Kehlag: Living In Fierce Alignment

Discover how the Gene Keys’ Art of Contemplation, rooted in Taoist philosophy, can transform the way you scale your business. In this episode, Kehla unpacks how slowing down to pause, pivot, and merge becomes the antidote to hustle culture—so you can lead with ease, embodiment, and edge. Explore how the yin energy of receptivity and patience complements the yang energy of action and strategy, and why true sustainable growth happens when you stop forcing and start flowing. If you’ve been craving a deeper, more soulful rhythm in how you grow your business, this conversation will remind you that softness is strength—and contemplation is strategy. Mentioned in this episode: – The Taoist principle of wu wei (effortless action) – The Gene Keys rhythm of pause → pivot → merge – Integrating yin & yang in entrepreneurship – The flower metaphor for shadow, gift, and siddhi ✨ Ready to integrate this depth into your business? Join Signature Program by Design — Limited time bonuses inside. → Join here

In this episode of Build for the Edge, host Kehla G shares a powerful Instagram Live where she addresses the unspoken questions entrepreneurs have about using ChatGPT. Many spiritual entrepreneurs and coaches feel overwhelmed by AI, unsure how to keep their unique voice intact, and frustrated with content that piles up without getting used. Kehla breaks down the four biggest struggles business owners face when working with ChatGPT: ✨ Finding their authentic voice without sounding robotic ⚡ Avoiding overwhelm from endless drafts and ideas

Simplicity scales. In this episode of Build for the Edge, Kehla G pulls back the curtain on why refinement—not adding more—is the true key to scaling your business with alignment. You’ll hear how to cut through the noise, simplify your offers, and streamline your systems so your brand becomes simple, repeatable, and profitable. Drawing from her own journey with Signature Program by Design—a nearly multi–six-figure program built by ruthless refinement—Kehla breaks down the common traps entrepreneurs fall into when they confuse complexity with growth. She shows how to use Human Design, Gene Keys, and ChatGPT to refine your messaging, tighten delivery, and increase conversions without burning out or constantly reinventing the wheel. If you’re ready to stop spinning and start compounding results, this conversation is your permission slip to do a ruthless fall clean-up, simplify your strategy, and make refinement your superpower. Resources & Next Steps: ✨ Built for Speed Masterclass (Live Sept 22nd @ 9am PST +

In this punchy solo episode of Build for the Edge, Kehla G pulls back the curtain on how she uses ChatGPT (and AI in general) to run a high-impact, low-overhead business as a solopreneur. She demystifies AI, de-shames using it in your workflow, and shows why “solo” doesn’t have to mean “alone.” From repurposing Zoom transcripts into posts and emails, to keeping brand voice consistent across platforms, to planning launches and mapping cash-flow scenarios, Kehla explains how AI becomes a strategist, editor, sounding board, and ops partner—without replacing your creativity or nuance. She also shares how integrating Human Design and Gene Keys into your AI prompts turns content, offers, and marketing into a precise reflection of your essence—so you can scale with alignment, not burnout.

In this episode, Kehla sits down with Dr. Karen Curry Parker for a powerful conversation on moving beyond the rigidity of “just follow strategy & authority.” Together, they explore the collective overwhelm so many are experiencing, why entrepreneurs feel frozen in uncertainty, and how Human Design offers a prescription for rebuilding self-trust. Karen shares how the body is mapped through the Human Design chart—linking gates and centers to specific somatic signals, including Gate 26’s connection with trauma—and why strategy & authority are meant as tools for reconnection, not lifelong rules. The two also unpack radical self-responsibility, the pitfalls of labels, and the freedom that comes when decisions are made from an embodied place of choice and sovereignty. ✨ Listeners Will Learn:

