Restfully Rich, Abundance Without Hustle with Alyssa Simpson

The calendar says go, but your body says pause. We open the year by treating January as a threshold—an intentional space to soften urgency, restore trust, and let clarity rise from quiet. Coach Alyssa Simpson joins Lizzy and we get practical about building an abundant life that doesn’t cost your nervous system: identity-first manifestation, cycle-led planning, and boundaries that hold when life gets loud.

Alyssa shares the moments that pushed her to end people pleasing and own her energy leaks—family tensions, client friction, even a car accident—then maps how small, consistent habits cue a wealthier identity. We dig into the be-do-have model, why instant gratification derails sustainable change, and how rest is not a reward but a core mechanism of manifestation. If you’ve ever tried to out-hustle the universe, this is your permission to try trust instead.

We also challenge hustle culture in entrepreneurship. Many of us still run our businesses inside rigid, masculine structures and wonder why we’re exhausted. We talk about leading from feminine energy—setting the tone, keeping meaningful white space, and letting money and operations follow. You’ll hear concrete ways to align your calendar with your hormone cycle, ask for support at home without drama, and reorient goals around what 80-year-old you will bless you for. Alyssa’s Restfully Rich program invites high-capacity women to rebuild success from embodiment, presence, and true receiving.

If January feels slow, heavy, or uncertain, you’re not behind—you’re right on time. Press play to trade pressure for presence, refine who you’re becoming, and design a year that grows from rest, not rush. If this conversation resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs a gentler start to the year, and leave a review to help more listeners find us.

Episode Links

• MZC Practitioner Collective: Alyssa Simpson
• S1/EP.36: Manifesting Abundance: Transforming Money Mindsets and Embracing Feminine Power with Alyssa Simpson
• Daysy - Your Personal Fertility Tracker

Chapters

• 0:00 January As A Threshold
• 1:05 Meet Alyssa And Restfully Rich
• 2:30 Breaking People Pleasing Patterns
• 4:35 Rethinking New Year Momentum
• 6:10 Identity First: Be, Do, Have
• 8:55 Micro Habits That Signal Wealth
• 11:10 Rest As A Manifestation Lever
• 13:30 Worthiness And Receiving Rest
• 16:20 Cycle-Led Planning And Boundaries
• 19:20 Feminine Business Versus Hustle Culture
• 23:00 Partners, Polarity, And Home Dynamics
• 27:05 Restfully Rich: Who It’s For
• 29:00 January Reminders And Long View
• 31:45 Closing And Community Resources

Transcript

SPEAKER_01: 0:06

January is often treated like a starting line. A moment to rush forward, reinvent ourselves, and have everything all figured out. But energetically, January is something else entirely. It's a threshold, a space between what was and what's still becoming. This month on the Modern Sun Collective Podcast, we're honoring that in-between space. Through conversation, grounding, and deep rest, we're inviting you to slow down, soften the pressure, and listen more closely to what's unfolding beneath the surface. You don't need to clarify yet. You don't need a plan. You're not behind. You're right on time. So join us this January as we explore the threshold and begin the year with presence, not pressure. Hello, friends. Welcome back to the Modern Zen Collective Podcast. This month we're honoring January as the threshold, a space between what has ended and what has not yet fully begun. A time that doesn't ask us to rush forward, but to soften, listen, and trust what's quietly unfolding. Today's conversation fits so beautifully into that energy. I'm joined by Alyssa Simpson, one of our practitioners from the collective, a mindset and manifestation coach whose work centers around emotional regulation, authenticity, and redefining what it truly means to live an abundant life. Alyssa's newest offering is called Restfully Rich, and that phrase alone feels like a deep exhale in a world that often tells us we have to earn our worth through effort, exhaustion, or constant striving. So in this episode, we'll explore what it means to experience abundance without force, to allow rest to be part of wealth, and to let clarity, ease, and alignment emerge naturally, especially in a season like this here in the northern hemisphere in America where we're in wintertime. If January has felt slower, heavier, or more uncertain than expected, this conversation is an invitation to trust that you're not behind. You may simply be standing in the exact right place. And now, on to our conversation.

SPEAKER_00: 2:32

Yeah. And it and it's, you know, it's part of that, it's part of the thing that you kind of realize at some point in your life, right? Whether you're a parent or not, you get to a level of your life where you have to take radical responsibility for the role that you have played and what have you allowed, right? And speaking in universal terms, like the universe is going to present you with the same opportunity to put your money where your mouth is until you finally do it. So for me, I have always been like, I'm overcoming this people pleasing, you know, my whole life I've been a people pleaser. So it's like I'm always overcoming it. And then the universe is like, okay, great. I'm gonna keep giving you these opportunities to overcome it. And then I had my son, and now I'm like realizing just how much more I still had to heal and deal with. And so I'm like, okay, universe, like I really, we gotta, we are done with this. We're done people pleasing. The only people I need to please is my immediate family, my husband, and my son, and that's it, and myself. Um, everyone else, they just get the bonus of it, you know? And so the universe presented me with not only my mother-in-law, but I had this issue with a client, I had this issue with a friend of mine, like all at once. And I seriously said, like, whoever has my voodoo doll, stop putting needles in it because I don't know if I can take another fucking thing. And then I get into a car accident and I dent my beautiful, lovely car, you know, and I'm like, okay, I fucking hear you. What do I need to do? I'll do it. And it all just boiled down to me being presented with, okay, you're really done, then let's be done. Here's all of the ways that you are still leaking your energy. Are you going to put your money where your mouth is? Or are you going to continue to appease these people and be a people pleaser still? So I really had to look at it as okay, this is happening for me, not to me. How am I going to approach this in a way where I'm going to be proud of how I approached it? And also setting an example for my son.

SPEAKER_01: 4:16

Yeah. Wow. I love that.

unknown: 4:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 4:21

It is a thing, right? Sometimes you just have to have some pretty major things happen to be like, all right.

SPEAKER_00: 4:26

All right. Okay. And yeah, and the fact that it was a year nine and it's all happened in November and December. So I'm like, of course, this is all happening because I literally can't take this shit with me into year one.

SPEAKER_01: 4:37

I know, right? We can't. We really can't. We can't. Okay, so year one, start like this whole thing about January and needing to like start strong. Yes. You know, like I'm saying, even people don't understand it's a year one, but just society in general and this whole like starting strong in January. Like, I feel like, you know, you're so, you know, your whole thing being so plugged into manifesting. Like, does us trying to push in January in like the winter season, especially right now, does that hurt or help if we're trying to like manifest throughout this year?

