Unveiling Journeys with Tiffany Alexander

Tiffany Alexander

Join Tiffany Alexander, an enthusiastic entrepreneur in the real estate note space, as she delves into the captivating stories and journeys of incredible individuals. On "Unveiling Journeys," Tiffany brings her unique and upbeat approach to the otherwise traditional interview style. Each episode features heartfelt conversations with guests who share their personal life stories, entrepreneurial ventures, and the valuable nuggets of wisdom they've gathered along the way. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply love hearing about remarkable journeys, this podcast will leave you inspired and motivated. Tune in and discover the extraordinary paths that lead to success and fulfillment. 

  1. 1d ago

    Don’t Scale Chaos: Building a More Profitable Business

    What happens when you scale a business before the financial foundation is actually ready? You don’t just scale revenue. You may end up scaling the problems too. In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Cruz Gamboa, fractional CFO, growth advisor, and founder of Scaling CFO, to talk about the financial side of entrepreneurship that many founders don’t fully address until growth starts creating pressure. After more than 24 years in corporate finance, including a long career with General Electric, Cruz made the leap from corporate executive to entrepreneur. Today, he helps growing companies understand their numbers, improve profitability, forecast cash flow, evaluate opportunities, and create a financial structure capable of supporting the business they actually want to build. He’s also combining that experience with AI through Scaling CFO, creating a human-plus-technology approach designed to make sophisticated financial analysis more accessible and actionable for founders. Bio: Cruz Gamboa is the founder of Ascend Growth Ventures and ScalingCFO.io. After more than 20 years in finance leadership at GE, he now works as a fractional CFO and growth advisor to founder-led businesses. Through his Financial Operating System, Cruz helps entrepreneurs connect profit, cash flow, and company value so they can build businesses that are ready to grow. We dive into: ✅ When a growing company should consider bringing in a fractional CFO ✅ Why hiring financial expertise should create value beyond simply reporting numbers ✅ Cruz’s journey from Venezuela to studying and building a career in the United States ✅ How more than two decades at General Electric shaped his finance expertise ✅ What he learned through GE Capital about lending, corporate finance, debt, and deal structure ✅ The $800 million transaction that became one of the biggest milestones of his corporate career ✅ Why achieving a major professional goal still left him feeling burned out and misaligned ✅ How leaving corporate life eventually led him toward entrepreneurship ✅ Why AI should enhance human financial judgment rather than replace it ✅ How Scaling CFO combines financial strategy with an AI-powered analytical engine ✅ Why founders need financial planning, cash flow forecasting, pricing, and investment analysis before aggressively pursuing growth ✅ Why founder-dependent companies may become less attractive to potential buyers ✅ Cruz’s mission to help 10,000 entrepreneurs build more profitable, valuable, and aligned businesses One of Cruz’s biggest lessons is simple: Scaling chaos is scaling chaos. Growth doesn’t automatically fix a weak business model. If margins are poor, cash flow is strained, working capital is mismanaged, or the entire company depends on the founder, adding more revenue may actually magnify those problems. Before turning up the volume, make sure the machine works. If you’re a founder building a seven- or eight-figure company, preparing for rapid growth, considering an eventual exit, or simply trying to understand what your numbers are really telling you, this conversation offers a valuable perspective on scaling with more clarity, profitability, and intention. Connect with Cruz Gamboa: 🌐 Website: https://cruzgamboa360.com/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cruzgamboa 📧 Email: cruz@cruzgamboa.com #FractionalCFO #BusinessGrowth #FinancialStrategy #Entrepreneurship #ScalingBusiness #CashFlow #Profitability #AIForBusiness #BusinessFinance #UnveilingJourneys If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  2. Oct 26

