity, and through their work together, her aim is to support them in embracing their innate brilliance, expanding their freedom, embodying their leadership, and aligning their actions with their inner truth.In this episode we talk about:The big S and little S of sisterhoodWhat is the essence of sisterhoodWhat is behind competition + comparison amongst womenThe connection between sisterhood and brotherhoodGathering sisterhood revolutionThe power of the sisterhood connectionGlobal Sisterhood DayBooks:The Millionth Circle: How to Change Ourselves and The World--The Essential Guide to Women's Circles By: Dr. Jean Shinoda BolenAha’s from Nisha“ Our freedom is catalyzed by our connection with one another.”“ The world will be set free by women who are set free, and sisterhood is key.”Listen to the end of the show for directions and email hello@rawandrevolution.com to be entered to win some of our fun giveaways!Make sure to visit Nisha:On Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nishamoodley/And at http://nishamoodley.com

I made a pretty big decision this weekend to end my podcasting journey, without any fanfare or second guessing.It dawned on me that I have been podcasting for 7 years. Seven freaking years of putting out episodes!What started out as monthly back on May 16, 2011, turned into twice a month around 2012 and at at the end of 2013 became weekly.By 2015 I'd decided to up my game and go twice weekly, with one interview one 'Fresh in Fifteen' 15 minute show with my own tips.In august 2016 I hit 1 Million Downloads which was a pretty awesome achievement for me and a show of wonderful support from listeners and the Suitcase Entrepreneur community.As I wrote in that article:I started my podcast in 2011 on May 16th. I actually had to look that date up as I couldn’t remember!My first guest was the lovely Colleen Wainwright from Communicatrix and the interview (from my side at least) was pretty mediocre. You can check it out here.Episode 4, I convinced Laura Roeder to talk about The Art of Not Doing Everything Yourself.From there, I was off and running.At it's peak 40,000 ‘Freedomists’ tuned in from all over the world, every month. To date it has over 1.8 million downloads which blows my mind.I know many of my peers have podcasts that do that in a few months, but I'm proud of that result plus 200+ five-star reviews.In late 2013 the podcast was nominated and made a Top 10 Finalist in the Business Category at the Podcast Awards and it consistently ranked in the Top 100 category for Business in iTunes.Weekly interviews with successful entrepreneurs and digital nomads included Michael Hyatt, Amy Portereld, Pam Slim, Chris Guillebeau, Pat Flynn, Jaime Masters, Chris Ducker, Jill and Josh Stanton, Josh Turner, Nisha Moodley, Mark Manson, Nick Loper and Denise Duffield-Thomas to name but a few.Podcasting BenefitsA few other valid points I made in that article:I love podcasting – I enjoy it and it works for my natural talents – I like to talk a lot and I like to interview all types of people, treat it like a casual conversation, and bring out the best in them so they can share their stories far and wideIt’s a fantastic community building tool – I love my Freedomists who listen in every week and then meet me in person to tell me how much they enjoy the show – and that I sound exactly like I do on my podcast. Their engagement and feedback makes my day.It’s a fantastic business marketing tool – I’ve indirectly traced more revenue thanks to listeners telling me that they signed up to a program or a retreat or a mastermind because of hearing me talk about it on my podcast. I’ve also increased my list thanks to people who opted in to get my podcast bonus guides.It’s an excellent way to engage with and partner with sponsors – I’ve been fortunate to have a host of amazing sponsors over the years like 99Designs, Hostgator, Upwork, Skross and more. Some I approached, others approached me and it’s been a brilliant source of revenue to not only fund the costs of running a podcast but as a revenue stream all in itself.Podcasting RealitiesYou have to go all in, or not at all.Sure you can start out like I did, with my laptop, Skype and no fancy microphone and do just fine, but if you want to be top of class you need to up your game as you grow.I'm talking great equipment - I use the Zoom H6 Handy Recorder and an external Schuh Microphone.I outsourced editing within the first month knowing this wasn't where I wanted to spend my time. And it was a brilliant investment.Over time as I've learned more and done more with my podcast, it's meant hiring more people to help with show notes, content upgrades, formatting, images and hosting.Our SOP (standard operating procedure) for editing and producing a podcast - which is also a full Asana template for our team now, is impressive and something I'm so proud we've built.But it sure does take time, effort and money.I asked Rolly, who's been my amazing podcast editor since January 2014, to total his hours worked on my podcast and it's approximately 1,200 hours to date!Batching recording my podcasts in advance has helped a great deal too, meaning you can take time off, go on holiday or simply not worry about scrambling last minute to get an episode out...which has happened a