SPEAKER_00: 5:20

That's a really awesome question. And I have a very unnormal answer for you because a lot of people talk in the spiritual world, the manifestation world, the mindset, the healing, the esoteric world that we should not be starting strong January 1 because it's in the dead of winter. What about people in Australia? It's their summer right now. So doesn't it make sense for them, you know? So, number one, it's all about our own personal seasons, in my opinion. When your birthday is, that is your your new year. Your birthday is your new year. Now, what's happen what's interesting though is collectively we all celebrate the new year January 1. I think catering to the year, depending on where you're at in the world, is kind of how you approach it. So for us in America and Canada and North America, whatever hemisphere we're in, um it's great to set the intentions in January to start really going strong in the spring. So like by April, right? So if you if you are wrapped up in the new year, new me, gotta make shit happen, cool pause, go within and figure out who you need to become in order to make that an actual reality for you. Because if we are trying to become, you know, the the wealthiest version of ourselves, what have we done up until this point to not make us the wealthiest version of ourself? Because obviously, if we were doing something correct and we were embodying that version of us, we already have it. So taking January as an opportunity to do an inventory of ourself, do a little audit, if you will, and see where you play your own role and your circumstances, because we do create our circumstances, and then having a good three months in the winter for us here in America to set up a plan to then become the version we need to be in the spring. Why people don't commit to their new year goals is because they never start with the foundation of identity work first. They're like, this is the year I get the hottest bottom and I have the fattest ass and the tightest stomach. Great, awesome. What are you gonna do? Clean out my pantry, clean out my fridge, go get workout clothes, go sign up at the gym. But you never become the version of you who has this flawless body that you desire to have. What does she think of herself? How does she approach the world? How does she carry herself? What are her non-negotiables? That has to be the work you do first rather than all this other bullshit, in my opinion, because the manifestation formula is be, do, and then have. Who are you being so you can do so that you can have? So January is a really beautiful time for us to get very clear on what identity work we have to do in order to take the action steps come the spring. You burn yourself out when you are operating outside of your season. So, yes, it is winter for so many of us, um, unless you're in Australia, right? It's summer for you. But your season starts on your birthday. So where are you at, you know, in January technically? But as a collective, because we all do move collectively whenever we all put our energy towards stuff, like, you know, if they say like the power of prayer, the power of power of intention, if we all have like a day where we're all praying or setting an intention for something really special, then it typically happens very quick because we are all one, you know, right? So like if we all kind of come together and move our little ball forward. Um, so how you can hold that energy is just taking a moment to go within, right? Just taking a moment to go within. You don't need to go hard because another thing too is we are so wrapped up in instant gratification that if something doesn't happen in 24 fucking hours, we think it's just not meant for us. But the reality is if you just do something 1% better than you did yesterday, especially when it comes to like becoming the version of you, that is how you actually collapse time. So if you're wanting to have the wealthiest year in 2026 and you're working on becoming the version of you you need to be, what is the broke version of you identifying as that you cannot take with you further? And you're gonna, it's surprisingly really interesting. It's gonna be things like people pleasing. It's going to be things like not taking care of your hygiene. It's gonna be things that are like very simple, but they are money-making activities and money-making identity shifts that have to happen for you to become wealthy as fuck, abundant as fuck, rich as fuck. You do, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_01: 9:46

Mm-hmm. That's so interesting that you use examples like that because I don't feel like that's what I would have even thought of. In terms of like the things, you know what I mean.

SPEAKER_00: 9:58

I was gonna say something that I do that I is a money-making activity for me that has literally nothing to do with actual physical money is I do not go to bed at night if my house is dirty. And I'm not talking scrubbing my baseboards, getting fucking stains out of the carpet. I'm talking about like the floor cannot have dog care on it because my dog sheds like crazy. And I can't go to bed if there's dog care on my floor. I can't go to bed if there are sinks in my dish in or sorry, dishes in my sink that I can put in the dishwasher, if my counters are sticky from the food we had. Um, you know, like those are just very small things that I do. It takes 15 minutes, but I have to do them before bed because the version of me, who is the richest, wealthiest version of me, this bitch does not go to bed with an unkept house, period. But that's just like one little thing that I do that has nothing to do with money, but everything to do with money because it's an identity, right? It's an identity shift.

SPEAKER_01: 10:49

Yeah, I love that. Wow, I love that. So it's how does the richest, wealthiest version of you live their life, pretty much? Yeah. Who are they when nobody's watching and when people are watching?

unknown: 11:04

Yep.

SPEAKER_00: 11:05

Yeah, it's what conversations do you have with yourself? How do you handle adversity? What do you allow to really set you back or light a fire under your ass? You know, like for those of you who are listening that don't necessarily know my story, I lost my parents seven years ago within six months of each other, and I could have easily fallen into victimhood and let it be my whole identity of like I'm 25 years old and I don't have my parents, and my mom committed suicide and I woe is me, all this shit. Yes, it sucks that it happened. Yes, it's sad that it happened, but it ultimately lit a fire under my ass because I'm like, life is too short. Life is too short, and I have too many things that I want to see and experience here on earth while I'm here in this lifetime that I can't be fucking around anymore. So I quit my job on a whim. I started my business on a whim. I did all these things because of what I experienced, you know? So we have the opportunity every day, we have the choice every day to use the not so beautiful things that happen in our life to either fuel us or set us into victimhood. You know, so it's it's the the wealthiest version of you. How does she handle adversity? How does she handle heartache? How does she handle grief? Is she stewing in the, oh my God, why is this happening to me? Or how can I use this to my advantage? How can I use this to make me a better version of myself?

SPEAKER_01: 12:21

Mm-hmm. I love that. I think that's that's like where my mind automatically goes. And I think it's interesting because sometimes it can be hard to understand when someone's opposite of you. So if you don't typically think like that, it can be weird to to you that someone thinks that that way automatically. So I love that that like you know, we've you've experienced both. And it's so interesting that you're we're kind of like talking about how you move through your life and then also like January as like not, well, January here, like we said in the winter time, not rushing into things. How does rest play into manifesting?

