People think that they're going to step into an imposter syndrome when they get successful, like I'm, not going to feel like I fit. What you're going to feel like when you tap into that success, is, I always belong to. This is where I was always meant to be hey. Ninety, majestic

and I am obsessed with all things- business marketing numbers and helping you to navigate both domestic and the magical seasons of this thing called life of a small town Lama who took a three hundred dollar camera grew a successful photo bays, and now we work from home and run the seventh figure online business. I teach you the tried and true secrets to building a career. You adore shy away from the real talk, no way money, hardship, brute force and marketing are all topics we discuss here. Think of this, as your one stop shop for happy hour with a gallop, how mix with business school, pull up a seat, make sure your cozy and get ready to be challenged and encouraged. While you learn this is the gold digger podcast? I want to read you a part of a post by Allison Bird. Today's guest. Are you ready for this?

She says you are a money mover. You want to experience, breakthroughs and you're thinking. You want to discover what truly drives you you want to dream bigger than you've ever dreamed. You want to make a far bigger impact. You want to stop dreaming about the six figure income and start achieving it. You have to be ready, though, This kind of breakthrough will feel both epic and uncomfortable. Your willingness to embrace both is what will drive you to the new reality that you crave. Does this call have you fired up because I am so fired up for this conversation. Alison it was a money mindset, cogent business consultant and she's been in entrepreneurs opinion scale, their profits to levels they ve. Only ever dreamed of it starts with an identity shift, a breakthrough as she wrote in that post that I read to you

Alison bird herself has walked through a massive identity shift to become known as the prophet accelerator and after selling her company that identity shifted again. I am so ready to dig into it all with her money. Mine said, identity shifts time as currency and so much more Are you ready to get started with Alison burden? Let's go, this is so exists. In my friend Amy Porter Field in her pod gas online marketing made easy are officially on the hub spot. Podcast network view been around the gold digger pod gas for a while. You know that aim. He is one of the reasons why a launch, my own show, will now be a facts, and the rest is podcasting history, with the focus on online business, including digital courses, list building social media and webinar as online marketing made easy breaks down big ideas and strategies into actionable step by step processes, and the shows designed

you more results with a whole lot, less stress! Do you like gold digger? I can pretty much guarantee that you're going to love Amy show to she digs into topics like seven email, copywriting tips to convert subscribers in what happens when a launch doesn't go as planned, and so much more listen to online marketing made easy wherever you get I'd casts O Allison. I am so excited to connect with you today and to have his conversations are welcome to the gold digger podcast. Thank you for having me, let's rock this out, yeah. Ok, so I know about. You, because we met on club the house which was so much fun, but I never got like full background story, and so before we derive on into all the juicy questions and tools in ways that we can transform town yet who you are like who is Allison. How did you get where you are today? Oh, my God,

that's it. That's it some key question for us: we're diving, Mugabe, you know what I feel like Jenna that will always start their stories with the gutter of what they ve lived You know they always start with a rags into riches story, and I feel that the reason that people do that is because they want to feel relate above all, and I want to come out of the gate feeling, hurry the life that I live today. I'm so excited and proud to live as a woman that is in the top one per cent of earners in North America. I really never thought this reality could be my existence. I really didn't believe that I believed one day I would escape poverty. I believed that one day I was silent. Have confidence and myself. I believed that one day I would be correct

ages. I believed that one day I would use my voice for good, but I grew up in circumstances that constantly pushed on that being and becoming a reality while they are circumstances that a lot of people can identify with their circumstances that a lot of people cannot. You know Dan was imprisoned. My mom work three jobs to raise my sister and I there was so much resilience that I learned and seeing my mother there were so much tenacity, fora to publish- and I learned that as my killer make up, but I also learned from hurts. You suffer and I also learned from his struggle as an identity, and so even as I began working for me. I felt like a fish out of water when I wasn't struggling because, unlike

in this way we do. This is what I saw all my life is what I saw my mothers do. My mother, my ass, my uncle's, my cousins, my grandparents, This is what I saw so. How I got to where I answered today is I had to break my identity with suffering I had to break my identity. They came from my community of black people said we were marginalized. I had to re, identify and say nothing about me marginalize? Nothing about me is in the margin I had to re identified that as a woman presenting in business I would never make the million dollar mark and when I did did it in seventy two hours where most people take a year. I said what, if I could do it in three days, and I produced it in a lively that and when I did, that I knew that I put a marker in my desk.

