A podcast about ditching the default, rewriting your story, and leading a life that actually feels like yours. Real conversations, mindset shifts, and identity rewrites to help you stop settling and start living on purpose. The pen is in your hand, and the next chapter is up to you. This is The Rewrite.
A podcast about ditching the default, rewriting your story, and leading a life that actually feels like yours. Real conversations, mindset shifts, and identity rewrites to help you stop settling and start living on purpose. The pen is in your hand, and the next chapter is up to you. This is The Rewrite.
What if the thing blocking your business growth isn't your strategy, but your relationship with money? Intuitive and spiritual coach Binu Dhindsa spent years helping women with their relationships, only to discover that money blocks showed up in every single conversation. Despite running programs and coaching clients, she'd break even on her taxes year after year, spending thousands on her own growth while her bank account refused to match her energetic success. The breakthrough came when she finally spoke the truth out loud at an event: "I feel so successful energetically, but the money doesn't match." That vulnerable admission launched a complete rewrite of her money story. From binging books off her successful brother's shelf (including "The Science of Getting Rich" from the 1970s), to reprogramming her subconscious mind through YouTube videos, to having honest conversations with her accountant husband about her spending, Binu embarked on a journey to understand money as spiritual energy. Now in her fifties with three adult children, she's on a mission to help spiritually-inclined women leaders release their money blocks and understand that money in the hands of good women changes worlds. This conversation explores why we're conditioned to think talking about money is greedy, how childhood conditioning creates our money blueprint by age 10, and why the simple mantra "I love money and money loves me" can transform your entire relationship with abundance.
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Binu Dhindsa is an intuitive and spiritual coach, inspirational speaker, podcast host of High Vibes with Binu, and certified hypnotherapist. A mom of three adults with a master's in epidemiology and biostatistics, her love for researching human behavior started in academia and evolved into helping spiritually inclined women leaders release self-judgment, shatter subconscious illusions, and open up to infinite possibilities. She specializes in helping women understand money as spiritual energy and teaches that abundance at an energetic level allows you to manifest and attract more wealth to help more people. Her mission: to be a leader of leaders and eradicate judgment while empowering women to live extraordinary lives.
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What if the physical pain you've carried for years isn't actually physical at all? Sarah Lambert discovered this truth the hard way when she realized her debilitating stomach issues - painful enough to make her faint in public - were actually suppressed emotions manifesting in her body. But this revelation came after watching her mother collapse from chronic fatigue at age 41, unable to lift her head from the pillow for 15 years. Growing up as the last child dropped off and picked up from the babysitter, Sarah witnessed firsthand what happens when you try to do it all without tools to regulate your nervous system. Her mother - a VP at a major ad agency going through divorce, grief, and a midlife crisis - simply burnt out. That moment became Sarah's "why" for building a business that prioritizes nervous system health alongside business growth. During maternity leave in 2018, she launched a photography course that made six figures in year one, allowing her to quit corporate and rewrite the script her mother's life had written. Now as a business mentor and embodiment strategist, Sarah helps other moms scale to seven figures without sacrificing their wellbeing. Her signature "fuck off Fridays," intentional calendar design, and emphasis on feeling emotions rather than suppressing them have created both financial success and the freedom to show up for her kids in ways her parents couldn't. This conversation explores the dangerous cost of being "strong" by hiding emotion, why burnout isn't just about needing rest, and how your biggest hardships become your greatest wisdom and life's purpose.
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Sarah Lambert is a business mentor and embodiment strategist for successful coaches, healers, and course creators who want to scale without sacrificing their lifestyle, flow, or alignment. She built her business during nap times on maternity leave in 2018 - proof that big visions don't need perfect timing, they need bold decisions. Through her signature frameworks and intuitive strategy, she helps established entrepreneurs build 7-figure offer ecosystems, collapse launch pressure, and sell in a way that feels as good as it converts. Her work turns content into currency and authority into autopilot sales, without hustle or high-stakes strategy. When she's not supporting clients in creating freedom-based income, she's being mom to her two kids and living a spacious lifestyle with her husband.