SPEAKER_00: 13:04

Rest is a crucial part of manifesting because the law of polarity, right? Like, we will not know what productivity feels like if we do not know what rest feels like. If we are not honoring rest, we will not know what it means to have a really full schedule or a really, you know, fast-paced life or anything like that. And as humans, we need to rest. Like it, especially women, like in so much of our essence and our being is built around rest. I mean, let's look at our 28-day cycle. We love we operate on a lunar cycle, like there is so much rest that happens in 28 days. There's only seven days where it's like balls to the wall, let's get shit done, let's fucking go, where we're in like more of a fired up summer season, right? Is for one week. So, women especially like rest has to be a priority. And here's the thing when it comes specifically to manifestation is if you do not rest and go within and surrender, you are literally telling the universe that you do not trust that the universe is going to operate in your favor. Like you are trying to outdo what the universe can do. And the universe is so smart, so all-knowing, so quick, so fast, so abundant, so magnificent, operates on different timelines that we can't even comprehend. But you think that you busting your ass and going hard is going to outdo what the universe could do for you. Please sit down and take a nap.

SPEAKER_01: 14:32

Wow. I feel like it's so much more powerful when you equate it to that. It's like you're literally signaling to the universe, to God, whoever you speak to, that you don't trust their plan and their timing for you.

SPEAKER_00: 14:46

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 14:47

Damn.

SPEAKER_00: 14:48

And the universe will always force you to rest if you don't. Like, how many times do you get sick when you're like, oh my God, I had so much stuff I had to do? It's like that's literally the universe telling you to sit down and take a nap. Sometimes the universe does intervene when it's absolutely necessary, but the universe does operate on free will. So a lot of times it's kind of like, okay, go ahead, burn yourself out. Come call me when you're ready to learn how to really live. You know what I mean? Like, do your thing, girl. Okay, I see you going too hard for no fucking reason, but all right. Let me know when you're ready to chat. But then sometimes the universe has to intervene and they're like, You, like, you've got like you, like you've got to sit down. Like you've, you're, I'm gonna make you sick. Like you have to be sick so you can chill out and just take a few minutes for yourself.

SPEAKER_01: 15:29

Yeah, it's funny. Um, Nikki, my uh partner, we were supposed to record, you know, our January episodes, and we get on the phone and she's like, and I'm like, oh my God, what are you okay? Are you okay? You know, I'm like looking at her. I'm like, you, I hope you're canceling all of your shifts, everything that you do. You need to go to sleep. Get off of this call. I will take care of this. Like, you know, and she's like, Well, I was gonna teach yoga tomorrow because you know, it's so easy. And I'm like, just because it's easy doesn't mean you should do it. I'm like, you need to practice what we preach, and you need to sit your ass on the couch, you can cancel all your stuff and like just relax, you know, and just I don't know why I'm still sick. And I'm like, well, then you need to rest. Yeah, I'm telling you right now, if you gotta rest. Just do it. She's like, I know, I know. And I'm like, okay, then just do it. I'm gonna be checking on you.

SPEAKER_00: 16:23

So Nikki, if you're listening to this, which I know you are, sit down and rest, girl. We're trying to outdo the universe.

SPEAKER_01: 16:30

Exactly. So it's so funny because so then going with this, you know, a lot of women, Nikki included here, you know, they bel we believe in rest, you know, but we like struggle to receive it. So what do you see as the biggest block that to us allowing rest to like coexist with this abundance, with this wealthiest life?

SPEAKER_00: 16:55

Somewhere in your subconscious mind, you don't believe that you deserve it. Somewhere there is a belief that says you only get to rest if you've done XYZ. And I will give you my own example of how I do this to myself. You're gonna laugh. So for me, it's always when I have to go to the bathroom, when I have to like pee, and I'm like, I'm about to fucking burst, dude. But I'm like, I still have to like finish cleaning this bottle. I still have to go unload the dishwasher. So I tell myself, like, okay, once I do all these things, then I'll go pee. And I like have to catch myself, like, go pee. Go pee. What are you trying to do right now? But it's like I have a belief, like, well, I can't go to the bathroom until like I don't have like these few things that need to get done first. So it's it has it boils down to whatever subconscious wiring belief you have in you that tells you you have to earn it, that you have to uh achieve some fucking list somewhere, mark off these things, accomplish this goal before you get to rest, when rest has to be like as important as you getting to that goal. Like you resting allows you to get to that goal. You resting is a crucial part of receiving. And if you don't figure out where this belief comes from, because you can sit there and tell yourself all day long, like, well, I do believe that I deserve rest. I am worthy and deserving of resting. Your conscious mind hears that, but your subconscious mind is like, yeah, right, bitch, then prove it. Prove it. Your subconscious mind is looking at how your conscious mind is speaking to you and clocking what you do by saying, you say that you deserve rest, but you have to pee right now and you aren't going to go pee. You're you're worrying about a damn bottle that needs to be washed. Like it's not a 911 issue, it's not an emergency. What are you doing? Go pee. So your subconscious mind is like, I'm hearing what you're trying to make me believe, but your actions don't actually line up with what you're saying. So if you have the God, I know it's so important and I really need to rest and I need to like schedule this in, which I'll get to how we can do that in a second. But actually doing it is the most important part, even if it drives you a little nuts and you're like, I can't sit on the couch when I have all this stuff to do. Like, I can't just chill. It's like driving me nuts to just sit here and chill. Doing it is going to rewire that programming quicker than anything else. But how we do it, especially as women, knowing your cycle is going to be the easiest, best thing for you. Because if you know the week that you are going to be the least amount of productive, the crabbiest, the most just, I want to sit and chill on the couch, honor that and make that the week where you don't overschedule yourself. Sure, you can still do things. Sure, you can have like things that need your attention and need to get knocked out, but that's not the week that you need to be scheduling networking events or overloading your schedule with clients and all this other stuff, right? Like you have to schedule it in and really train your subconscious mind that I am deserving and worthy, and I'm actually doing what I say I'm going to do.

SPEAKER_01: 19:52

Yes. You know, I love that you brought our cycles back into it because I think sometimes it's like a conversation. We have, and it's something we think about, but we think about it separate from this. Like we think about it separate from manifesting and from abundance and from and from what we're doing. It's like, oh, my body's gonna be doing this. So I need to feed my body in this way, but we don't think of it in terms of like how we lead our days, I feel like, in terms of living and things like that.

SPEAKER_00: 20:19

Yeah, it's very true. And like for men, they rest when they go to bed. But women need more intentional rest because that's what our hormones require of us to be the best version of ourselves. And any person who is a master manifestor, which by the way, we all are master manifestors, but whenever you've actually like aligned it with your true essence, you really get to understand just how when you embody that version of you truly does matter. And you you're honoring each season of your life and each cycle of your life, and you're not trying to outdo or out push or outbroad productivity yourself, you know?