In this intimate solo episode, Kehla peels back the curtain on the messy middle of a massive life and identity shift. Off the heels of the What She Did Next series, she drops into real time (recorded in early August, dropping September 1st) to share what’s been unfolding behind the scenes—before the clarity, before the breakthrough, before things are “figured out.” This is a soul-to-soul riff on: ✨ Outgrowing your current reality (and what it really feels like to leave the comfort zone) ✨ How a townhouse move became a spiritual awakening ✨ Deconstructing the inner manager running your life + business ✨ Releasing control in relationships and the emotional labor women carry ✨ Why the most successful season can still feel like you’re scrambling at the bottom of the ocean ✨ How subconscious work creates real-world breakthroughs in love, money, and mission ✨ Why the coaching industry is seeing a collective burnout—and how Kehla is choosing to lead differently Whether you're in the thick of a life pivot, busi

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Sam Riley—long-time entrepreneur, 6/2 Sacral Generator, and host of the Business Growth Lab podcast—for a conversation that’s as aligned as it is energizing. Samantha opens up about what happened when the pandemic forced her off autopilot and into radical self-inquiry—starting with a podcast, a vacuum cleaner, and a gut punch of recognition that changed everything. She shares how discovering Human Design during lockdown helped her redefine burnout, recalibrate her business, and finally start trusting her sacral "no." Together, they dive into:

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla is joined by Jessie Eccles—Human Design reader, astrologer, mother of three, and 6/2 Emotional Manifesting Generator—for a grounded and expansive conversation about sacred endings, sustainable success, and honoring the seasons of motherhood and entrepreneurship. Jessie shares how what she thought was her “dream setup”—a remote corporate job, flexible hours, and a newborn in her arms—eventually led her to a deep reckoning. The freedom she had longed for was laced with exhaustion, overcommitment, and the silent pressure to do it all. It wasn’t until she learned to work with her emotional authority and the wisdom of her Gene Keys that she finally gave herself permission to slow down, say no, and choose devotion over duty. Together, Kehla and Jessie explore the patterns that shaped her journey, including the lessons of Gate 29 (Life’s Work & Pearl), the sacred presence of the 20th Gene Key (Radiance), and the unraveling of force through the 34th (Purpose). They also

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla is joined by Dawn Sinclair—Gene Keys Guide, retreat facilitator, author of Self, and 1/4 Emotional Generator—for a poetic and powerful conversation about releasing exhaustion, reclaiming vitality, and awakening to purpose through the wisdom of the Gene Keys. Dawn shares how the threat of losing her long-time teaching job cracked open her carefully constructed identity and revealed just how much of herself she had abandoned to do “all the right things.” That moment of upheaval sparked a journey through design school, entrepreneurship, burnout, and finally, spiritual alignment. It wasn’t strategy that saved her—it was surrender. Together, Dawn and Kehla explore how her Gene Keys illuminated the deeper patterns behind her overgiving (40.4 Radiance), magnetism through stillness (52.1 Pearl), and gift of connection and rhythm (15.4 Culture). Dawn also shares how understanding the concept of prenatal vs. postnatal chi helped her rebuild her health and energy after years o

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Hope Pedraza—Functional Practitioner, Human Design & Gene Keys Mentor, podcast host, and 3/5 Manifesting Generator—for a deeply vulnerable and empowering conversation about rebuilding from rock bottom and aligning health, business, and life through your energetic blueprint. Hope shares how running two successful businesses from a place of hustle and perfectionism led her body to total burnout—so much so that lab results revealed her adrenals were “in the toilet.” When the pandemic hit, her world crumbled further: she faced a $300K lawsuit, had to file for bankruptcy, and watched her brick-and-mortar business collapse while pregnant and sick. But this wasn’t the end—it was the portal. Through Human Design and Gene Keys, Hope restructured her business, reclaimed her energy, and healed years of self-sacrifice and disordered patterns. Together, she and Kehla explore how her undefined root center, 55th Gene Key (victimization to freedom), and 3/5 profi