the need to say what others tell me is not going to be my reality. So how I got to where I am today is being authentically myself mastering what that means for me mastering how good that feels for me and never letting any was opinion perception paradigm philosophy, people, pleasing or even pacifying others too. Me from living as the highest authority for my own life, and it feels really good to be where I M, and so now I start with that, so that people can go wait a minute? That's it, if our conversation- and I wanna hear more while that is so powerful. the way to kick off an episode first off. But what is so powerful about your story that I really resonate with in that I just want to know more about. How did you do this? Is? How did you change those believe

sat limiting mindset of things were supposed to be this way. But I want something different plaything for women. It's really hard to escape the own confines of how we define where going or what life will look like or how we're going to either struggle or succeed. One things that I like to define, is what it means to suffer and whenever I good people dinner I'll, say to them. Let's talk about where your suffering and because they're making high levels- its figures in their business, seven figures, eight figures: I have claims that are eight and nine and ten figure earners and that's earning that's not what their businesses creating that's what they are earning, which is a distinction, and so when I so, where are you suffering there shocked because their land

many do you not see how much money I make and I'm like? That's, not the saying the. money, you're making and the existence that you're living are not the same. And so there like what I don't feel like I'm suffering and I asked them where in lies, are you allowing what other people think to govern what you choose to do where in life are you allowing what other people think to govern how you, post what you post, how you speak, what you speak, how you share what you share. Are you still living under the paradigm success, that your parents painted for you, or did you find a way to break out and discover what do I really want what is my human desire? What is unique to me? What brings a likeness to me, you know: are you still stuck in

education when what you really wanted to be was in the art room. You know, are you a doctor when what you really wanted to be was a guitar player in a ban, but you didn't think it was possible and the reason that I like to go there is not so we can beat up on parents are beat up on childhood. That doesn't hold any value and I'm not going there so that we can hunt for trauma I'm going there, so we can hunt for the identity that you didn't feel permit, to be, do and housing, and if we can go back and we can find where you left parts of yourselves, then we can find why your current existence doesn't feel as good as you. Big it said because, while your striving for that million dollar mark or striving for that, first, ten thousand dollar month are striving for that. First high ticket, you no sale while you're doing that you're learning

philosophies from others which are also picking up who they are Doctor Jones. The Spencer says we start to borrow our identity and by the time were our thirty's ninety five percent of us is borrowed. It's not really us and that's me is a debt mission of suffering? If you can identify that, whether you money to higher life, coach and work with them every day a week or you don't and you gotta, I don't know I thought you d come out and even of that site, but using a free resource on Pinterest in coach yourself through it. If you can get through that awareness, you can have anything you desire in life, including your own personal fulfilment life provision that really works for you and feels aligned for you. And personal achievements. They give you a sense of satisfaction, deepen your soul, while

I wanna know Allison, so how would you describe like what you're gifts are we kind of hinted at what you have built for yourself in the ways that you support? Other people on their journey is all white. you do and where are you headed because I know you're kind of in a season of transition. I am in a season of transition. You know I sold my tech company in January Jenna and that was brutal for me. Let's talk about it, it was very uncomfortable in it uncomfortable for a lot of reasons, but I'll tell you the two main once the first reading then it was uncomfortable was because I left a lot of money on the table and I was mad girl. I was mad and I was telling my attorney. This doesn't make any sense. We need to do this. We need to do this, and As I was saying agenda I knew in myself. I had a deep knowing

