good at life
Keri Ford, Riana Malia, Melanie BensonReal stories, somatic strategies, and practical tools for the accomplished founder who is done leaving her personal life at the bottom of her to-do list. Delivered weekly.
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She doesn't care about regulating her nervous system
Picture her.
It's 3:15pm in the carpool line and she's answering Slack with one thumb and approving an invoice with the other.
Her daughter climbs in and innocently asks what's for dinner, and she snaps at her.
She sees her daug...
She Gets the Money: What the Biggest Wealth Transfer in History Asks of Women
Founders Roundtable, Episode 18 feat. Ange, Matthews, Ali Katz, and Tinja Anderson
In this Founders Roundtable conversation, we talk about building wealth beyond the business, making intentional decisions about investing and legacy, and wh...
They all had this ONE thing in common
I've lead inside three events, in less than 15 days with dozens of women.
And I keep noticing the same thing.
It's not in what the women are telling me.
It's in what their nervous systems are telling me.
And it's saying: li...
The Cost of Being Seen: What Exposure Actually Asks of the Woman Behind the Brand
Founders Roundtable, Episode 17 feat. Roxanne Kaiser, Shannon Grainger, and Jordan Laurelle
These women know what it means to be seen, and what that visibility can ask of you personally, professionally, and publicly.
This might be something you hadn't considered
What if you just... tried softer?
"Try softer," he said.
As I let myself receive the words, my body relaxed.
"Try harder" are two words I know well. (How about you?)
"Try harder" implies that simply trying isn't enough…...
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Writing good at life, a newsletter exploring a different way to look at winning, for founders responsible for more than themselves and committed to loving their life as much as they love their work. Somatic Experiencing®
You've built everything. The career, the health, the life. Love is the last piece. The one you haven't been able to build. I'm Riana Malia. I fix that. Not with strategy. With neuroscience.
Transform Visibility To Profit & Claim Industry Authority. Powered by Collaboration and Human Design.\ud83c\udf99️Host: Amplify Your Success. Founder, The Rising Tide Collective & Growth Fuel.
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