    From the Air Force to Entrepreneurship: 40-Year Mary Kay Journey

    What does it take to stay committed to one business for more than 40 years... through military service, 13 moves, motherhood, career changes, COVID, and countless new beginnings? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Jeanette Deatherage, longtime Mary Kay independent beauty consultant and leader, to talk about persistence, entrepreneurship, confidence, and why she still loves helping women after more than four decades in the business. Jeanette’s journey didn’t begin in beauty. Inspired by her brother’s military service, she joined the Air Force after high school and was placed in electronics... working in an environment filled largely with men. Looking for connection with other women eventually led her to Mary Kay. What started as something she barely worked at for several years eventually became a thriving business after one simple challenge from her director pushed her to take it seriously. Since then, Jeanette says she has earned the use of 11 company cars, approximately eight diamond rings, and more than 100 prizes while building a business that could move with her wherever military life took her. Bio: Jeanette Deatherage is a U.S. Air Force veteran, longtime Mary Kay leader, and dedicated community advocate. With more than 40 years in Mary Kay, she has empowered women through beauty education and entrepreneurship while also serving veterans, volunteering in her community, and earning recognition for her service. We dive into: ✅ How Jeanette went from Wisconsin to the Air Force ✅ Meeting her husband in military technical school and marrying after only two months ✅ Why working in electronics led her to look for a business centered around women ✅ How Mary Kay’s training taught her makeup even though she barely wore any herself ✅ Why her director told her to “go get a bill” when she wasn’t taking the business seriously ✅ How buying a Thunderbird motivated her to finally go to work ✅ Earning her first company car six months later ✅ How she earned the use of 11 cars over 22 years ✅ Why teaching clients to apply their own makeup creates confidence ✅ How military moves taught her to continually rebuild her network ✅ Why she ultimately chose entrepreneurship over working for someone else ✅ How goals have kept her motivated for more than four decades ✅ Why she continues working even though she could retire ✅ Her next goal of earning another diamond ring and introducing more women to the opportunity Jeanette’s story is a reminder that entrepreneurship doesn’t always begin with a perfectly mapped-out plan. Sometimes it starts with showing up. Learning. Taking one step. And deciding to keep going. Her closing advice is simple: Even if it’s hard, do it anyway. You don’t have to accomplish everything at once. Pick one important thing. Do it. And do it well. Connect with Jeanette Deatherage: 🌐 Website: http://www.marykay.com/jeanetted 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanettedeatherage/  📧 Email: jeanette.marykay@gmail.com #WomenInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #MaryKay #WomenEntrepreneurs #Leadership #SmallBusiness #BusinessJourney #Resilience #PersonalGrowth #UnveilingJourneyswww.marykay.com/jeanetted If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  3. Oct 19

    Turning Data Into Revenue: The Hidden Value Inside Your Business

    What if one of the most valuable assets in your company is something you’re already paying to store? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Chris Schuring, entrepreneur, technologist, author, consultant, and data capitalization advocate, to explore how businesses can begin looking at their existing data in an entirely different way. After approximately 50 years working across technology, operations, data centers, consulting, startups, and global development projects, Chris says much of his career was spent managing technology as a cost center. Today, he’s helping flip that script. Through his work in data capitalization, Chris is focused on helping organizations understand whether the information they already collect and maintain can become a financial asset, support financing opportunities, or potentially create new revenue streams. But Chris’s story goes far beyond data. He shares an unconventional career journey that took him from working as a lumberjack to entering the technology industry without a college degree, becoming a senior operations analyst at Atari, building infrastructure for growing companies, consulting around the world, and eventually helping develop the master plan for a major smart city project in West Africa. Bio: Chris Schuring is a technology executive, entrepreneur, author, and business strategist with five decades of experience. Today, he helps companies uncover and capitalize on the value of their data, transforming a traditional cost center into a powerful asset for financing, revenue generation, and growth. We dive into: ✅ What data capitalization means and why businesses may be overlooking valuable assets ✅ How technology departments traditionally operate as cost centers ✅ Why Chris believes data can become a revenue-generating asset ✅ His journey from lumberjack to technology professional without a traditional college path ✅ How he became a senior operations analyst at Atari ✅ Why saying “Let me check it out” opened doors throughout his career ✅ What he learned from building data centers, call centers, and operations for growing companies ✅ How he ended up helping write a master plan for a city designed for 500,000 people ✅ Why Chris believes curiosity and situational awareness matter more than automatically saying no ✅ How his perspective on mentorship and leadership changed over time ✅ Why he continues working after retirement instead of simply stepping away ✅ The role family, legacy, generational wealth, and opportunity play in what he builds next ✅ Why conversations with unexpected people can lead to multimillion-dollar opportunities Chris has built a career by remaining open to possibilities that other people might dismiss before investigating. His philosophy is simple: Never say no. Say, “Let me check it out.” Because sometimes the opportunity that changes everything is hiding inside the conversation you almost didn’t have. If you’re an entrepreneur, executive, business owner, technology leader, or someone interested in data, innovation, leadership, or creating new revenue from existing assets, this episode offers a fascinating look at what can happen when curiosity becomes a lifelong strategy. Connect with Chris Schuring: 🌐 Website: https://datarevenue.io/ 💼 LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-schuring-3013757/ 📧 Email: chris@datarevenue.io  #DataCapitalization #DataMonetization #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #TechnologyLeadership #Innovation #Leadership #DigitalTransformation #BusinessStrategy #UnveilingJourneys If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  4. Oct 12