SPEAKER_01: 20:55

Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, when you're when you're saying these things, so I am on board with all this, and I feel like I I honestly lean into rest more than like doing the thing. And I think that bother that like bothers other people. You know what I mean? They're like, well, have you done that yet? And I'm like, no, I'll do it tomorrow or the next day or like something, you know what I mean? Yeah. And so I'm kind of like gone in the other way. However, like I still have things that I need to get done. So, you know, like you, I'm a mom. I have my own business, you know, I also help my husband out with his business. I also do do this other thing, you know, and that other thing, like you've got, you know. And so how do we rest, but still get shit done when we have a very small, finite time to ourselves.

SPEAKER_00: 21:46

You make it a priority. You make it a priority. And how you make it a priority is you get very understanding of just how important because rest is just as important as doing anything in parenthood and business life. It is just as important. It's not business, parenthood, wife, family, husband, kids, then rest. No, like it all gets the same piece of the pie. So when you can look at it that way, because rest doesn't need to be hours long, especially when we have over full plates. So it's, and here's the thing: if you are a person who's trying to understand rest and really start receiving rest, you don't need to go crazy, just like we don't need to go crazy in the new year. You don't need to start saying every day for three hours, I need to take a nap. That's cool. Like, go off, do your thing, but that's gonna burn you out. Like you can get burnt out from overresting too. You can get into this like gluttonous ass place if you do not balance it all. Rest can be, hey, instead of rushing in the shower, I'm gonna take an extra 50 minutes to just sit under the hot water. Or instead of taking a shower, I'm gonna take an Epsom salt bath and just rest. Also, get off your fucking phone. Get off your fucking phone. Have better boundaries with your phone because your phone will make you feel like you are missing out or not doing enough. Even if you aren't on social media, but like the blue screen, the fucking instant access we have to it, we don't need to necessarily be on it because it really does mess with our rest. Yeah, yeah. But that's how you do it. You have to just make it a priority and non-negotiable. Just like every day you brush your teeth.

SPEAKER_01: 23:25

Are you thinking? Okay, I'm sorry. Kids, kids came in. Hold on. Dad and Merla were supposed to be watching them. Give me one moment. Pause. That's just how it goes, right? That's just how it goes. Yep. It is what it is.

SPEAKER_00: 23:40

We make a deal.

SPEAKER_01: 23:42

She said, I thought he was under the house.

SPEAKER_00: 23:46

Well, surprise.

SPEAKER_01: 23:51

These kids are wild. Oh man, I swear, people are always like, Well, how did he get into that? Weren't you watching him? Case in point. You know, you can be watching a child and take your eyes off him, and they're two flights upstairs inside the house, you know?

SPEAKER_00: 24:07

You're like, wait a minute.

SPEAKER_01: 24:12

Oh, Jesus. So funny. Okay. Okay. So we're back to our conversation about making sure that we're resting while getting things done. And you said making it a priority. You said earlier also, um, you were saying something that you want that I want you to talk about. You were saying something about scheduling or blocking in our calendars. What what were you mentioning there? What was that about?

SPEAKER_00: 24:39

Yeah, like so I my ver my son is Virgo, so it's very organized and rigid. So for me, anytime I'm starting to implement a new habit or like a new thing that I want to make happen, I have to schedule time in it, you know. Um, it's a little different now that I'm a mom because I really don't, you know, like even nap time is kind of somewhat not on a loose schedule, you know. Um, but I do make sure that I prioritize the rest by scheduling it in. Like, hey, this week is my luteal week and it's my lowest productivity week. So I'm not going to schedule shit that needs a whole lot of my energy and output so that I can rest when my son is resting, so that I can take the day to go to the park and just sit in silence. Or, you know what I mean? Like by honoring my own flow of things and scheduling in the things that need my most energy on the week that it makes the most sense. Like my ovulatory week needs to be when I'm, you know, doing the most, right? Because that's the week that I have the highest productivity and highest energy. And then the week when it's a little bit lower, I allow myself, and here's the thing, allowing yourself without trying to push or um do more or like convince yourself that you should be doing something different is really the week that for me personally, I take off of like doing my normal stuff, especially when it comes to like my business, you know, mom life doesn't stop. But I also have the wherewithal that if my day is a little bit more heavy and chaotic, parenting-wise, when my husband comes home, I'm like, hey, I'm I'm capped. Like, I need you to give me 30 minutes. And if that's me going to get dinner instead of cooking dinner, if that's me just locking myself up in the room, um, whatever. You know what I mean? It it's it's me having the awareness to advocate for myself when I need a little bit more than normal.

SPEAKER_01: 26:38

I love that. So you keep coming back to where we are in our cycle. Who do you like to listen to, or where's your favorite place to get your information on like what's going on with our cycles and how we can track them and follow them and lean into them a little bit more?

SPEAKER_00: 26:53

So, my functional practitioner um is who I go to for all the things. Um, her name is Abby. I can give you her information. She has a program called the Monarch Method, which she really does a deep dive for women and their cycles. But essentially, what she had me do was I had a very specific thermometer that I bought. Um, and it's like down to like the the very actual degree instead of like using a head one or like an under-the-tongue one. This is under the tongue, but it's super specific. And she would have me before I did anything for two months straight. When I'd wake up, I'd have to take my temperature and I'd I'd monitor it every day, like before I drank water, before I got out of bed, like literally eyes open thermometer under my tongue, and I tracked it for two months. Um, and at the end, we were able to see the pattern of my cycle doing it that way. I'm also not on birth control, so I don't know if you're listening and you are on birth control. There is a different caveat to that because it's not as um true as if you aren't on birth control. Um, so that's how I tracked it, and then just coming to her and like being able to see through my temperature where my cycle was, and then for the next two months after that, I tracked my mood, right? And then it lined up perfect with okay, your mood is a little bit more stagnant and not so energy. That's exactly in alignment with your luteal phase. This week you feel on fire and so confident and so amazing, and that's your obulatory week. Um, so I really worked closely with her. I do know that there are other like podcasts and stuff. A friend of mine on Instagram, she's the menstrual mogul. Uh, she talks a lot about it, has a lot of free education about just the importance of it, even like recipes, because like we're supposed to be eating specific foods during specific times of the month. I don't do that. I eat the same thing literally every day. Um I'm nuts, but like you should be doing it. I don't do that. Um, so yeah, there's tons of free resources out there for you to do, but I highly recommend getting very clear on your cycle. Of course, there's apps and the aura ring. Me, I don't think that technology can tell you what your actual body can tell you. So I'm much more in this in the camp of listen to your body because it's gonna tell you more than an app or a fucking ring will. Um, and it's gonna be a lot more accurate too, because I do know women who use the aura ring as like their birth control and they've gotten pregnant by tracking their cycle through that because it's not always as accurate as your actual body is.

