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Alexandra Elle is an author & wellness consultant, and the author of multiple books and journals, most recently After the Rain, Neon Soul, and Today I Affirm: A Journal That Nurtures Self-Care. She also hosts the hey, girl. Podcast. Join her community newsletter to stay up to date.

In this episode Alex and I chat about:
Boundaries Circle Journaling PromptsBreath WorkDuality in RestGetting Present Extending Yourself Grace Among Many Other Deep Topics
Alex lives in the Washington, DC metro area with her husband and children. Writing came into her life by way of therapy and the exploration of healing through journaling. 

Quarterly, Alex teaches workshops and retreats centered around assisting others in finding their voices through storytelling, poetry, and narrative writing rooted in truth without shame. Her mission is to build community & self-care practices through literature & language. She is currently an author at Chronicle Books.

Listen for the story where God gave Ogo a vision to create (high quality) masks, before Covid-19 was ever a thought in the US. Go buy your HEPA99 face mask!

Law graduate Ogo Ekweozor-Holley started OGONEWYORK after moving to New York City from the UK in 2010. She was born in Canada, lived her early years in Nigeria, her country of origin and grew up in the United Kingdom. She founded the label on the desire to serve the authentic modern woman. At the time of starting the label, her focus was to create beautiful pieces of art that fit every body type but after learning first hand the negative impact the industry is having on the environment, her mission evolved. ‘It's about creating beautiful pieces that are kind to the eco system. People , animals and the environment should not be sacrificed for style’ says Ogo Ekweozor-Holley

Also the founder and consultant of Sales Driven Solutions, Ogo's wisdom in operating and growing business' stems from an intimate relationship with Jesus. I know from being around her in different seasons of my life that this woman, truly hears from God.

Andrew Lennon @saint.lennon is a bi-vocational graphic designer who has designed countless brands and tattoos, as well as the lead pastor of Breakthrough Church. A devoted husband and father who believes deeply in creating from communion with the creator himself.

In this episode we dive deep into life as a creative and how to dream and obey.

The beginning of unity is empathy, and empathy starts with conversations like these.

As a successful entrepreneur, artist, author and speaker, June Archer speaks lovingly of how we can identify biases and create sustainable change in our culture. We step into his shoes as he shares his experiences of moments of injustice - not in anger but to bring awareness around the issues of white privilege.

Listen as Archer calls me out in my subconscious biases towards the end of this episode!

June Archer
Everyone wants to know the secrets to happiness. Author June Archer lets us in on the secrets in his new book, "Yes! Every Day Can Be a Good Day". Currently at the helm of a growing multimedia marketing company as President and CEO of ELEVEN28 ENTERTAINMENT, June Archer got his first exposure to the industry on the music scene behind the microphone. He soon realized that his dream would soon become a reality by successfully impacting the industry behind the scenes. Most recently he has added the credit of Executive Producer to his name with reality shows "The Docu-Tape" and "Behind The Unsigned" shows debuted on Fuse TV. He also co-produced motivational pre-game content for Sunday NFL Countdown on ESPN. With June's combined musical talents, experience in the entertainment industry and commitment to community, he is reaching for the stars and encouraging others to join him. "No goal is ever out of reach," June says. "Once you've realized your dream, that doesn't mean you stop. It just means you dream bigger."

Two brothers. Kody & Alex Christopher make up the band, Young In A Million. Dear friends of mine, and touring artists playing arena rock for confused 20 somethings looking for hope.

In this episode we discuss:
practicals for dreaming
the economy of music
being Christians in the pop/rock space
scarcity mindsets