    From Chaos to Clarity: Communication, Leadership & Building Better Organizations

    What if the biggest problem inside your organization isn’t strategy... but communication? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Cass Cooper, writer, speaker, organizational strategist, and self-described “Chaos Whisperer.” Cass helps organizations diagnose what’s actually creating friction, design practical solutions, put those solutions into action, and evaluate what’s working so they can create meaningful, lasting change. Her path into consulting wasn’t exactly planned. After years working in hospitality, live events, corporate sales, and executive support, the pandemic disrupted her career and eventually led to an unexpected conversation that changed everything. A virtual coffee with the woman who would become her mentor turned into a consulting project... and ultimately the creation of No Better, Do Better Consulting. Today, Cass works with organizations and individuals who feel overwhelmed by communication breakdowns, unclear priorities, unnecessary meetings, poor systems, and the constant feeling that every day is more chaotic than it needs to be. Bio: Cass Cooper is the founder of Know Better Do Better Consulting and is professionally known as The Chaos Whisperer™. As a speaker, executive coach, and organizational strategist, she helps leaders and teams strengthen communication, navigate change, and transform workplace chaos into clarity—without sacrificing their well-being in the process. We dive into: ✅ How Cass went from dreaming of becoming a chef to studying gender and sociology ✅ What hospitality and live events taught her about handling chaos behind the scenes ✅ The unexpected layoff that helped launch her consulting career ✅ How a virtual coffee led to her first consulting project and a powerful mentorship ✅ Why communication is often the real issue underneath organizational dysfunction ✅ How Cass uses qualitative and quantitative data to diagnose problems ✅ Why different generations and teams may need different communication styles ✅ The difference between communicating to be understood and communicating so you’re not misunderstood ✅ Why leaders who end every day feeling chaotic may be passing that stress down to their teams ✅ How her organizational framework also applies to personal life, boundaries, and decision-making ✅ Why she believes success should never require losing yourself ✅ What she means when she says she wants people to be “peaceful and paid,” not simply “booked and busy” If you’re a leader, entrepreneur, or professional who feels like you’re constantly working but still can’t clearly explain what actually got accomplished, this conversation offers a practical way to step out of the chaos and start creating clarity. Connect with Tina Cass Cooper: 🌐 Website: https://www.knowbetterdobetter.co/                        http://www.iamcasscooper.com/ 💼 LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/cassrcooper 📧 Email: Cass@knowbetterdobetter.co #Leadership #OrganizationalDevelopment #CommunicationStrategy #BusinessConsulting #WorkplaceCommunication #Entrepreneurship #LeadershipDevelopment #WorkplaceCulture #BusinessGrowth #UnveilingJourneys If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  5. Sep 28