was in your saying something that does it matter and I'm gonna injured something. That's gonna be really uncomfortable for a lot of people to hear, but I learned that station of importance, verses importance, and what I knew was that it was important You sell my company, but the importance was on the piece of who I am was what I mean. These, I knew It was important to get money for the ideas, the innovation, everything that I dont out developing created, but I could not have importance on unless kill this, core and ominous stay in court as long as it takes to get everything from this one deal because I freakin deserve it. That's what I was on an I had Let that go, and I had to say you know for me what It's like success is my peace and what feels

success is as Shakespeare wrote to my own self being true, so I gave my Self permission to leave and to save the money is not everything the money will come. I will never be asking of money. I will never be asked in a provision. Is fear, calibrated really high will who want it this happens after I sell it, and then it makes this mini x, x, x million in and then I don't have that like I was calibrating so high that what I had to day was all that I would ever be able to create at last. With fear is it's a thought process, that's. What you're in today is all that will ever be an that's, not real, but it hurts and it was uncomfortable, and the second thing that was uncomfortable wise. I felt like I failed because I've been the coaching industry in space and, quite honestly I was leaving it because I felt like I wasn't doing.

good job in the wall, and I felt like I wasn't doing a good job in the wall, because before I built a tech company I was speaking, people about sales and money, and mindset and Jenna they weren't, transforming ten thousand students, three hundred and thirty million dollars in revenue created over the last thirteen years and in this particular pocket decision people weren't changing, and I was racking my brain Why aren't they transforming, and I thought it was me my methodologies- and so I decided to leave the coaching space and leave my gift behind and I went to build something for Money- Walker either that like keep following this is like incredible, an insane all. At the same time, I went to build something because,

I was afraid I wasn't provided for, and I grew up where This is not true for all black brown indigenous people of color, but this was true for me. I grew up in this We didn't always have food, we didn't always have electricity, we didn't always have water to take a bath. We didn't and, as I started to create success, my biggest fear was that I couldn't sustain it, my biggest fear was then one day the ball is gonna drop. One day this issue is just gonna hit me upside the head and I'm gonna be broke and I'm gonna be on foodstuffs and I'm gonna be sad and I'm gonna be depressed and I'm gonna be alone and people are gonna. Work Me and say: didn't you, you to teach people. We could be free How did you overcome that because I feel like,

I feel that I feel for a lot of women is that when we do find success when we acknowledge the blessing that comes with it or what success could look like for us on the other side of it lives the fear that it could all be taken away like the moment that we accept that success is for us and can be meant for eyes were crippled with their feet. That will wake up to Morrow and it's gone. I knew I'd battled. I know a lot of women battle that I know a lot of that is ingrained in us through money mindset and it can look very different for us space on our upbringing or privilege. But how did you overcome the fear? you would lose. It all or that you were a one hit wonder that you gained momentum because of a lucky big breakin that you couldn't recreate it all. I thought all those things

all those things I had worked and traveling been men toward by some of the greatest leaders across the planet, including LISA, Nicholls. Who is she? The second element is he a mailing Amazing amazing, sees the second woman in history in history. Hillary Clinton was the first, she's the second woman in history to garner as seven figure book deal for non section, work cheesy. we women, only women of color to be featured in the book. This bread and then to be in the movie and then to travel on that circuit and then all of the things that she accomplished- and I was her meant and not only her meant he the most esteem, dementia. I grew or business eight hundred and ten percent and was with her seven years, why? So

When I made the decision to walk away, I felt like the world was like well now what the girl you gonna do. I felt like every one was looking at me and there is, of course, it says you cannot be transformational and universally light at the same time that true change always leaves something or some one behind and what I reckon nice was that most people think they're gonna maybe have to leave find a lover or partner they're gonna have to leave behind a family member or someone this meaningful for them to they're gonna outgrow that power. Sin in success- that relationship they're scared, their single and thinking. Will I ever get married or get that person what what children are what about things that make me happy side of success, but I really really really really really really want this success really bad, and so they are concerned about hi organization and all of those things- and I was linking all those things and when I

