Kehlag: Living In Fierce Alignment

In this episode, Kehla sits down with Leah, a women’s empowerment and embodiment mentor who supports conscious female entrepreneurs in healing emotional and ancestral wounds, expanding their nervous system capacity, shifting their mindset, and stepping into heart-led leadership. As the host of the Mindful Evolution and Call Her Forward podcasts, Leah brings her passionate, playful, and soulful personality to her work, blending trauma-informed and somatic approaches to help women heal relationship wounds, rise confidently in their feminine power, and expand their impact in life and business. Together, Kehla and Leah dive into the beauty of embracing one’s messiness and humanness as a leader, letting go of perfectionism and the need for external validation. They discuss how true leadership comes from accepting every part of your experience—your emotions, conflicts, and challenges—so you can lead yourself powerfully instead of shrinking or seeking approval from others. Leah offers insights on connecting with the

In this episode, Kehla shares her powerful journey from financial struggle to prosperity from a recent Summit that she presented in. Highlighting how the Pearl Sequence from the Gene Keys transformed her relationship with money and business, she opens up about overcoming personal challenges, including father wounds and debt, and how these experiences reshaped her approach to building wealth. Kehla introduces the Pearl Sequence, a framework within the Gene Keys that guides individuals toward prosperity by aligning with their deepest purpose and contribution to the world. She explains the four key spheres—Vocation, Culture, Brand, and Pearl—and how each plays a role in cultivating effortless abundance. Through reflection and self-alignment, Kehla demonstrates how prosperity can flow naturally when you operate from your unique gifts and authentic expression. Listeners will gain practical insights on how to integrate the Pearl Sequence into their business and personal life, transcending the need to strive and emb

In this episode, Kehla sits down with Hannah Deindorfer, also known as "The Libido Fairy," for a quick and candid conversation about the challenges women face when reigniting desire and intimacy in their relationships. They explore how many women turn to external solutions—adding excitement, kink, or novelty—only to feel disconnected and stuck in patterns of inauthenticity. Hannah shares her expertise in guiding women back to their bodies, emphasizing the importance of presence, grounding, and playful curiosity as essential ingredients for sustainable intimacy. Throughout the episode, she provides actionable steps to help women communicate their desires with confidence, fostering connection in a way that feels natural, fun, and easy. You'll walk away with practical tools to reignite the spark and create more joyful relationships. Check out Hannah's website Likes & Limits Checklist Download Follow Hannah on IG Work with Kehla: The Edge Mastermind ft. Signature Program by Design Get the Gene Keys Podcast

In this episode, Kehla introduces 75 Easy—a nuanced, holistic alternative to the popular 75 Hard challenge, designed to align with the natural rhythms of women’s bodies and lifestyles. She discusses how 75 Hard, though focused on mental toughness and discipline, doesn’t take into account the unique cycles and needs that women experience. Kehla shares the inspiration behind creating 75 Easy, explaining how it offers flexibility and sustainability through mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual support. Listeners will learn how to build internal confidence by aligning their routines with their energy cycles and priorities. Through practices like mindful movement, hydration, reading fiction, and tracking progress, Kehla provides a framework for self-leadership in both life and business. This episode offers practical steps for those ready to move away from rigid structures and adopt a more compassionate, empowered approach to personal development. If you’re looking to start 2025 with a sustainable plan that ho

In this episode, Kehla interviews Kyla Gagnon, a somatic breathwork facilitator and empowerment leader for women. After 15 years in the fitness industry, Kyla discovered breathwork in 2019, a practice that completely changed her life. She walked away from her career as a fitness trainer, writer, and model to embrace the power of somatics and breathwork, leading women to reclaim their power by healing and honoring every part of themselves. Kyla and Kehla dive into nuanced topics like psilocybin and medicinal practices, exploring how breathwork reconnects you to your body and feminine energy—unlocking the tools needed for self-regulation, embodiment, and leadership. They discuss how breathwork can empower women to become unfuckwithable in life and business. Listen in to hear Kyla’s inspiring journey and learn how to harness the power of breath for personal and professional growth. Follow Kyla on Instagram, check out her RECLAIMED podcast, and explore her BREATHE WITH KYLA membership. Follow Kyla on Instagram K

