Alexandra Roxo: Sacred Writing Practice, Instagram & Meeting Lost Parts Of Yourself
Alexandra Roxo (@alexandraroxo) returns to the podcast to expand on our conversation about embodiment, business, marketing funnels, Instagram, shame and her new book, F*ck Like a Goddess: Heal Yourself. Reclaim Your Voice. Stand in Your Power.
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We discuss:
- Learning business as a someone with an arts background
- How astrology helps her plan her business projects
- Alexandra’s revenue streams
- Launching with vs without funnels
- How moving from New York to LA helped her release the need to “be somebody”
- Releasing the internal programming of the “American dream”
- Why she isn’t focusing on growing her instagram account
- Redefining the meaning of numbers on Instagram
- Rewriting your limiting beliefs
- Meeting parts of yourself that have been lost
- Letting go of projects and pivoting
- Radical Awakenings Membership
- What is a “priestess”?
- Being a channel between the visible and the invisible
- Alexandra’s experience working with plant medicines
- Privilege in wellness
- Posting on instagram as a sacred writing practice
- How to deal with digital overwhelm and set healthy boundaries
- Allowing your internal people pleaser to die
- Having the courage to be seen as a public person
- Who Alexandra’s new book, F*ck like a Goddess is for
- Releasing shame around your sexuality
Mentioned:
- The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
- Soltara Healing Center
- Alexandra Roxo on Woke & Wired episode 24: A Rule-Breaking, Tantric Approach To Entrepreneurship and Instagram Growth
- 5 steps to get started and grow on TikTok
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Quotes by Alexandra Roxo:
“I see myself as a channeler of collective energy, not a guide. I call forth everyone’s own magic.”
“You’re uniquely you and that’s enough.”
“When you are doing the thing that you’re supposed to be doing, things line up.”
“I would like to create work that is inspiring and of service. My life isn’t about writing a bestselling book, having a big following, or being wealthy. It’s about the quality I bring into each moment.”
“Stop looking outside – the answer is inside of you.”
“Enjoy the movie of you.”
“I don’t look at myself as guru, leader or teacher. I look at myself as a priestess who’s helping gather the energies of the group and channel what needs to be channeled.”