SPEAKER_01: 29:20

Yeah, I actually have a thermometer like you're talking about. It's called Daisy. And it will help you start to track your temperature, which tracks your your cycle. And so I'll we'll link Alyssa's people in the show notes, and then I'll also link the Daisy thermometer just so you guys can like check out and see what the different kinds of things are out there for you to um get a little bit more into that. Into that. So I'm so excited because things have been shifting for you so much. You know, I see uh all your social media stuff, and I feel like you've really gotten very clear on who you are, which you already were, but I mean what you're offering in terms of like a business sense, and like you've kind of shifted into almost like a like the next version, you know, of Alyssa, like the next version of Alyssa. So can you share a little bit about like what's been going on for you? What's like inspired this shift? And like what what are you stepping into or what are you bringing to this world now that's that's different than what you were doing before?

SPEAKER_00: 30:28

Yeah, uh, I really love that you asked this question because it's we're still unfolding in real time. But what I will tell you now, up until this point, like truly and honestly becoming a mom, has opened my eyes to how fucked so much stuff truly is. I already knew, like I already knew, but like being in it, and you're like, oh my God, what the actual hell is going on? And a lot of it has to do with the way that women are operating in motherhood. And it is fucked off and it is ass backwards. And my mission before becoming a mom was already like giving women their power back, showing them just how powerful they are. And then seeing it through like the eyes of like an entrepreneur with other entrepreneurial women was one thing. Seeing it through the eyes of other moms and how they are really just truly screwing themselves from the inside out by trying to mask what society has created for us. And there is a war on motherhood, there is a war on women, and feminism is not what the fuck you think it is. It is actually ruining you. And I cannot sit idly by and watch it unfold. So I have truly making have made it my mission to show women how to restfully receive in a way that honors their true essence of being a feminine being. And this doesn't mean hair, what is it, nails done, hair done, everything did. Like we're not talking like that sense of feminine, but like the nurturing, the honoring, the the the head of the home in the sense of like the emotional regulatory level starts with women and mothers, and we aren't doing it because society wasn't created for us to do it. And seeing it firsthand and being a part of it because I was giving away so much of my power to external resources. And then once I realized it, I was like, wait a minute, like I just got duped because of this giant beast that is, I'm going to tell you how motherhood is and what motherhood looks like. And society has done such a really great job at getting a profit off of women, specifically mothers, because they're telling us that we don't know what the fuck we know. They're making us feel like we aren't really connected to source and to divine energy and to our true feminine essence. And that is how you are able to be brainwashed and become a fucking cog in the machine, and they can tax two incomes whenever, even if you're a business owner and you think you're living the life of freedom as a business owner, but really like you're not, you're still a part of the system. And for me, like when you truly are mastering the art of manifestation, when you truly are living your essence as a feminine being, when you truly are uncapped powerhouse being that you are, you get to receive effortlessly. You don't have to be tapped into anything or anyone to truly receive. And the word manifestation has become so fucking like people hear it and they just think dollar signs, right? Like they just see like I have a master manifestation if I'm not a billionaire. Do you really truly want a billion dollars? I don't. That sounds like a lot of responsibility. If I owned and had and was in the wheelhouse of a billion dollars, like that would be a lot of things I'd have to do and be. And I don't necessarily want that from my life, right? Like I would feel like a very large responsibility with that amount of money. So that's not no, I am a master manifester and I don't have a billion dollars. Like two things can be true at the same fucking time, but people don't think that. So it really boils back down to what does motherhood mean to you? What does being a woman mean to you? And if it is if it is in the slightest bit the fucking boss babe hustle culture, you have been duped. You have been duped. And we see people, and I'm gonna I won't love reality TV. I am a reality TV girly. Um, and if we look at women like the Kardashians, it's like you can have it all, you can be a mom and be a business owner and have all this money and blah, blah, blah, blah. Those women are not present with their children. They are they the each one of those kids has someone who is directly raising them, right? Like there's a sole provider for each one of those children. They aren't really tapped into motherhood. And so people are like, if I'm not doing what they're doing, then I'm not a good mom, a good business owner, a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Get very crystal clear on what it is that you desire to have. And here's the other thing, too. Just like the seasons in nature, we also go through seasons as humans. And if you are in the baby season of your life, honor it. Stop trying to rush fucking past it because being rich is so much more than how much money you have in your bank account or what pixels are on a screen in your financial portfolio. Like it truly is about being able to feel like you are living the fucking dream. And how can you possibly feel that way if you are chasing this pie-in-the-sky dream that other people have created for you, that other things, external forces have told you that should be your goal. You're chasing this thing that isn't even aligned for you, right? And clearly, I'm not speaking to the women that would much rather be in business than be home with their kids. I know there are women out there that are like that. If that's you, this is not your message. Like, I'm not speaking to you. I'm speaking to the women who are trying to match this energy of boss babe culture while also trying to match the energy of being barefoot outside with your kids, not knowing what day or time it is, right? Like both of those things, in my opinion, can exist. And I am living proof of that. Like I am the most abundant I've ever been in my entire life, but I have the most white space on my calendar so that I can dedicate it to my son. And it's possible because I believe that it's possible. And I've literally told myself that there's no other option available to me. Just like I have the belief that I would never go and rob a bank, I have the belief that I will never not be supported as I am right now. Like it's only going to continue to get better. Um, and the way that society for entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial women has been built is still based in the masculine, right? Like we're we're saying we're doing business as women, but we're still operating in a very masculine system where it's branding, ads, marketing, all this other bullshit that is man-made that does not actually create abundance for you. I mean, unless you choose it to, then of course, because you create your reality. But those are very masculine structures that work for masculine energy. Feminine energy can't operate in it. So that's why we see business owners who are burnt the fuck out, who are stressed out, who who are getting sick all the time, who can't even remember the last time they had a day off, let alone a moment to themselves, and they're still barely breaking even. They're still struggling to reach the dollar amount that they are because they're operating in a masculine ass system. And I'm gonna get off my soapbox.

