Nisha Moodley is a Women's Leadership Coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. Inspired by the belief that the world will be set free by women who are free & sisterhood is key to a woman's freedom. Nisha creates communities of women leaders to support them to live, love, and lead with depth and beauty.

After struggling for years as a foodaholic, shopaholic, and workaholic, she found her own freedom and set out to support other women in finding theirs by midwifing women back to sisterhood and the truth of their innate beauty and brilliance. Today she works with clients through private coaching, mastermind groups, retreats, and online courses. Find her online at NishaMoodley.com and download her free Take Flight Action Guide, to explore the next expansion of your freedom, at TakeFlightActionGuide.com.

In this episode, Nisha and Stacy discuss how to create the life that you want.

Some highlights include:

"It was clear to me that I wanted a shift in my career." At minute 1:00, Nisha tells her story and why she ultimately chose to become an entrepreneur when she could have gone so many different directions with her life.

Don't avoid your finances. At minute 7:00, Nisha talks about being mystified with money in the first years of her business and why this created a lot of problems.

Work-life balance is a dance. At minute 10:00, Nisha talks about work-life balance is always changing.

"My business is mine to mold." At minute 18:00, Nisha talks about why she loves her business.

Get really clear about what your vision is. At minute 23:00, Nisha talks about reconnecting with your vision every day.

Ways to contact Nisha:

Website: nishamoodley.com
Website: sisterhoodday.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/nishamoodley
Twitter: @AskNisha
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/nisha
Instagram: www.instagram.com/nishamoodley

Resources:

Asana
Slack

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