lot to be fair!Sponsors were a big part of helping out with covering the considerable costs of running a podcast, which I think a lot of people starting out underestimate.To date I've earned over US$100,000 in sponsorships.That is amazing in itself, as are the relationships you forge with the sponsors.Podcast Guests Really Make a Great ShowI've been privileged to interview some amazing guests when it was the Suitcase Entrepreneur and these have made a huge difference to the quality of my shows, my reach and also credibility.While I never assumed those I interviewed would share my show (although many did), just being able to put their name as a guest on your show gave you instant kudos.I also loved interviewing those folks who were up and coming or just doing really cool stuff but were not 'big names' or influencers, because frankly they were in the thick of it all and told it as it really was.Their stories resonated even more with my listeners, because they could relate.Here are the TOP ranked Suitcase Entrepreneur Podcasts:[TSE 55] Master the Art of Being a Professional Speaker and Author with Hugh Culver[TSE 92] How to Balance Multiple Projects and Build Your Email List with Nathalie Lussier[TSE 91] How to Profit from Your Passion and Publish Multiple Books with Farnoosh Brock[TSE 98] Sell Yourself without Selling Out; How to Get More Clients with Matthew Kimberley[TSE 40] Own Less and Live More by Becoming a Minimalist with Joshua Becker[TSE 44] How Pat Flynn Makes $50K a Month from Blogging, Niche Sites and Being Nice[TSE 39] Brand Building Using Your Sassy Personality And F-Bombs With Ashley Ambirge[TSE 96] How to Be Social Media Savvy with Scott Stratten[TSE 99] How to Raise Your Family, Live Your Dream and See the World with Greg DenningI finished my Suitcase Entrepreneur interview series on Episode 300 and that felt awesome.Switching to a New Podcast FormatIn January 2017 I switched over to a narrative style format and rebranded to Quest for Freedom when I also switched over to posting more on this new website and moving away from The Suitcase Entrepreneur.I'd fallen in love with this format after listening to Startup by Gimlet Media and loving the storytelling and seasonal aspect of their podcasts.Of course they had built an entire company to produce quality podcasts and had a whole team of editors, journalists and writers behind them but I figured I could do my own version and I was a bit 'over' the interview format that so many people do.In April 2016 I went on my sabbatical and took a three month break from all content creation and my business. This didn't affect things too much but I did quite like the break from having to come up with themes for the season and all the research.Turns out narrative podcasts by yourself are much more work than interviewing fab people!I navigated away from seasonal podcasts to more topical themes so mindset, meditation, productivity etc.This helped me get my head around what to focus on, otherwise I could talk on all sorts of topics!Eps 36 How to master your timeEps 37 Starting an Ecommerce Site From ScratchEps 38 A powerful morning routineEps 39 Why money alone won't bring you happinessEps 42 The Art of Decluttering Your MindLosing My Podcast MojoPost my sabbatical was, incidentally, also around the time I realized my enthusiasm and desire to produce high quality content for free (but at my investment) week in and week out was waning.And so it leads me to this moment in time, when I can quite happily walk away from seven years of committing to this amazing medium that has brought me so much joy, happiness and personal growth.It's also brought me new friends, connections and insights with incredible entrepreneurs and taught me a level of work ethic and discipline like batching and organizing well ahead of time, that's permeated every aspect of my business.It's been profitable and pleasurable.For now though, I'm looking forward to listening to other people's podcasts and appreciating just what goes into theirs.At some point in the future I have ideas for new and more targeted shows, but for now I'm hanging up my podcast boots with gratitude to all my listeners and supporters who made me want to turn up for 7 years and hit publish.The great news is you can forever listen to the 48 Episodes of Quest for Freedom right here, the first 300 Episodes on the Suitcase Entrepreneur here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When I first started down the journey of becoming a life coach, I found a woman, a leadership coach, by the name of Nisha Moodley. I have followed her work closely over the years, impressed with her presence and inspired by her ease. So it is with pleasure that I offer this conversation to you where Nisha and I explore the topics of entrepreneurship, leadership, worthiness, money and fear. Enjoy!   To grab the show notes including all the information on today’s guest, go to www.ThaisSky.com/podcast/23.   If you like what you heard, it would mean the world to me if you took a moment to leave a review and share this podcast with your community.   Thank you for your generous attention. XO Thais   Socials // Website: www.ThaisSky.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/IamThaisSky Instagram: www.instagram.com/IamThaisSky