SPEAKER_01: 37:34

No, I'm like, I'm totally on board with all this. And I almost feel like I'm kind of like one of those women you're talking about, but I don't feel like I am too. And I'm having a hard time. I am also having a hard time with this. You know what I mean? Because that's me. Like I'm the mom barefoot, outside with the kids. Don't don't know what fucking day of the week it is. Oh, don't care. Like, oh, if you got clothes on or not. Like, whatever. We're good. We're good. What time is it? Okay, whatever. You know, we're operating however the wind blows. Whatever the wind blows us that day. That's that's what we're doing. But then I also have all these responsibilities. You know, like I have this wonderful business, um, Modern Zenco, and I'm not even talking about that. Like, that's just such a passion. This is such a passion thing that I don't know, I'm gonna do it. You know what I mean? But I feel like I'm helping my, so my husband's an entrepreneur and he owns a business with a partner. They need help on the back end, you know, because they just, they're not the people to do it. Take them four times as long to do something as it'll take me. However, like they're on a timeline thing. And honestly, it's so funny, Alyssa, because the more that I've gotten more like, you know what I mean? The more they have the less they've asked me to do, you know. So it's been nice because I don't really, they don't really need as much for me. Honestly, the business has started the way that it's worked with the customers is there's less for me to do. Like the customers are it's like stuff, processes are happening where it's taking more off my plate. So I think it's like the universe is kind of handling it for me in a lot of ways. So, but I am also I'm trying to do both. I don't subscribe to this boss bitch hustle, boss babe, you know, like hustle thing anymore. But I definitely am trying to be the full-time stay-at-home mom caregiver, like primary caregiver. Also have my passion project business. And then also because I'm so capable in like a business sense, you know, I ran a whole brokerage side of a business for eight years, you know, and I enjoy those things. It's like my husband asks me for that help. And I want to try and make life easier for him because he's doing so much to provide for us. So I'm having, I'm like in this time where I'm trying to figure out how to navigate getting to that point of like feminine business. I'm trying to get to that point. You know what I mean? And I feel like it's just, it's not something where you can snap your fingers and you're there. You know what I mean? But sometimes it can be. And so I'm like, damn, like, why can't I just snap my fucking fingers and like go there? Like, why do I have to have this down ramp? But as we're talking about it, I almost kind of see like the universe kind of helping offload things for me so that way I can still kind of feel that way, even though it might not be that way fully.

SPEAKER_00: 40:29

So the first thing that comes to me hearing you say that, and you're like, you know, they don't really need me as much. It's not because you're like a fucking ditzy. I don't fucking know. It's because you're stepping into your feminine energy. And they can't, they need more masculine energy in that role. So there, it's not even like a, it's it's it's the way that the energy works, right? Like quantum physics is working right now. When you are stepping into that energy of your true femininess essence, the masculine energy it only needs this much of it, right? Like it needs something else that's going to fit that pocket. It's not that you are being like, oh, we can't rely on Lizzie for shit. No, no, no, no, no. It's it's the universe is working its way to allow you to be in that feminine energy, to allow you to get those things done that you want to get done, which is being barefoot and knowing what fucking time it is. Right? Like you are, you're literally bringing to fruition the life you desire to have. And the wanting to support for the sake of supporting because your husband is providing so much, that's a beautiful thing. But that that doesn't mean you need to be doing it for 40 hours a week. It's hey, I can help out on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. for an hour. It's hey, Saturday mornings, you you do this while I do that. It's you know what I mean? So there's this other idea that it's either all or nothing when really it doesn't have to be. Like we have a really weird relationship with time. Like you can get a lot of things done in an hour. You can like a lot of things can happen. A lot of needle movement can happen in a short, relative short amount of time. It's just honoring yourself what makes the most sense, right? Like, hey, I really want to help you with your business. I really want to help because you're such a great provider for us. Here's what I think I could do for you. And then letting the masculine work around the feminine. Because the true balance of masculine and feminine energy, the feminine does lead in a sense where the feminine sets the tone and then the masculine follows through and kind of protects the tone. Does that make sense? So it's kind of like specifically speaking, with money and the relationship that we have with money, money is the masculine, but we have to tell the money where to go, right? Like we have to say, like, this is what I'm open for and available for, and this is what I'm opening myself up to, and the and the money is the masculine will follow. So any kind of relationship you have, and I'm not just talking about men and women. Like I'm like your business is mat, like business is masculine. We are feminine, so we have to set the tone and our business will follow. Does that make sense?

SPEAKER_01: 43:15

Yeah. Yeah, I love that. I love that. I'm gonna be like, husband, you need to listen to this podcast because I swear I tell him these things, but he's getting more and more into it. I don't know. I feel like I've seen you share stuff like this about your husband too. It's like we say these things like that's the universe giving you exactly what you wanted. Like, say thank you to the universe, like you just got exactly what you wanted, you know, or like what you've been saying, or like, oh, look at that money that came in, you know, it we just randomly got this, or or this or that, or we look, we got a hundred dollars off of this thing that we were gonna have to get anyways, you know, or something like that. So, and I feel like he's finally starting to say those things and like come into it. And um, I'm so excited because I feel like it's only gonna get better. I'm like, look, like if you can just operate from this place, your business is going to get like exponentially better quicker than you can even blink your eye. And you're gonna be riding this momentum, and you just lean into this. Like, I know you think it's funny, like you're being funny right now, but like, yeah, like keep doing it, keep doing it.

SPEAKER_00: 44:22

Yeah, especially for you and I, because our husbands are very much so like masculine, blue-collar, like that type of thing. And there's a reason why those are the men that we ended up with because us as healers and feminine essence beings, we have to have those protectors in our life. And that's exactly what Bo and Josh are for us, is because that's that's the relationship, right? So, yes, like we say these things to them, and we're like, if you would just listen, like I'm telling you how universal law works, and they're like, You're woo-woo, crazy ass, does it make any sense? It's it's like they have to hear it from a different perspective. So it's the people like Tony Robbins and Gary V that are saying the same fucking thing we're saying, but they're saying it in a more like, yo, dude, check this shit out, you know, instead of like a just listen and flow in love. And you go like, what? You're talking crazy. But it's like he literally said exactly what I say. And so my husband is very into sports, like that's his fucking thing. And we watch a show on HBO called Hard Knocks, and they just show different NFL teams of like scenes. Yeah, love it, right? And every time we watch it and the coaches start talking, I'm like, that's literally what the fuck I say all day long to you, to my clients, to everyone. But this is such a masculine way of saying it, but it's the same thing, dressed up different. This this version has has a belt on, my version has a dress on. You know what I mean? They're so inspirational. They're so inspirational. And then you see their rooms and they have all these like big words on the wall, like toughness, integrity, uh, strength. And it's like they're like programming their subconscious minds by like having these words on the walls while they're in this little meeting room. And I'm like, mm-hmm, this is the masculine way of doing it.