recognises that in this quote, it says you if something or someone behind- and we think it's gonna be external of Us- but it's actually inside and this I'm saying that we leave behind is distinct in thinking that we cannot be do and have it all this something that we leave behind is that we are not enough. The something that we leave behind is that one day, a programme, a prize, a business XL was going to define, are worth but the truth them. The matter is we are of work. We are never in the absence of our worthiness, the some one that we leave. The hide is the old identity of who we ve been. the small self, the less than self the people pleasing self? The compound, Rising self. The complicit itself become place itself, the overwhelm self. That's really what we leave a high people think that they're going

step into an impostor syndrome when they get successful like I'm, not gonna, feel like I fit. What you're gonna feel like when you tap into that success is, I always belonged, here? This is where I was always meant to be at the impostor was who I was pretending. I was that's really the truth, and so, going through their journey is messy. It is uncomfortable, but it brings a mirror in front of you that ass you, who were you really gun, the who are you really gonna say yes to what dreams? Are you really going to activate and are they Europe Yes, that's what selling my company brought forward from me. It brought forward every a decision I made pretending. I was happy pretending I was satisfied pretending I was pleased and I wasn't it brought it full circle. It made me confronted and it may be answer the question

Alison? Who will you be for yourself before you be it for the world, and that was terrifying. A brand new year, I'm not even sure how God, you're so vast. But I am wildly grateful for another year with this by gas and, of course, with you. In this season of new beginnings, making a lasting impact on our businesses and customers is more important than ever view. and already implemented a crm platform and your business. Well, now is the time c r m or customer relationship management is at the heart of turning yours, I'd into your success story and your customers, India, fans region. Customers wherever whenever with ease thanks to have spots into individual workflows and bought builders you'll create scale the automated marketing campaigns across Emil's social media web, an customer chat so that your custom where's here your messages loud and clear, a hubs

what's your m platform- adapts your content from multiple device types, so your customers have a grating, Sperience, no matter where their viewing it learn more now how you can transform your customer experience with hubs bought CRM platform at hub spot dot com wow one you are so poetic when you speak Allison, which is such a gift? I'm like I want to take that sound clip of what you just said and listen to it every morning, because I think that so many of us struggle in those ways we have those mines at box. We grew up in this culture of like fake it till you make it but like you can make it and still feel like you're faking and still be faking it in London. I am very curious about what your journey, especially in selling the business Is your journey in identity? You just touched on impostor syndrome, but I only imagine that a lot of

identity was wrapped up in their success and in the title in the notoriety, walk me through that identity shift might have looked like for you, because I think I'll lot of women are in this like metamorphosis. Time of really claiming what their identity as and where its found does the legal question Jenna the challenge with identity. That, I believe, is that, We borrow identity, and let me let me break that down, because I believe that this all make a difference for life. People to say hello, least smokes huh? Are you really telling me this in its gonna, give so much freedom when I was Three years old, I use I have this session with a collective called the people and my

mother would call them my imaginary friends Jenna, and I would it's so angry with her and I would say mom. Don't call them imaginary their real and I would get in this really upset, and I would say because you and see them- and I would say this at three month because you can't see them doesn't mean they're, not real their real to me by the time I was years old. I was walking up people in restaurants and I was giving them clear, boy messages from their missing children. I had no idea what you say: your little girls, this to me and the woman would begin weeping and my mother we say what did you say to her and she was a she's telling what my daughter said and my mom would say: oh do they gonna cool together, I have met you. My name is Linden she's. I know my daughter has been missing or my myself died, or this happening.

And mother would look at me like. Where are you getting this from and so I knew my guest Gina three years old. I knew it, but then I went to kindergarten and kindergarten put importance on knowing your letters, kindergarten, importance on standing in line kindergarten, put importance on being why? Yet when it was time for everyone to be quiet, but I wanted to talk because I could hear the people- and I were to tell the world what the people were saying? Why and so I guess, how did you give gift going by that gave them like? My heart is break. for this child and that's the truth of all of us that we here who we were then we got into environments that were meant to produce safety and were meant super use a a healthy conformity. If you will like this, he's just collective society, but the truth of the matter, is it taught us