    Selling Your Business Is Personal: Identity, Purpose & What Comes Next

    What happens when the numbers say it’s time to sell your business... but something inside you keeps saying, “Not yet”? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Tina Greenbaum, licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, author, speaker, and founder of Wise Grounded, to explore a side of entrepreneurship that often gets overlooked: the emotional and identity transition that comes with letting go of a business you spent years building. Tina now works particularly with founders who may be financially ready to sell their companies but find themselves procrastinating, hesitating, or struggling to pull the trigger. And sometimes the reason has very little to do with the deal itself. After more than four decades working in psychotherapy, performance, leadership, and personal development, Tina has seen one theme appear again and again: Who are you when the role you’ve played for years is no longer your identity? Bio: Tina Greenbaum is a licensed clinical social worker, author, speaker, and behavioral strategist with more than 45 years of experience. Through Wise Grounded, she helps founders navigate the emotional and identity-related challenges of major business transitions, including preparing to sell or step away from the companies they built. We dive into: ✅ Why selling a business can feel like losing a piece of your identity ✅ The unconscious beliefs that can influence major business decisions ✅ Why our protective patterns can continue operating long after we need them ✅ Tina’s journey from elementary education to psychotherapy and leadership work ✅ Why traditional talk therapy didn’t feel deep enough for the change she wanted to create ✅ The importance of connecting logic, emotion, and physical awareness ✅ Why self-awareness creates more choice in how we respond ✅ How Tina transitioned from one-on-one psychotherapy into performance and leadership work ✅ What her Mastery Under Pressure work taught her about fear, negative self-talk, and performance ✅ Why entrepreneurship and mental wellness are both skills that must be learned ✅ The emotional challenge founders may face years before a business exit ✅ Why Tina is building an ecosystem around founders, advisors, M&A professionals, and trusted referral partners Tina also shares one simple tool anyone can use when emotions take over: Cut. Reframe. Respond. Notice the trigger. Interrupt the automatic reaction. Reframe what’s happening. Then consciously choose your response. If you’re a founder considering an exit, a business owner wondering what comes next, or someone navigating a major identity shift after years of achievement, this conversation offers a deeper perspective on the part of transition that spreadsheets can’t answer. Connect with Tina Greenbaum: 🌐 Website: https://wisegrounded.com/quiet-signal/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinagreenbaum/ 📧 Email: tina@wisegrounded.com #BusinessExit #FounderJourney #EntrepreneurMindset #LeadershipDevelopment #BusinessTransition #FounderIdentity #ExecutiveCoaching #PersonalGrowth #BusinessLeadership #UnveilingJourneys If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  6. Sep 24