SPEAKER_01: 46:04

I love that. Yes. Okay. I just need to find someone that matches him. I'll I'll start listening around and then I'll send something to him. I'll be like, please just listen to this one, and then maybe I'll get hooked. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00: 46:16

Yes, yeah, that's the goal.

SPEAKER_01: 46:18

Just drop the nuggets, just drop the nuggets in.

SPEAKER_00: 46:20

Yep.

SPEAKER_01: 46:20

Well, I love that. Um, I love that we brought our husbands into this because I feel like you can't shift and be this person, this feminine version, like be into this feminine without it having effects on your relationships and your home life and the way that you move, like with your relationships and things. So if we're, I know you've already mentioned a great way, like for me to be like, hey, Bo, I'm gonna need this 30 minutes or something, like you do at the end of the day when you need the extra time. But as we decide to do some shifting and starting to allow like rest to be part of our lives and part of our, you know, manifestation, our abundance, like equation, part of the process, how do you suggest that we move through that like with our with the relationships we have in the home in terms of like, you know, saying this is this is going to be my new boundaries or this is kind of where I'm trying, I'm trying to move this way? Um, and and what kinds of things can come from having those conversations and from actually like allowing the environment to support you as you decide to rest.

SPEAKER_00: 47:30

So it's really allowing yourself, right? So like I said earlier, about like you have to believe that you deserve it, number one. Number one. So like that's the foundational piece. You've got to get behind the thing that you want others to to also respect in your, you know, I don't want to say boundary because that's not the right word here, but um, in your desires, right? Like you have to have, you have to believe it before someone else can. And if we're talking specifically about like the home unit, um, the home thrives if the mom thrives, if the woman thrives, if the the feminine energy thrives. And men do know that because how oftentimes, whenever you're pissy or over overstimulated or overwhelmed, that they're like, dude, it like I don't like the way the house feels right now. Like it feels chaotic because mom's chaotic, because my wife is chaotic, because the woman is chaotic. Um, the feminine energy is chaotic right now. It can't, feminine energy cannot be feminine energy if it's not being supported by the masculine energy. So it doesn't even need to be like this very dramatic thing of, hey, I need 30 fucking minutes or else I'm gonna lose my mind. Like, whoa, take it easy. Take it easy, okay? It just needs to be like, hey, in order for me to best support you as my husband, my partner, my father of my children and my children, I need 30 minutes. And it's gonna feel really uncomfortable because I actually had this conversation with Josh a week or two ago. I was very overwhelmed and he came home from work and I was overwhelmed and overstimulated, and he was kind of like walking on eggshells around me. And I told him, I was like, I'm just holding everything together for everyone. And he was like, Well, what can I like? How can I help you? And I'm like, I don't know. So it's like I was putting all this weight on myself to like do all the things without even like truly leaning on my partner, right? Like on my person who is in this with me. And so that became an opportunity for me to go, wow, how am I self-sabotaging? Because, you know, we have these ideas in our head of like, I'm the only one doing anything and no one's here to help me. And it's like, is that true or are you tripping right now? I think you're tripping right now. So take a beat. And are you asking for help? For me, it's very hard for me to ask for help, but I've made it a mission in 2026 to ask for help and to let not only my husband, but people in my life know what anticipating my needs looks like for me. Because he asked me, he was like, Well, how can I anticipate your needs? And I was like, I have no idea. Like, I don't know what that looks like. So let me get clear on that, and then I can deliver that to you. So it is very much so a self-awareness piece. And how are you contributing to your own pain, essentially? Now, if you approach your partner and say, Hey, I need this from you, and they don't respect that, then that's a totally different conversation. But I guarantee you, if they love and trust and and adore you, they're going to say, You got it. They're going to make your needs a priority. Because that's a healthy, balanced way of doing things. And of course, if you're someone who's like, you don't ever give, right? Like you are just expecting to always receive and receive and receive. How can you give so that your partner feels safe giving, you know?

SPEAKER_01: 50:37

Mm-hmm. I love that. Yeah. I love that. So you've had all these shifts, you know, and been able to really be into your feminine in terms of your life and your business. And it's all kind of, you know, gone in that direction. So, what really inspired you to create this new program that you have called Restfully Rich? Like, why does this feel so important to you right now?

SPEAKER_00: 51:02

Yeah. And it all goes back to just how I've seen women just not restfully rich. Like you, you you we see all these like chronic illnesses and autoimmune diseases, and we can like, of course, there's all these things that contribute, but it all comes down to yourself. How are you honoring your home? Right. And if you are always chasing this energy of the hustle and the bustle, and like all of that is so man-made. And I just want to scream it from the rooftops that that is not how we are meant to operate. Yes, work is a thing, even if we didn't have like the nine to five or entrepreneurial work, like we'd still be working like in the field, or like working to care for children, or like how we did it truly since the beginning of time. We would be working to make sure that everyone is provided for and taken care of, and whatever role that we can contribute to that being provided for and taken care of. But this whole like doing life the way that we've been doing it and still not having it all, there's something wrong. Like there is something wrong, and I will be the one to change it. Because if we really could have it all by hustling our fucking ass off, we would. But the fact is, more people are we have the highest rate of people being burnt out, not feeling good enough, being anxious, being depressed, and being broke. Something's fucking wrong. And it has to, it has to start with us and what our beliefs are and how we're operating in our own narrative and who is the version of us that we are actually being, right? Because we can sit here and say all day long, I get paid to exist, I restfully receive, but are you actually embodying that or are you still doing the same damn thing that you've been doing this whole time, except now you're covering it up with, I'm burnt out, I'm broke, I'm depressed, I'm anxious, I'm all these things, I'm sick, you know, because that's something's wrong, you know, and that's why I created restfully rich, because I'm like, I people've got to know. Like we've got to change the game here because this is how life is actually supposed to be. It's supposed to be peaceful and sweet and sensual and luxurious and pleasureful, right? Not to say that we are guaranteed to not go through things that kind of suck and are uncomfortable. That's part of the human experience, but that should not be our fucking baseline. And if it is, there's something disconnected.