Today’s guest, Nisha Moodley (@nishamoodley / www.nishamoodley.com) shares her journey in life, motherhood, partnership, business and the big changes in career and location that catalyzed her focus in supporting women not being burned out. She believes the world will be set free by women who are free, and sisterhood is the key. At Ladies Who Lead we love and are endlessly inspired by Nisha’s grace and authenticity, we trust you’ll enjoy her insightful share. To subscribe to future podcasts or learn more about how we can support you on your leadership journey, head over to www.ladieswholeadpodcast.com.

Nisha Moodley shares how happy living and making a contribution to society are tied to understanding our personal wholeness and our “Big Why.”

"Such a pivotal part of our freedom as women comes through the experience of being a sisterhood." - Nisha Moodley Learn more about Hello Freedom at https://terricole.com/67

Nisha Moodley, founder of Fierce, Fabulous, Free, coaches women and cultivates communities, writes and speaks. She is the thinking partner, creative collaborator and freedom-focused coach of changemakers: women who want to make a difference and have big, bold dreams. TOPICS: How to be fierce, fabulous and free + Why sisterhood is so vital and how to create more of it in your life + How to create an inspiring vision for your life + What to do when you hit walls of resistance in your creative expression + Why you shouldn’t wait to feel confident before following your dreams.

http://yourkickasslife.com/115 Welcome to episode 115 of the Your Kick-Ass Life podcast! Today’s show is guaranteed to fire you up - I’m joined by the fabulous Nisha Moodley to talk about women as leaders and the impact we can all have when following our greatest passions. Nisha is a women’s leadership coach and the creator of Fierce Fabulous Free, The Freedom Mastermind & The Freedom Sisterhood. She is also a featured expert on DailyWorth, and has been featured on CNN, Huffington Post and The Daily Love. On this episode, you’ll also hear about the truth and beauty in sisterhood, why we don’t need to perfect but simply walk our talk, the connection between freedom and sisterhood, and how women and their voices will free the world.

Nisha Moodley is a Women’s Leadership Coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. Inspired by the belief that the world will be set free by women who are free & sisterhood is key to a woman’s freedom. Nisha creates communities of women leaders to support them to live, love, and lead with depth and beauty. After struggling for years as a foodaholic, shopaholic, and workaholic, she found her own freedom and set out to support other women in finding theirs by midwifing women back to sisterhood and the truth of their innate beauty and brilliance. Today she works with clients through private coaching, mastermind groups, retreats, and online courses. Find her online at NishaMoodley.com and download her free Take Flight Action Guide, to explore the next expansion of your freedom, at TakeFlightActionGuide.com. In this episode, Nisha and Stacy discuss how to create the life that you want. Some highlights include: “It was clear to me that I wanted a shift in my career.” At minute 1:00, Nisha tells her story and why she ultimately chose to become an entrepreneur when she could have gone so many different directions with her life. Don’t avoid your finances. At minute 7:00, Nisha talks about being mystified with money in the first years of her business and why this created a lot of problems. Work-life balance is a dance. At minute 10:00, Nisha talks about work-life balance is always changing. “My business is mine to mold.” At minute 18:00, Nisha talks about why she loves her business. Get really clear about what your vision is. At minute 23:00, Nisha talks about reconnecting with your vision every day. Ways to contact Nisha: Website: nishamoodley.com Website: sisterhoodday.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/nishamoodley Twitter: @AskNisha Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/nisha Instagram: www.instagram.com/nishamoodley Resources: Asana Slack *Business Rescue Road Map may be an affiliate or receive compensation from some of the business listed for referrals, as their “thank you” for sending you their way. However, we would never recommend any product or service unless we personally love the product and have great things to say about it. Our reputation is at stake and we would not jeopardize that!

