
I dont think there is a more relatable episode than todays episode with Aicha Ayana.
She is an Author of two amazing books, a mom of 3 children, and the founder of the WomanUp Network. She manages all of this while creating creative events to inspire others while traveling the world to inspire and empower others.
I had an opportunity to sit with her for this episode and Aicha is proof that their is power in a story of trauma. Aicha lived a rough life and struggled a lot just to get ahead, but she knew the entire time this discomfort was building her for much more ahead.
We talk her's mothers passing at a young age, spirituality, and taking on college with 3 children. She discusses why she worked so hard to only leave corporate America and why it should be purpose over money always. Her ability to refuse defeat and continuing on even when she was unsure how will draw you to her, if your going to listen to anyone about your stuck phase, its Aicha!
Aicha has helped thousands in her community alone, as well as woman all over the world. We also dive into her most recent book, "The Diary of A Broken Woman," because this is a truth every woman NEEDS to hear.
I have to thank you for what you are doing. You have opened my eyes and reminded me of things I have lost along the way. You have inspired me and moved me to get back on track and become a better person not just for myself but for my kids. Thanks again. I can’t wait until next week.
One of the highlights of my week is to hear from Jessica’s transparent insights into personal development! She keeps it fun and drops so many gems in terms of shifting your mindset and unlocking your greatest potential!! I’ve learned so much and I’m so grateful for The Stranded Podcast! ❤️
I want to say your podcast is SO AMAZING. Today’s episode (1/10/2020) is so me because I’m so scared to fail that I’m not doing anything in my business because Im paralyze on the HOW. I really wish I could attend your event but I’ll be out of town. Hopefully there will be another event this year. Just want to say thank you.
I hated when I want to celebrate a win and there was no applause but more like, “oh nice” rather than I’m so happy for you. Ugh
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