In this episode, Kehla shares her journey of breaking free from the relentless grind of posting on social media in an attempt to grow her audience and impact. She reflects on how the pursuit of visibility through algorithms and explore pages led to burnout, and how shifting her focus toward collaboration opened new doors. Kehla explains the power of getting specific with one’s zone of genius, making it easier to stand out and create meaningful impact when pitching collaborative opportunities. She highlights that collaboration goes beyond exposure—it’s about building trust. Through personal stories, she illustrates how a single conversation can spark multiple opportunities, demonstrating that collaboration is the currency of the future. Listeners will gain practical insights on how to refine their expertise, strategically connect with others, and position themselves for greater impact heading into 2025. This episode offers a roadmap for leveraging collaboration as a powerful tool to expand influence and foster

In this episode, Kehla interviews Melanie Benson, a leading Authority Amplifier for expert-preneurs since 2000 and host of the top 1.5% podcast Amplify Your Success. Together, they dive deep into what it takes to craft a powerful Lighthouse Message that not only attracts aligned clients but also builds trust in today’s coaching landscape. Kehla and Melanie discuss the emerging trust deficit in the industry, explaining how relationship-building with ideal clients now requires more intentionality and time. They explore the power of specialization and niching down—emphasizing that becoming more specific in your messaging isn’t restrictive but instead empowering, allowing coaches to serve more effectively and impactfully. This insightful conversation offers practical and nuanced strategies for standing out, thriving, and becoming a trusted authority in a crowded market. Tune in to gain valuable insights into refining your business approach, mastering your niche, and crafting a message that magnetizes your audienc

In this episode, Kehla interviews Becca Francis, a British ex-pat and Human Design Coach based in Queensland, Australia. Becca shares her mission to help coaches integrate Human Design into their businesses, enabling them to increase their income and take their client results to new depths. Together, Kehla and Becca discuss the powerful nuances of using Human Design profiles, centers, and types in coaching. They share personal stories of how embodying their own designs has influenced their work, reflecting on the challenges of being out of alignment and the profound impact of supporting clients through their unique design. Tune in to learn how applying Human Design in coaching can help you stand out in your industry by offering clients unparalleled depth and transformation.   Follow Becca on IG Becca's Website Human Design Coaching Toolkit Becca's Facebook Work with Kehla: The Edge Mastermind ft. Signature Program by Design Get the Gene Keys Podcast Compendium   Check out Kehla's website Grab Kehla’s Free

In this episode, Kehla dives into the powerful message of Stop Apologizing. It’s time to let go of the subtle ways we shrink ourselves with unnecessary apologies and self-deprecating humor. Kehla explores how these habits disempower us by seeking validation or approval from others and why it’s essential to break free from this cycle. Listeners will be challenged to ask themselves why they apologize, where they're seeking validation, and how they're holding themselves back to avoid failure or judgment. The episode offers a bold call to action: own your voice, stop shrinking, and step into your leadership unapologetically. Being unapologetic is about standing fully in your truth, owning your worth, and showing up without softening your edges. It’s about recognizing that those who choose to engage with your message are there for a reason—and you don’t need to explain or diminish your brilliance. Tune in for a transformative conversation with Kehla on embracing your power, leading with confidence, and stepping in

In this episode, we dive deep into a powerful conversation about navigating the pressures and harmful narratives that dominate the coaching industry from a recent Masterclass Kehla hosted. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by external noise or struggled with making aligned decisions, this is the episode for you. You’ll learn how to recognize common tactics that create unnecessary pressure, such as the push to be in the “1%,” constant income growth, and fear-based marketing. We explore how these narratives impact your decision-making process, often pulling you away from your true path. Using the lens of Human Design and Gene Keys, we’ll unpack how each of your centers may be influenced by these narratives and offer tools for realigning with your inner authority. You'll also learn how to cultivate the gift of discernment, empowering you to make intentional, smart investments in your business. Tune in to discover how to reclaim your power, break free from industry pressure, and start making decisions that truly re