SPEAKER_01: 53:31

So is that who it's for then? Women who are feeling like they're not where they they're not living that restfully rich life that they want to do. 100%.

SPEAKER_00: 53:40

Yeah, it's for the women who have literally done all the things, who have invested all the money, all the time, all the energy to have the success they desire. And maybe they've even had the set success they desire, but they've never been sicker, more anxious, more depressed, more burnt out, more, you know, they don't even remember the last time they had like 10 minutes of themselves. Like it's it's for that like super stressed, high-calibered place that at some point we kind of all get to where we're just like at our breaking point of like enough is enough, but they just don't know how to get out of the enoughness, right? It's like they've hit the wall and it's like, okay, now what? Like this isn't working. Now what? It's it's for that. It's like you've thrown all the shit you possibly can into your beautiful pot of mixture to make it all work. And maybe it has, maybe it hasn't. But you know something's got to give.

SPEAKER_01: 54:35

Yeah. Okay, I love that. Where can they learn more about your new program?

SPEAKER_00: 54:40

Yeah. So if you visit my website, alysassimpsonx.com and go under coaching, there is a restfully rich section. Um, I'm only allowing 10 women in at a time. It's a very intimate, intentional setting. And it's not like your normal group coaching program either. Like it's not where we have a calendar that you show up to and that we're gonna tap in and have workbooks and do hot seat coaching and all these things. It has to be led from a very feminine, flowy place in order to show women how it is to be in that feminine flow while also receiving very rich fully. So to learn more, you can visit all of the things under the coaching tab on my website.

SPEAKER_01: 55:20

Okay, great. And I'll make sure I link that. We always link it, but I'll make sure I link it below for sure, for sure. But I do want to bring this back to January while we before we wrap it up. And we've been talking about these women who are feeling exhausted, like burnt out, maybe even, you know, still subscribing to the society's version of the first and like feeling behind at this point, even though we've just started January, or like, or unsure of even how to operate with this threshold energy? Like, what would you remind them to lean into like over this month? Or what's like like a good word or a good way for them to remind themselves to do this work?

SPEAKER_00: 56:05

Where do you want to be when you're 80? Are you going to look back on this time in your life and go, God bless, I should have just slowed the fuck down? Or are you gonna be like, oof, I was right where I needed to be. That's where I always go when I think of like kind of what's at stake is what is 80-year-old me thinking and feeling about how current version of me is operating, right? And it's not not to say that we're gonna look back at this regretfully, but at least where we could say, I should have done things a little different. And here's the other thing too: the whole instant gratification comes to mind as well, where we think that we should be having all these things in an instance. Enjoy the fucking ride. Enjoy the ride. When you look back on your own memories that you have, we're like it's the it's the silly little things, right? It's not these big, grandiose things that we really love. Of course, we love like the dream home, the dream car, the dream vacation, all this stuff. But it's more of like the remember on Tuesday, whenever we were at the park and we all like could not stop laughing because we saw a dog chasing a squirrel up a tree. Like that was the best memory. Like I have memories like that where I'm like nothing special book, you know, um, textbook special was happening, but like those memories are so pure and true to me. And there's been times where I've been resting, and I'm like, dude, I didn't do anything on that Wednesday, and I like really enjoyed how productive I was that Thursday because I took time for myself, and no one is going to come and deliver rest for you. So you've kind of got to be a little bit of a power stronghold on what it is that you deserve in order to really honestly just go within. Again, the law of polarity does exist here, right? Like we cannot experience the super great, crazy, awesome vision dream board coming to life if we don't also honor the slow, mundane rest soaking in the moment time either.

SPEAKER_01: 58:16

Yeah. Yeah. I always I kind of like when you were talking about thinking back on, you know, the bigger moments. Like, did they matter more because I enjoyed the the ride to get there, you know? Or when it just happened, did it, you know, if it just happened versus if I enjoyed the ride to get there, like what do I remember more? And it's always kind of like the lead up to the big thing happening. We did all these things, we had all these great memories all these times to get to this point together.

SPEAKER_00: 58:50

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Like I remember road trips more than the actual where we went on like the destination. Like I remember singing and laughing and being silly in the car and holding up signs to truck drivers, like, please honk, rather than like, where the fuck did we even go? I don't remember. Like, but it's it's like the enjoying the ride to the destination.

SPEAKER_01: 59:12

Yes, I love that. Well, I'm so happy to like have you back on again because I feel and I feel like the one time of year just isn't enough. So whenever you want to come back on, we're gonna we're gonna bring you back on. And honestly, I feel like the beginning of our conversation was so great. I didn't have it recording when we first started got on. And then we started talking, it was really good. I was like, okay, I'm just gonna turn this on. But I feel like I want to cut like the beginning with all of our great mom stuff and make that like a bonus episode for everyone. So if you're open to that, that way we can have this great conversation on the main channel for everyone, and then we can have bonus Alyssa and Lizzie fly on the wall content. Would you be okay with that?

SPEAKER_00: 59:55

Honestly, let's make that like a segment, like a once a quarter thing. We just bullshit all things, mama.

SPEAKER_01: 1:00:01

Oh, I would love to. I would love to. If you're open to that, I would love to do that. Because I feel like there's so much, there's so much juice in like hearing how other people talk about and do life, you know, when it comes to motherhood. That like, because we're not trying to get told what to do, but we would love to hear about how other people do things and pick out little things that we want to try, or like, oh my gosh, that's such a great trick, or like that actually fits the little problem that I'm having right now, or that would work really well with my schedule. So I do, I would love to do that. Yeah, let's do it. Okay, great. We will. We will. Okay. Stay tuned. Stay tuned. Uh well, again, thank you so much for coming on and sharing all your wisdom, your expertise. I know, you know, your episode, the one of the first episodes we ever released with you is like one of the most listened to. So I'll have to link that in the bottom two so that people can listen to it too.

SPEAKER_00: 1:00:58

Yeah. Yeah, please do. And I love being a part of this community. It honestly lights my soul up. I love everything that we're doing here and everything that you and Nikki are doing. And this is just the beginning.

SPEAKER_01: 1:01:08

It is. It's just the beginning. Just the beginning. Well, thank you so much for listening, everyone. And say thank you to Alyssa. Awesome. Okay.

SPEAKER_02: 1:01:17

See you next time. Bye.

SPEAKER_01: 1:01:29

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