At The Pink House

She can speak on life, fashion, and a variety of other topics but not the part where she scammed thousands of people with her planner business. They give anyone a podcast these days clearly. If she put half as much effort as she does trying to become an influencer into correctly, and ethically, running her business, she’d be good. But here we are.

I’m not sure why anyone would want to take advice from someone with such unethical business practices.

I’m not sure how this person, with no overtly evident formal education or credentials in psychology, counseling, mental health, marital relations, sexual education, nutrition, dietetics, infant nutrition, postpartum health and nutrition, etc has a podcast pretending to be an expert in these subjects, or an expert in mediating discussion around these topics, but it’s a hard no for me. I’ll find podcasts with credentialed experts for these topics, which are verifiable with education and appropriate medical credentials, of which there are plenty. Not just because this person doesn’t have the experience, education, or credentials in my opinion to be worthy of offering such critically important life style advice, but from my own research, this same person is simultaneously seemingly a lackluster business professional, which further erodes this person’s credibility in my opinion, again information which is also also freely available with simple web research to document years long issues with this business and business owner.

Alitzah has been false advertising with her planner business for years. I had issues with an item not shipping in the timeline promised in 2020 (BEFORE the pandemic), and every one of my attempts to get further information or a refund went ignored. Each year the same issues happen and Alitzah ignores the issues and does nothing to improve her business practices. I’m all for supporting women owned businesses and podcasts, but I’d love to see her righting her wrongs before she starts giving advice on a podcast.