While she admits she's always been a "woman's woman," Nisha Moodley admits that her own Heroine's Journey really began when she fully took a stand for sisterhood. When faced with a divorce, followed by the dissolution of a very deep and meaningful relationship, she recognized just how much she had been deriving her sense of wholeness from men. Nisha's devastation not only led her to surrender in the lap of her girlfriends but it also initiated her into the process of "choosing herself" and cultivating her own intrinsic wholeness. Through this, Nisha learned to partner with challenging emotions as her greatest allies. This allowed her to transform heartache into one of her life's greatest gifts. Tune into our sisterly conversation to discover the tools to help you also "choose yourself." Nisha Moodley is a Women’s Leadership Coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. Inspired by the belief that the world will be set free by women who are free & sisterhood is key to a woman’s freedom, Nisha creates communities of ambitious women to support them in redesigning their lives & businesses. Find her online atNishaMoodley.com I hope you enjoy our conversation! Come right this way to order your copy of The Book of SHE at www.TheBookofSHE.com. When you register your receipt there before October 30, you’ll receive an invitation to join a complimentary online women’s yoga & meditation class, as well as a live Q & A, with Sara, to help support you as you begin your own Heroine's Journey.

**Join the free 14-Day Love Challenge over at http://truepotentialcounseling.com/14-day-love-challenge/** On today’s Relationship Lovecast, guest Nisha Moodley and host Andrea Cairella discuss overcoming addictions. If you are consumed by technology, social media, instant gratification, substance abuse and/or the constant hustle and bustle you know how easy it is to get caught up in the whirlwind of go, go, go and non-stop ambition. If you have a work hard and play hard mentality, you probably find yourself feeling tired, empty and disconnected. In order to break out of burnout and fatigued, listen in on strategies that you can easily implement so you can begin changing your habits, improving the quality of your life and truly practicing a no excuse self-care plan.

Nisha Moodley is an entrepreneur and women’s leadership coach. She is also the creator of Fierce, Fabulous, Free. Nisha works with women who want to make a difference and supports them in redesigning their lives and businesses. She gives away some awesome content in this episode for all entrepreneurs, man or woman. Show Notes: FMPodcast.com/episode24

Nisha Moodley is a women's empowerment coach who believes that the world will be set free by women who are free. A former health coach, Nisha found herself working crazy hours and not being true to her message of self-care and freedom. Now, Nisha helps women entrepreneurs around the world to avoid burnout and start living their ideal lives now.In our conversation, we talk about avoiding burnout, how to start realizing your dreams now, how to be a true embodiment of what you're teaching, and common pitfalls she sees with female entrepreneurs. And of course, Nisha shares her favorite books and resources! This episode is a bit longer that most, but our conversation was so interesting, I didn't want to stop. Enjoy!What you'll learn in this episode:how to build freedom into your businesshow Nisha went bi-coastal before she could afford ithow to infuse imperfection into your marketinghow to know what to share and how and when to be vulnerable onlinethe #1 most common pitfall for female entrepreneurswhy a mastermind group might be your key to successand why you shouldn't read only business books!This episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e11-start-living-your-dream-life-now-with-nisha-moodley/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Nisha Moodley is a women's empowerment coach who believes that the world will be set free by women who are free. A former health coach, Nisha found herself working crazy hours and not being true to her message of self-care and freedom. Now, Nisha helps women entrepreneurs around the world to avoid burnout and start [...]