reversal lessons that if we live in today in our present restrict us we buy, although our identity from our culture, see I heard growing up. The black people were poor. I heard growing up the black people had to struggle to get their foot in the door. So then, I produce struggle I don't think I could walk into a corporation and get a job with ease, but yet one day I thought I think it could be different, and then I was able to work for Hoover vacuums and be a successful marketing executive blackberry and be a successful trainer that travelled all over North America and had the spotlight on me. But still I would ways present myself as the number one black person in that in the company, because I felt moving to that, so I borrow my identity. I want everyone to think. Where did you borrow how you show up from

personal inhibitions. You saw your mother hath. Did she fuss about her body? Did she fuss about her insulate? Did you hear your dad? about sports or money or or things at the office? Did you Bob well your identity from generation and age are. You forty, and now you think your life is falling apart or you know our youth, thirty and thinking you're behind. Are you twenty and thinking you ve gotta pay? or dues- that's not true unless you agree with it. So your idea Eddie Jenna will guide what you think and what you think will guide what you, leave is possible and what you believe as possible then become the existence of what you read and what you just said, explained in the way you position the question? Is people are exhausted, with living a life that doesn't feel good then I say, stop living an identity that pleases other.

live in identity, that's true you and among them ass. Yes, a man? Do you have any new tool or strategies for someone who is listening to those whose sitting here thinking you know have a limiting mindset, or I have this narrative that I believe this is true for me and my life. How do I paint or cast a different vision for my future how do you do that? I'm gonna get really simple. Example: a really for example, but I'm gonna tell you thousands of people, Are gonna, write you and I and go wholly smokes that liberated me. In ways I never would have imagined possible. I call this a reality on it in itself.

But it will also piss you off such a big deal. You'll be taxing realize I had fun, but I'm a little mad. Welcome back. I like this and hears why people believed needs to change the challenge that I don't believe in one needs to change. I believe you are perfect, we! U, I'm perfectly me, I'm black, I'm a woman today I am two hundred and nine lb, and I say that so probably because I was three hundred and forty five lb and I'm nine lb away from a significant goal of getting the one hundred and ninety nine, which feels really good for me, and I love my body love my existence. I love my relationship. I love my spirit. I love the business I meant to day. I want my life and I say that with true purity and I feel like if your listening, you can feel the vibration of that truth.

and so I say that so that you trust this exercise. Does I built this exercise? Will I didn't love my life and it got me a warning it so the reality at it, is to pay attention to your day and as you pay, attention to your day, pay attention to joking laughing jesting? Did you do to please others, meaning somebody knows, Oh you know it's raining today? You know that, don't you I hate it when it rains and you go yeah man, I hate it when it rains and you do it because you feel like it's a faster conversation, it's an easier conversation. But the truth is you love when it rains? You love to make a politician Lee, you loved, have great sex when it rains. You loved, read the book, but you don't feel comfortable, saying I have a different opinion. I have a different thought attention to times in your day when you try to fit in when you're uncomfortable standing out The truth of the matter is, you were not born to fit. You were born to add pay attention to.

How you are pursuing by social media. If the world is telling you that think one way, but you think another I'll give you an example, that's really uncomfortable. We all think we're supposed to be sad on nine eleven when what if we are honouring on nine eleven and what if we are posting in saying for every person that ascended on that day. I live for you today and my life feels really good and you you die for our country, and it was in there, but I am so grateful for your existence would have you pulled up a list of there means- and you spoke their names that day in a two minute meditation, and that was your there, but not a day to see bring in sadness, pay attention your relationship with those that are significant in your life and where do you love me?

through the lens of sacrifice, sacrifices, not a part of love. Re write, your definition of love, where you're giving more of yourself and calibrating so high and sacrifice it at the end of the day you lay in the bed and you feel like not enough was given to you. Where are you giving the world the best of you and then leaving the rest of you for your I've seen you don't like it and finally, and the reality. Audit. Look at your family, your friends, your partners, routine team, your staff, and where are you not telling them. What's really on your mind, what you really believe is available for the business. Were you really leave is available for the union. What would really exciting you may be about vacation. Maybe you don't wanna go. Disney. Maybe you actually want to go to a country and forgotten. You wanna have that experiences. You just feel like people are gonna, say you're too much you're doing too much your thinking too big. Who do you think you are? If you