    Why High Achievers Burn Out: Hidden Trauma & Nervous System Regulation

    What if the procrastination, perfectionism, overwhelm, and exhaustion you’re experiencing aren’t signs that you need to try harder? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Elyssa Smith, executive coach, speaker, and educator specializing in hidden trauma and nervous system regulation. Elyssa works with high-achieving founders, executives, lawyers, and professionals who may appear incredibly successful on the outside but privately feel exhausted, overwhelmed, stuck, or like they’ve become the bottleneck to their own next level. Her work grew out of her own journey. After years of perfectionism, people-pleasing, an abusive relationship, birth trauma, physical recovery, mental health struggles, and searching for the right support, Elyssa began studying trauma, attachment, coaching, and nervous system regulation. What took her years to understand has now become a framework she uses to help others recognize the patterns beneath their stress and create a different way forward. Bio: Elyssa Smith is an executive coach, speaker, and educator specializing in hidden trauma and nervous system regulation. Drawing from her own healing journey, she helps high-achieving entrepreneurs and executives overcome procrastination, perfectionism, self-sabotage, and overwhelm to move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and ease. We dive into: ✅ Why high achievers often believe they should simply “try harder” ✅ How perfectionism, procrastination, and negative self-talk can function as protective patterns ✅ Why success on the outside doesn’t always reflect what’s happening internally ✅ Elyssa’s journey through burnout, trauma, motherhood, and rebuilding her life ✅ How leaving law-school ambitions eventually led her toward coaching ✅ What long-distance running taught her about mindset and performance ✅ Why constantly living in high-pressure mode can leave people exhausted ✅ How nervous system regulation became central to Elyssa’s work ✅ The connection she sees between hidden trauma and feeling chronically stuck ✅ How her 3S framework helps people respond differently during stressful moments ✅ Why she now works extensively with lawyers and high-pressure professional environments ✅ Her mission to make healing and nervous system tools easier to access than they were during her own journey One of the biggest themes of the conversation is that knowing what to do and being able to make yourself do it are not always the same thing. Sometimes another productivity system isn’t what you need. Sometimes the work is understanding why your mind and body keep responding the way they do. If you’re a high achiever who looks successful from the outside but feels exhausted behind the scenes, this episode offers a hopeful perspective on burnout, perfectionism, procrastination, and creating more room for peace and joy. Connect with Elyssa Smith: 🌐 Website: https://www.elyssasmith.com/reset                        https://elyssasmith.com/focus 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elyssasmith/ 📧 Email: elyssa@elyssasmith.com #NervousSystemRegulation #BurnoutRecovery #ExecutiveCoaching #HighAchievers #Perfectionism #Procrastination #TraumaInformedCoaching #LeadershipWellness #MentalWellness #UnveilingJourneys If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  7. Sep 21

    Too Much and Not Enough: ADHD, Race & Broken Systems

    What happens when the world keeps telling you that you’re too much... while simultaneously making you feel like you’re never enough? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander welcomes back Dr. Eugene Manley Jr., scientist, healthcare advocate, nonprofit founder, entrepreneur, and author of the upcoming book Too Much and Not Enough: Neurodivergence, Race and Broken Systems. Eugene shares the deeply personal experiences behind the book and explores what it means to navigate education, healthcare, nonprofit organizations, corporate environments, and leadership while living with ADHD and moving through systems that may continually misread who you are. His journey spans mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, molecular and cellular biology, cancer research, nonprofit leadership, community health advocacy, and now writing and thought leadership. But underneath all of those accomplishments is a story about learning how to exist in spaces that often send conflicting messages about who you’re allowed to be. Bio: Dr. Eugene Manley, Jr. is a PhD-trained scientist, author, patient advocate, and community engagement leader exploring the intersections of race, neurodivergence, leadership, and institutional power. His book, Too Much and Not Enough, helps individuals navigate masking, workplace friction, and systems that misread their strengths. We dive into: ✅ Growing up with undiagnosed ADHD and not receiving a diagnosis until age 27 ✅ How being labeled “too much” or “not enough” can shape the way people move through the world ✅ The intersection of neurodivergence, race, hierarchy, and leadership ✅ How Eugene completed multiple advanced degrees while navigating ADHD ✅ His journey from engineering into cancer research and health equity ✅ How childhood asthma and early caregiving influenced his interest in medicine and science ✅ Why patients need to learn how to read their own medical records and advocate for their care ✅ Eugene’s experiences with healthcare disparities and why patient advocacy matters ✅ The framework he developed to help people understand what happens when they’re continually misread ✅ Why organizations can lose high-performing people when hierarchy matters more than contribution ✅ How his upcoming book became the foundation for a larger ecosystem around ADHD, neurodivergence, leadership, and speaking One of Eugene’s most powerful reminders is: You are never too much. Sometimes the issue isn’t that you need to make yourself smaller. Sometimes you simply need to recognize that not every space was designed to allow you to flourish. If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, minimized, misread, or pressured to change who you are just to fit into a system, this conversation is for you. Connect with Dr. Eugene Manley: 🌐 Website: https://innovationforimpactllc.com/                        https://www.scheq.org 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eugenemanleyjrphd/ 📧 Email: emanley@scheq.org #Neurodivergence #ADHD #Leadership #NeurodivergentLeadership #HealthEquity #PatientAdvocacy #ADHDAwareness #InclusiveLeadership #UnveilingJourneys #TooMuchAndNotEnough If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