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Ebonie Allard—Artist, Entrepreneur, Human Design & Gene Keys Guide, and podcast host—for a deeply vulnerable and illuminating conversation about self-intimacy, devotion, and redefining success on your own terms. Ebonie shares how years of scaling her business, managing team turnover, and chasing the next level left her exhausted and questioning her path. Her transformation began when she turned inward, confronting her core wound of half-heartedness (Gene Key 29) and softening into a new way of leading—one rooted in self-love, presence, and invisible impact. Together, they explore how the turbulence of entrepreneurship can reveal where we’ve been rejecting ourselves, why intimacy with self is the ultimate foundation for sustainable success, and how Ebonie’s “45 Soft” practice became a devotional antidote to hustle culture. Listeners will hear how Ebonie now supports culture-makers and visionaries to embrace softness, align with their natural rhythm

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Analena Fuchs—Authenticity Coach, Human Design & Gene Keys Mentor, podcast host, and Sacral Generator—for a rich, paradigm-shifting conversation about deconditioning, trusting your inner voice, and building a business from authentic alignment. Analena shares how, after years of following cookie-cutter business strategies and investing thousands into programs that didn’t feel right, she hit a breaking point of frustration and burnout. Her turning point came when she discovered Human Design and Gene Keys—and later, True Sidereal astrology—which gave her the permission to stop outsourcing her power and start creating success her way. Together, they explore the difference between forcing growth and allowing alignment, how the 64 Genius Archetypes became a cornerstone of Analena’s work, and why letting go of rigid “shoulds” created more flow, joy, and success in her business. Listeners will learn how Analena now helps soulful entrepreneurs release the

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Rachel Star—Business and Identity Coach, podcast host, and 2/5 Emotional Manifesting Generator—for a deeply honest and transformative conversation about navigating failure, identity, and scaling a business in alignment. Rachel shares how, after three years of rapid success, one investment sent her into a spiral of self-doubt, financial strain, and a crisis of confidence. What followed was a year of unraveling that challenged her identity as a leader and entrepreneur. Through Human Design and the Gene Keys, she found a way to alchemize her struggles, reclaim her voice, and rebuild a business rooted in clarity, compassion, and true alignment. Together, they explore how the turbulence of entrepreneurship can become the catalyst for deep self-trust and how deconditioning from hustle culture helped Rachel create a scalable business model that honors her energy, family, and genius. Listeners will discover how Rachel now helps ambitious entrepreneurs and cre

In this episode of What She Did Next, Kehla sits down with Melanie Benson—Authority Amplifier, podcast host, and 6/2 Emotional Manifestor—for a raw and inspiring conversation about recalibrating leadership and redefining success. Melanie shares her journey of discovering Human Design and realizing she had been operating like a Generator in her business, despite being a Manifestor. She opens up about the burnout, frustration, and trial-and-error phases that led her to embody her true Manifestor energy, trust her emotional authority, and step into a leadership style rooted in boldness and peace. Together, they explore the nuances of deconditioning from hustle culture, embracing the phases of the 6th line profile, and how aligning with her design transformed the way she leads her team, makes decisions, and supports her clients. Listeners will discover how Melanie now helps ambitious entrepreneurs uncover their “Lighthouse Message™” and amplify their visibility in a way that’s deeply aligned with their energetic

In this episode of Built for the Edge, Kehla is joined by Dolores Hirschmann, the founder of Masters in Clarity, for a raw and inspiring conversation on navigating the real, messy, and deeply human experience of entrepreneurship. Together, they unpack what it means to scale a business without losing yourself, how to lead with intuition and follow it up with structure, and why honoring your humanness is a strategic advantage—not a liability. Dolores shares her journey from aspiring actress in Argentina to becoming a strategist, coach, and team builder behind multi-million dollar businesses. She opens up about being thrust into the role of breadwinner overnight, building a business while raising four kids, and how she grew a loyal, long-term team by hiring for heart over hard skills. Kehla and Dolores also explore: How to know when it’s time to hire (and what to look for beyond the resumé) What it looks like to build a business rooted in humanity, not hustle The difference between efforting through your h

