Without Fear

What a wild experience! 2 packed sessions - helping people work through their challenges, seek solutions, and affirm to their nervous systems that they weren't going to be attacked by bears.

When we frame challenges with death as the final hurdle - suddenly things arent so complicated and we realize we have known what to do all along, sometimes we just need help talking it out.

Im so excited for those who sat down with me today to take the risk they committed to me to see through in the next 7 days. Im rooting for you!

First time here, and I get to speak at 2PM.

I’ll be talking about leadership, risk, and the decisions we avoid - even when we know they matter.

I am beyond honored and excited to be a roundtable speaker for the BNI US & Canada National Conference in Orlando FL this week. I will be shoulder to shoulder with networking and entrepreneurial titans - and bringing my death informed risk taking strategy to leaders and innovators. Momento Vivere.

I am beyond honored and excited to be a roundtable speaker for the BNI US & Canada National Conference in Orlando FL this week. I will be shoulder to shoulder with networking and entrepreneurial titans - and bringing my death informed risk taking strategy to leaders and innovators. Momento Vivere.

The grand finale - Monday @ 6:30pm EST

The Ones Who Show Up
Part 2: The Carpathia

In April 1912, one ship saw distress flares and stayed still.
Another ship turned.

This episode is not about the Titanic. It’s about the RMS Carpathia: the vessel that answered the call. The captain who pushed his engines beyond their limits. The crew who prepared blankets, coffee, and medical stations before they could see a single survivor. The 705 lives pulled from freezing water because someone chose to move toward suffering instead of away from it.

We explore the psychology of the bystander effect, the cost of showing up, and what courage really looks like when the outcome is uncertain. What does it mean to become the kind of person who turns toward distress? What does it cost? And why does it matter now more than ever?

Depression. Grief. Isolation. Subtle signals. Ambiguous flares.

Sometimes you are the closest ship.

This episode is a reflection on compassion in motion, imperfect presence, and the quiet power of becoming light in someone else’s darkness.

You do not have to save the whole ocean.
You just have to be willing to turn the ship.

Why do I call myself a "Life Strategy Specialist"?

Because after dozens of bedsides, hundreds of stories, and endless regrets - I know the 5 most common things people at the end of their lives wish they had done differently.

Not only am I an end of life doula - I took the things I have learned as people share their wisdom at the end of their lives, and have developed a life coaching method that means you won't have those regrets when your time comes.

By sitting with the dying, I have learned how to help the living start living before they start dying.

Contact me today to get started.

We begin a 2-part story using the Titanic as a metaphor for depression, grief, and the way people respond to suffering.

In Part One, we talk about the Californian - the ship that saw the flares, heard the distress, and stayed still.

We see this every day. In grief. In crisis. In quiet moments where someone needs us and we say nothing.

🎙️ The Ones Who Look Away is live on Monday - an episode about silence, inaction, and the human cost of looking away.

Next month? In the GRAND FINALE of my podcasting year, we talk about the Carpathia, and what it means to melt the engines and run toward almost certain death.

🔗https://www.thetransformationnetwork.com/ttrevelution/host/alexis-hughes-mba-559/

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Having a doula certification opens you up to an entirely new market of customers who are seeking holistic and supportive solutions on top of the systems we already have.

Jump in now - or get left behind by your competition that's already doing it. What few seats remain close TODAY.

https://www.campusce.net/clevelandstate/course/course.aspx?catId=19

Most people think having a will means everything is “taken care of.”

It doesn’t.

A will still goes through probate, becomes public record, and can leave families waiting months or years. A trust, on the other hand, allows things to move forward quickly, privately, and with far less stress.

And here’s the part many people miss: a plan only works if someone is empowered to carry it out. That’s why having a trustee matters.

Good planning isn’t about paperwork. It’s about protecting the people you love when they’re already overwhelmed.

If you’ve been meaning to get your affairs in order, this is your sign. Reach out to me today.

The clock is ticking on the Home Funeral Alliance curated fundraiser!

Our exclusive, limited-availability offerings are here to help you make a mindful transition from 2025 to 2026.
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Available only until January 31st, ​you can shop the drop that gives back by directly supporting education, advocacy, and resources for empowered community deathcare.

All proceeds support the National Home Funeral Alliance!

NHFA Year's Turn Drop Fundraiser - https://share.google/YBMOohr4ouPj6ItpF

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