in pay attention to that day. By day and moment by moment, you can pay attention to where you ve, given your identity, over to the hands of people that weren't on the call for your destiny. It was not a conference call. It was a one on one conversation and went source Universe God. However, you acknowledge that had conversation. It was only with you you're, the only person that can be the highest. It, though for your own life and if you can see that moment by moment? You can then identify where your work is, and you can give yourselves free. You can give yourself into a liberated identity and life will feel better than you could have ever imagined gosh you up, you you're just them, Amazing, I like just need a minute I,

in no Allison at this stage of your life, and I'm going to make an assumption and correct me if I'm wrong, this answer might be different than one you would have given in the past, but at this stage of your life, which one do you consider your current seed? time or money, and why is that yeah me question That is a all that's a yummy question. I just got genes bombs in one thousand percent unapologetically I will never change this answer- and it is time- and it is time It is time at his time because how I use. My time now verses, I used my time five years ago, five years ago. My calendar was stacked every single moment because I had taken a court that said, if it doesn't go on the calendar, it's not real, but I took that course

I didn't know, might human design that I'm a manifesting generator and that, while I lie of structure, and while I truly believe that structure gives freedom. I need others to hold the stuff you're, not me so five years no. I wasn't living the exam stance of having a c o o that manage that structure where I wasn't in overwhelmed so five years ago, I lived again borrowed and I took a course, but course just wasn't for me, doesn't make sense: dinner the lately? No, I had everything in my calendar every moment was planned and stacked. I was going to my nephews games, his basketball games with my laptop on my lap and when people stood up and here I stood up and cheered and where we sat down, I went back to working. I was, obsessed with success today,

The distinction is that my time is spent meditating. Reading. Writing and stepping into what feels really good and pure and true from me, and the way that I got there. You're gonna laugh at this dinner I read a statistic I was doing something. I was trying to figure out something new for intimacy with my partner at the time, and I read a statistic about sex and this existing said that sixty seven percent of women in Hanover sexual relationships, fake their orgasms, sixty seven percent, and while what I identified was wholly smokes, that means sixty seven percent of wind. in in heterosexual relationship. So this is not all women, but let's just take this analogy, cause it's easy to understand our faking their feelings. Their fate

when it feels good their faking that they're happy there faking that the spot was hit and I had an awareness when I read that statistic now. I was online to figure out something to make my own sex life spicy, but I've stumble on the something dinner and I was like wait a minute if their faking it in the back room there faking it with their business numbers. There faking it with them- are getting their faking it with their sales strategy there acting like they like it, and they told me need somebody to say you're facon it and I'll call you out on it and I were oh, my god and then I wait a minute. You don't read something. That's not for you Alison, where are you faking it and I recognise I was faking it

I like my life. I was faking it that I was happy always striving for a body that never came to fruition. What if I just decided today, I like my body, what, if I decided an international podcast? I would tell the world I was two hundred and nine pounds. What if I did that and what, if I really really loved it? What, if I had at me all over my face and I didn't let to stop me from going live. What, if I didn't go, everybody's wondering about my at me clean so that I could deflect away from the fact I have asked me what if I just got on and just was myself and I reckon nice, our senior faking it and while I of money and believe in money and believe money works for me and I live in the permanence of abundant and that is my reality today and I am grateful it will be my reality forever what I know is that the way that I spend my time isn't- No longer gripped with worry is no

hunger suffocated by fear and is known. longer restricted by philosophies that are expired and paradigms and thinking that don't serve this woman Gotta, think thoughts, tell stories, believe ideals and live feelings that fortify who I desire to be not who I think the world wants me to be an. I spend my time calibre and soon in an M body, those truths for me and from that overflow? I bought my calendar. I but my interviews, I put my press I put my business conversations. I book my clients, I now where the overflow of my happiness- and that is the core of how spend my time. That is the currency. That is greater than any thing I could have in a bag