In this powerful and refreshingly honest episode, Kehla welcomes manifestation coach and speaker Stephanie Zito for a deep-dive into the real, raw, and often misunderstood world of manifestation. What starts as a catch-up between two panelists from a recent speaking event quickly turns into a rich exploration of navigating chaos, karmic cut-offs, and self-leadership during times of upheaval. Stephanie shares her own transformative journey—how ignoring red flags, moving for a relationship, and hitting a personal low led to a complete life recalibration that launched her into her dream career, location, and partnership. The conversation dives into the nuances of what it really means to be “decided,” how manifestation isn’t just about positive vibes or vision boards, and why trusting the process is more powerful than trying to control the outcome. Kehla and Stephanie unpack the energetics of trust, what it looks like to hit perceived ceilings in business and life, and how chaos can be the very catalyst for our n

In this episode of Built for the Edge, Kehla drops a tool so powerful it will completely rewire how you communicate—with your clients, your partner, your kids, and even yourself. This isn’t fluffy mindset talk or toxic positivity. It’s a trifecta process that cuts straight to the root of conflict, dissolves misunderstandings in seconds, and builds intimacy and trust in every relationship. For the first time in six years, Kehla is bringing back her most-shared coaching framework—the one she’s used for over a decade with paying clients to help them self-coach, hold space without bypassing, and take radical ownership in their business and life. If you’re tired of surface-level “just be compassionate” advice and want a concrete method to listen deeply, validate others without people-pleasing, and stay regulated even in heated conversations… this is your episode.

In this episode of Built for the Edge, Kehla sits down with Bolutiwi Aiyesimoju, founder of Magniessence, for a raw and expansive conversation about the journey from overachieving and control to feminine embodiment and spaciousness. Together, they explore what happens when high-achieving women finally stop muscling their way through life and business—and choose to lead with their true essence. Bolutiwi shares her powerful story of hitting a breaking point, hiring her first coach, and unraveling the belief that her worth was tied to her results. Kehla and Bolutiwi dive into: ✨ The pivotal moment that shifted Bolutiwi from “life is happening by me” to “life is happening through me” ✨ How to recognize when control is masking fear—and what it looks like to release it ✨ Practical ways to move out of the head and back into the body using your four centers of intelligence ✨ Why creating spaciousness is an essential skill for women leading in business and life ✨ The art of balancing masculine structure with feminine

In this episode of Build for the Edge, Kehla calls bullsh*t on the highlight reels flooding your feed—screenshots of five-figure months, “life-changing” breakthroughs, and perfectly packaged success stories. She’s pulling back the curtain on what no one talks about: the raw, messy, human experiences women navigate inside paid containers while scaling their businesses. Court battles. Health scares. Loss. Motherhood. Grief. Moving. Life doesn’t pause when you invest in your growth—and most coaches won’t tell you that. This isn’t about playing the victim or bypassing hard seasons. It’s about building the capacity to hold it all—your life, your business, your vision—and lead anyway. Kehla drops the kind of truth that will have you questioning how you’ve been showing up and what it really takes to thrive at your edge. To celebrate the rebrand, Kehla's launching a GIVEAWAY. One lucky listener will win a 90-minute 1:1 business session (valued at $1,000+ USD). All you have to do is: Leave a written review on Apple

In this powerful episode, Kehla G officially unveils the bold new era of her podcast: Built for the Edge. After over six years under Living in Fierce Alignment, this transformation isn’t just a name change—it’s an identity shift, a strategic pivot, and the next evolution of her business and leadership. Kehla takes you behind the scenes of this rebrand, walking you through the inner work, massive personal growth, and pivotal decisions that led to retiring The Edge Mastermind and claiming the full force of her brand’s edge. From navigating client transitions and personal loss to confronting misalignment in her offers, Kehla shares it all—raw, real, and radically honest. Inside this episode: ‼️ Why the Edge Mastermind had to end (even though it was profitable) ‼️ What it really looks like to build a business at the edge of your potential ‼️ How identity work, Human Design, and Gene Keys shaped this next chapter ‼️ Why staying "right" about your current reality might be keeping you stuck ‼️ The difference between