In this episode, we dive deep into the nuances of running a successful online coaching business by exploring the crucial differences between front-end marketing and back-end operations. We break down how what’s visible to your audience—the polished content, launches, and branding—is only one piece of the puzzle, while the backend—systems, client management, and program delivery—anchors your business for long-term success. But beyond the practical aspects of business, we’ll explore why ROI from mentorship needs to be about more than just financial gains. True ROI includes energetic alignment, emotional breakthroughs, and identity shifts that redefine who you are as a leader and entrepreneur. Through mentorship, you discover how to cultivate strategic clarity, save time, build authentic relationships, and fast-track your growth. Central to this episode is the powerful significance of discernment—a theme deeply connected to the 13th Gene Key. We’ll dive into the shadow of discord, where lack of discernment cause

In this episode, Kehla dives into the nuance behind why the advice “this is what works” often falls flat for so many entrepreneurs. Instead of simply telling people to “make it their own,” she gets into the why—explaining how the energy of defined and undefined centers in Human Design can cause entrepreneurs to pick up on strategies that aren’t aligned with their natural strengths. Kehla breaks down how Human Design reveals a personalized blueprint for business success. By understanding their unique centers, profile, and type, entrepreneurs can create strategies that feel effortless and actually work. She shares how unlocking the potential of Human Design helps entrepreneurs stop forcing themselves into one-size-fits-all tactics and start building a business that flows with their own energy. Listeners will walk away with clarity on why traditional advice might be holding them back and how they can use Human Design to create a business strategy that’s tailored to their own strengths, helping them make a bigger

In this episode, Kehla shares her transformative experience during 5.5 weeks in Portugal, where a family conflict brought up deep insights about boundaries, safety, and personal growth. Reflecting on her past, she explores how hypervigilance and black-and-white thinking shaped her responses to conflict and business challenges. Kehla introduces the concept of treading water with trauma—holding onto past struggles as a way to show resilience but never fully moving forward. Through the lens of the 49th, 52nd, 6th, 53rd & 55th Gene Keys, she explains how cultivating safety in the present moment shifted her approach to both life and business. Listeners will hear how Kehla embraced her identity as the best Human Design and Gene Keys business coach in Canada, and why expanding one’s capacity to handle everything is key to breaking through plateaus and achieving true growth.   The mentioned IG post   Work with Kehla: The Edge Mastermind ft. Signature Program by Design Get the Gene Keys Podcast Compendium   Check

In this episode, Kehla sits down with Elizabeth, who specializes in helping high-achievers overcome anxiety and everyday stress by tapping into the power of the unconscious mind. With her unique approach through Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), Elizabeth empowers individuals to regain control and build resilient minds capable of navigating life’s challenges with calm and confidence. Elizabeth shares her powerful story of releasing a traumatic life experience in just one RRT session. She explains how RRT differs from other therapeutic methods like Hypnosis, Parts work, NLP, EMDR, and traditional talk therapy. They also discuss the nuances of holding onto traumatic memories for decades, despite their brevity, and why pre-recorded RRT sessions often fail to capture the individual nuances necessary for true memory release. Elizabeth also opens up about how RRT helped her son heal from the trauma of his near-death experience. Follow Elizabeth on Instagram   Work with Kehla: The Edge Mastermind ft. Signature Progra

In this episode, Kehla dives into the game-changing power of doing less while making a bigger impact. Inspired by her time in Europe, where the slower pace of life made her rethink the need to constantly hustle, Kehla shares how ditching the jam-packed calendar has transformed her approach to business and life. She opens up about her past addiction to struggle—how she used to believe that grinding harder and filling every minute justified the results she got. But after embracing a new mindset, she discovered the magic of "silent boundaries"—saying less, doing less, and still making waves. At first, it felt risky to pull back, but Kehla found that this shift gave her more freedom, energy, and clarity. Now, Kehla’s all about creating space instead of cramming in more. She doesn’t feel the need to stuff her conversations, posts, or emails with fluff, and she’s here to show you how to do the same. This episode is a wake-up call to stop overloading and start making every move count.   Work with Kehla: The Edge Mas

