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The greatest tool I've learned to uncover three of the most important questions someone can ask themselves:

What is the truth? What is the lie that I'm telling myself that is distorting reality and getting in the way of experiencing God? And what fear am I experiencing that is keeping me in the past, or stuck in the future?

Welcome to Theater of the Lie.

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

So we've been discussing how the quality of your life is proportionate to how honest you want to get with your life, and how honest you want to get about how you are full of fear- and what those fears are- is how successful you'll be.

Definitely isn't a pleasant topic, but if we avoided unpleasant topics, we'd never grow. Shining a spotlight on the darkness gets rid of the darkness. And fear is the corrosive thread wrecking havoc in your life. Let's shine a light on that.

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Stay tuned because this Wednesday (08/20/2025) we will be dropping the greatest tool I've learned to uncover three of the most important questions someone can ask themselves:

What is the truth? What is the lie that I'm telling myself that is distorting reality and getting in the way of experiencing God? And what fear am I experiencing that is keeping me in the past, or stuck in the future?

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

In this episode, Alexandra breaks down the power of how just one minute of mediation per day can absolutely transform someone's life, and how you can use it to do the same.

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

Alexandra explains how the quality of your life, how successful you want to be in any area of your life- whether sobriety, fitness, or your relationship with God- is directly related to how HONEST you're willing to be, the importance of knowing this, and what action steps to take.

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

Yeah yeah, we all know change is a part of life, and really is the only consistent thing in life. But why does it feel so painful? And how can we mitigate that pain?

Alexandra breaks down the disconnect- our identity (who you are, what actions you take, and what experiences, beliefs and ideas your personality is based on) is rooted in the day to day life. So when change happens, of course it's painful. We're "losing" a piece of our identity.

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

In this episode, Alexandra talks about an easy hack to totally shift what's going on in your mind: changing your environment. It seems obvious, but the more important thing to recognize is how our identity (ego) wants to protect itself, and how getting out of our mind through literally just standing up sometimes makes ALL the difference.

(If you want to skip to the most important part, jump to 03:54

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.

In this episode, Alexandra breaks down why she chose "moral imperative" as the name of this podcast and what it even means.

More importantly, how the worst things in our lives can be the key to someone else's freedom- if we get willing to share our story. That is our moral imperative to others.

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From being in active addiction and living out of her car at 18 years old, to sober and living a life beyond her wildest dreams, Alexandra breaks down how she got from there to here, the lessons she's learned along the way, what she's still learning, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Alexandra believes we all have a moral imperative to share our story with others, as it's the key to someone else's growth, healing and joy. Whether your goal is to get and stay sober, get fit and stay consistent, or get closer to God, we cover it all here.