account and investment to counter any of that, and so that is where I put importance, and that is what is important for me, and I believe I will say that for the rest of my days in this existence, so our full and so transformative. I feel like everyone. who is listening can take something from that and really ask themselves. Where am I out with this question one in no inclosing white is firing. You up you ve had such a transformative year. You ve gone through. These deputy sheriffs. You really adds defines says and what your values look like for you? What are you cited about what's in the future. They do for us me that, because its meaningful for me, I believe that I will complete this identity of business, continuing to

with leaders who say Alison, I want more what more and I want to feel guilty for more aid one of the richest and I want to be unapologetic about it and I want to live the luxury of less I wanna do lesson with bigger. I want to believe bigger, I wanted trust myself bigger. I wanna, I wonder, now I want to work with people Dinnerware, where living as there are things sell feels like there in a beautiful hot spring in the middle of nowhere with a breeze going across their shoulder, and they I feel the wind it they're back, and I believe that is how I will complete this idea Eddie, and then I believe I will go into even more or humanitarian work and I will touch me. of inspiring impact the world in ways that bring unity and that calibrate high on love, because

I believe we can eradicate racism ages and sexism, every ism, that's out there every marginalization by owning our identity. Are you into fine. As marginalized. Are you I did? defying is unworthy. Are you identify? It is not enough. Are you identifying is broken, broken you identifying a sad and lonely? Are you identifying as heated and betrayed, and are you identifying. in that way, and then are you magnifying and magnetizing those circumstances to yourself because those before you lived those traumas because you can identify by. Instead standing on their shoulders and honour, bring them in saying. Thank you for the sacrifice you did for me and today I will leave this way because you with that way, that's my good work Jenna and that's my God work, and I don't.

the title for it, but I know the title will come. I know it will unfold. because I know I have meaning- I know that, like everyone listening to this, I am an unreasonable miracle. I was born to exist for my own happiness and when I live that truth, the world can't help but be blessed by it. The world can't help but be changed, and the world cannot help but be made better. And that's what lights me up and said my soul on fire Alison. Where can ever buddy, find you and connect with you. I feel like people are diving into any space that they can get more of you and hear more from you well No, we love the Graham. I love Instagram love it so much and my gone instagram. You can find me if you know how to spell my name, so you gotta put the two hours the why my dad did

as you can thank him for me not to find me. We keep all of our links active in my bio and I think it's a good way, because I personally there and I answered- my dams and I chat, and I talk and I connect and there's no automated experiences. So if you loved this experience, then join me in my virtual family unanswered ram, and that was the really good for me and I think for you. I am so grateful for this conversation. I am so grateful that we connected, and just thank you for your honesty, your integrity or authenticity? I think that this is a conversation that people to save and come back to you time and time again when you feel like you are this until and saw, and I'm just so grateful for. I think it is excellent in general? If I may say one last thing, I would say to anyone: learning never be a prisoner of your past, even if

Past was five minutes ago. If something frustrated you, five minutes ago clean it up, it is still your our don't let it still your afternoon, don't let it still your day, never be a prisoner of your past. It was just a lesson. It wasn't a life sentence free yourself and live your truth No that you are loved and you are never alone, and that is what we call All it might drop moments. I dont know about you bet, there were so many places. In that conversation where I found my self wanting to rewind and re, listen to Alison's powerful words there is so much to unpack in that episode from identity to mindset. Today, it is in the stories we tell ourselves to the lives, we believe to the ways that we're faking it in our lives. I hope that today, provided you, the

inspiration in the direction to start moving forward, as the truest version of who you are this episode. Absolute Lee inspires me, and I am so so grateful that this pod gas gives me the platform to host conversations like this one with Alice and thank Yous so much for hitting play on another episode of the gold, digger podcast, of course, until next time keep on digging your biggest goals. I'm over here giving you a virtual high five, because you just finished another episode of the gold digger podcast tobacco by weight. Vast for anyone else. If you want more head over to gold, digger, pod, guess, dot, com for show, notes and all the discount codes from today's sponsors and if you're looking for a new crew, movers and shakers like you'd, have bounds, ideas and ask questions, be sure to join my exclusive community. For God's sake,