  8. Sep 17

    From Epidemiologist to Hypnotherapist: Rewiring the Mind

    What if changing the way you think could change the way you feel... and ultimately change what you believe you’re capable of doing? In this episode of Unveiling Journeys, Tiffany Alexander sits down with Dr. Pollyanna Chavez, epidemiologist, hypnotherapist, NLP trainer, and co-founder of the Next Level Pro Institute, to explore the fascinating intersection of science, mindset, communication, and the unconscious mind. Pollyanna’s journey is anything but linear. Born in Peru and raised in Spain, she studied biology and biochemistry before coming to the United States to pursue graduate work at Tufts University. Her career eventually took her from cancer research and nutritional biochemistry to epidemiology and public health at the CDC. But another chapter emerged when she began exploring hypnotherapy and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. What started as a desire to better understand and regulate her own emotional state ultimately became a mission to help coaches, therapists, and other professionals communicate more effectively with the unconscious mind. Bio: Dr. Pollyanna Chavez is a CDC epidemiologist, Licensed Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming®, hypnotherapist, and leader at Next Level Pro Institute. Combining scientific precision with advanced changework, she helps professionals and clients transform deep-rooted emotional patterns through NLP and hypnosis. We dive into: ✅ Pollyanna’s journey from Peru and Spain to science and public health in the United States ✅ How an early fear of sharks turned into curiosity and lifelong fascination ✅ Her career in cancer research, epidemiology, and disease investigation ✅ Why the COVID era inspired her to explore hypnotherapy ✅ How hypnosis and NLP can help people change patterns of thinking and behavior ✅ What she learned from training with NLP co-creator Dr. Richard Bandler ✅ How one difficult relationship with her Mustang horse became a major lesson in emotional regulation ✅ Why Pollyanna calls her horse her “1,000-pound emotional thermometer” ✅ How a weekly practice community grew into the vision for the Next Level Pro Institute ✅ Why community support gave her the confidence to build something bigger than herself ✅ Her mission to help therapists and coaches add NLP, hypnosis, and language skills to their existing toolbox ✅ Why she believes we are all the sum of our experiences... and still capable of adding new ones Pollyanna’s message is a powerful reminder that our past shapes us, but it doesn’t have to permanently define how we think, feel, or move through the world. If you’re interested in mindset, NLP, hypnosis, personal development, coaching, therapy, communication, or the psychology of change, this conversation offers a fascinating look at what may be possible when we learn to work differently with our minds. Connect with Dr. Pollyanna Chavez: 🌐 Website: https://nextlevelproinstitute.com/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pollyannachavez/ 📧 Email: pollyanna.chavez@gmail.com #NeuroLinguisticProgramming #Hypnotherapy #MindsetTransformation #PersonalDevelopment #CoachingTools #EmotionalRegulation #UnconsciousMind #BehaviorChange #UnveilingJourneys #NLP If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss out on future content. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and we’ll see you in the next one! Book a Call:  https://aspensagefund.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thankfulinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tiffspacecadet Website: aspensagefund.com Thanks for watching!

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Join Tiffany Alexander, an enthusiastic entrepreneur in the real estate note space, as she delves into the captivating stories and journeys of incredible individuals. On "Unveiling Journeys," Tiffany brings her unique and upbeat approach to the otherwise traditional interview style. Each episode features heartfelt conversations with guests who share their personal life stories, entrepreneurial ventures, and the valuable nuggets of wisdom they've gathered along the way. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply love hearing about remarkable journeys, this podcast will leave you inspired and motivated. Tune in and discover the extraordinary paths that lead to success and fulfillment.