In this episode, Kehla cuts the crap and gets straight to the point about the real difference between intent and impact in business. She tears down the fantasy that just doing the energetic work and setting intentions will somehow make your business thrive. Intentions are important, sure—but they’re useless if you don’t back them up with real, concrete action. Kehla doesn’t sugarcoat it: clinging to the idea of impact without actually moving forward is just an excuse to stay stuck, and it’s sabotaging your business’s potential. She calls out the tendency to dodge responsibility for inaction and lays out no-nonsense advice to break free from this cycle. This episode is a reality check: intentions might get you started, but it’s the actions you take that actually make things happen. Kehla hands you the tools and mindset shifts you need to quit stalling and start making serious progress in your business. Work with Kehla: The Edge Mastermind ft. Signature Program by Design Get the Gene Keys Podcast Compendium  

In this episode, Kehla sits down with leadership coach Courtney, who specializes in helping conservative female coaches harness their sass, spice, and values to increase their visibility, impact, and income. Courtney dives deep into the connection between feeling safe in our bodies and how that translates to success in business, relationships, and finances. She shares her personal safety practice for reconnecting with the body to cultivate a grounded, secure experience. The conversation explores why slowing down is essential for cultivating safety and how to regulate yourself during that process. Courtney also tackles the dangers of self-indulgence in negative emotions and offers insights into breaking free from the constraints of cancel culture. She emphasizes the importance of self-trust and integrity in overcoming people-pleasing tendencies. Courtney wraps up by sharing her bold philosophy: living as if you've already been canceled. By embracing this mindset, she reveals how you can unlock the confidence t

Join host Kehla for an inspiring conversation with Alissa, a 6/3 Projector and Leadership & Performance Coach for Coaches. Alissa is the founder of Coaching Craft Academy, where she empowers coaches to break through their own and their clients' blocks, tripling their business and transforming one-time clients into lifelong advocates with heartwarming testimonials. In this episode, Kehla and Alissa explore: The pivotal role of ontology in leadership as a coach. Why providing answers in coaching doesn’t foster self-led clients. The reflective nature of the coach-client relationship. Balancing responsibility for clients' results without owning their outcomes. The power of nuanced, impactful questions. How radical self-responsibility expands your clients' growth. Strategies for consistently re-signing clients with your exceptional coaching. If you're looking to elevate your coaching practice and create lasting impact, then you'll want to tune in because this episode is packed with insights that wi

In this episode, Kehla dives into the raw truth about what makes you insensible to needing recognition and validation from others or the world around you. She will guide you through the transformative process of deciding to have your own back, no matter what. Discover why relying on external validation sets you up to quit before you even begin, leaving you with zero foundation to stand on. When you back yourself, you’re not up against anyone else—you’re up against yourself, and that’s where the real game begins. Kehla will break down how to sell two crucial things: your offers and, more importantly, yourself. She will delve into understanding how much validation and recognition you truly need, revealing that knowing the answer puts you in control and helps you stop giving your power away to fulfill your ego. Learn that the need for validation and recognition is a self-construct that can be dissolved. Kehla will highlight how this need comes from a place of ego and how it prevents you from showing up and selli

In this insightful episode, Kehla sits down with Beverleigh, a dynamic 1/3 Sacral Generator Business Coach specializing in content and brand strategy. Beverleigh shares her inspiring journey from being an aesthetician to becoming a sought-after brand and content coach, revealing how embracing her Human Design has been pivotal in stepping into her genius. Listen as Beverleigh discusses the unique ways her 1/3 profile empowers her to lead and connect deeply with her clients. She offers a fresh perspective on transforming seemingly irrelevant life stories and challenges into compelling brand content, emphasizing the power of authenticity over conventional marketing strategies. Kehla & Beverleigh also explore the significance of the 1/3 profile within the lower trigrams of the 6-line expressions, providing a nuanced understanding of leadership and personal growth. Tune in for a conversation filled with wisdom, practical tips, and a dose of unconventional thinking. As Beverleigh aptly puts it, “An unpopular op