On Purpose With Alex Beadon

This week’s episode is one of those sweet solo episodes where I speak from the heart, totally unfiltered, and just share what’s on my mind. This week, I share what it’s been like to come off the tail end of an intense launch of The School of Killer Impressions AND I share how I’ve been finding inspiration from Olympic Athletes.

What could we do if we could redirect all the energy we invest in managing our insecurities out into the world? Susan Hyatt, veteran life coach and author of Bare, joins us to describe her entry into life coaching and the tools she uses in her work. We talk about how to show up conviction even when you’re surrounded by naysayers, how to reach clients when it seems like nothing is working, and how to be yourself online in a full throttle way.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: -How to identify the value of your offering -How to put yourself in your ideal clients shoes -How to find clarity on what your ideal client would be willing to pay -A live example of how *I* discovered the price for The School of Killer Impressions (which is NOW LIVE - EEEK!)

In Today's Podcast, You'll Learn: - The story of how I went from $5k in the bank to $106k in a period of 10 days - An actual audio recording of me “live-manifesting” $100,000 - How I was able to create a mental and energetic state that supported me in the creation of one of my most successful launches to date.

People are obsessed with New Year's resolutions, but something that matters just as much is Old Year reflections. In other words: looking back at the past year and reflecting on what you experienced in life and business. What went right? What went wrong? What lessons did you learn? How did you grow as an individual? In Episode 43 I take you behind-the-scenes of my own personal 2018 reflections.

Today we hear from Denise Duffield-Thomas, a money mindset mentor for the new wave of entrepreneurs. We speak about how she helps women create wealth through her mindset courses and practical wisdom on releasing money blocks. We also talk about how she built her million dollar business while managing being a mom. 

I’ve always been a procrastinator. Ever since I was in school. I used to do the majority of my big projects at the last minute. But over the past few months I’ve been training myself to overcome my procrastinating ways so I wanted to share the shifts in mindset for me that have made all the difference, so that hopefully they can make all the difference for you too.

Follow your heart. Sian did and it took her for a ride of a lifetime across the globe. A talented graphic designer and photographer hailing from New Zealand, Sian Richardson wasn’t content with the life of a 9-to-5 job. She needed happiness infused with success—so she decided to explore her options. Her search took her across the vast habitats of Australia and eventually to Canada, blogging her lifestyle and travels all the while freelancing.

We all know that the growth of any seed depends largely on its environment. But how much care do you give to your own environment? How consciously do you cultivate your own environment for success?

In the 38th episode, we welcome Cara Alwill Leyba, best selling author, master life coach, and creator of The Champagne Diet blog. In this episode she shares how she found her passion life and developed the followers that make her successful today, she talks all about the behind the scenes of the publishing world, and she shares some advice for up and coming authors that you won't want to miss. 

​​​​​​​Believe it or not, there was a time when I used to feel like the biggest fraud. Today I’m an online business coach, but I first started my career as a photographer. I remember on my first few shoots I would show up full of nerves, wondering if I was worthy of being on the shoot. ​​​​​​​ I look back now and know that I was suffering from something called ‘imposter syndrome’. Today I’ve got some advice on Imposter Syndrome for you, all inspired by pop princess Aria

In the 36th episode, we welcome Erin May Henry, an Australian YouTuber, Podcast and Personal Branding Strategist. She shares how she grew her following over Youtube and how she has gotten to where she is today by casting aside the traditional 9-5 and finding freedom by working for herself.

Today on the podcast Alex reflects on her recent trip to South Africa. She goes into depth on why she is there, what she's learned so far, and the importance of surrounding yourself with like minded people. You’ll hear her story about meeting Richard Branson and the insights she got from it. If you want to hear about the behind the scenes of her trip, this episode is for you. 

In today's episode, I welcome Lana Shlafer, Mindset and LOA expert featured on NPR and TVOne. Lana is a jack of all trades who finds freedom and fear in running her own business. With an all encompassing background as an Investment banker, Certified therapist, Yoga Teacher and Personal Training, it is fitting that Lana finds her passion project within Coaching. Lana shares the peaks and troughs on her path to self-discovery, and ultimately, her own business.

If you ever feel so overwhelmed with life that all you want to do is cocoon into your bed, then this episode is for you. I not only share my top tip for overcoming overwhelm, I also share why I believe this launch of Gram Slam didn’t do as well as the previous. You know me, I’m always keeping it real. So if you’re looking for a real look into my life right now, this is it. Messy details and all.