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What do you do with a childhood that gave you incredible creative parents who pursued art fearlessly, but also showed you the devastating impact of addiction and industry collapse? If you're storytelling coach Alex Street, you learn to take what serves you and intentionally rewrite the rest. Growing up with British immigrant parents who boldly left home as teenagers to chase their artistic dreams - his father becoming Canada's top photographer and his mother performing on West End stages - Alex inherited both their creative passion and their struggles. But here's where his story gets interesting: he's not rejecting his past, he's consciously choosing which parts to carry forward. From his father's battle with alcoholism and bankruptcy when photography went digital, to his mother's feeling of being caged while raising kids instead of performing, Alex witnessed the beautiful and the broken. Today, as a father of three and successful coach, he's actively rewriting the parenting manual - bringing intentionality to everything from emotional awareness to daily mantras like "today's a great day." This conversation explores how we inherit more than we realize, how rewriting isn't a one-time event but a daily choice, and why becoming aware of old patterns is the first step to choosing new ones. It's a masterclass in acknowledging your story while refusing to let it write your future.
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Learn More About Alex: Alex Street knows the power of one clear story. From performing on stage as an actor to spending 15 years as a pastor, he’s seen how the spoken word can move people to action. Now, as the creator of the StoryArc Method™ and author of StoryArc, he helps impact-driven leaders craft messages that inspire teams, engage customers, and build unforgettable brands.When he’s not helping brands find their voice, Alex drinks a lot of coffee, watches a lot of Survivor, and plays a lot of board games, his wife of 20 years and their three Gen Z kids in Midland, Ontario. And he’s just getting started.
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What do you do when your soul whispers "this is ours" about a 42-acre forest property you weren't even looking for? If you're Jody Heffren, you listen. After 18 years as a registered nurse working in intensive care units as an organ donor coordinator, Jody found herself standing on forest trails saying words she didn't plan: "I have to share it." That intuitive moment launched a complete life transformation that would see her leave traditional healthcare to create Rooted Woodland, a nature-based sanctuary for nervous system healing.
But the real rewrite began in 2020, when the pandemic forced her to question everything she thought she knew about education, safety, and following the norm. The decision to pull her daughter out of online kindergarten and begin homeschooling became the first chip off the block of conventional thinking. From there, Jody and her family discovered alternative education, moved to their forest property, and built a business around cold plunge therapy, breathwork, and community gathering. Her story is a powerful reminder that our most profound transformations often begin with a single decision to stop doing what everyone else says we "should" do and start listening to what feels right for our family.
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Jody Heffren is a former registered nurse turned breathwork and cold plunge facilitator who founded Rooted Woodland, a 42-acre forest sanctuary in Ontario's Blue Mountain region. After 18 years in intensive care as an organ donor coordinator, she now creates transformative experiences through nature-based healing practices. Jody and her husband homeschool their children using alternative education approaches, and she's passionate about building authentic community where people can be vulnerable and supported. She offers retreats, workshops, and an off-grid cabin rental, plus is launching her first closed container program for women seeking consistent community and nervous system healing.
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What happens when your child's autism diagnosis triggers your deepest trauma response? For former teacher Tiffini Jacobs, it became the catalyst for the most profound rewrite of her life. After spending 20 years in the education system - first as a student, then as a teacher - Tiffini found herself trapped in patterns of control that were slowly destroying her wellbeing. When her daughter was diagnosed with autism at three and a half, Tiffini's need to "fix" and manage everything spiraled into a two-year period she describes as debilitating. But sometimes our greatest breakdowns become our biggest breakthroughs. Through breathwork, Reiki, and eventually discovering Human Design, Tiffini began to understand that her controlling nature wasn't a character flaw - it was a trauma response learned early in childhood. Now a registered psychotherapist, Human Design expert, and Reiki master, she helps women heal from the exhausting cycle of people-pleasing and self-abandonment. Her story is a powerful reminder that we don't have to wait for permission to become who we're meant to be - and that sometimes the most radical act is choosing to embody your future self right now.
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Tiffini Jacobs is a registered psychotherapist (qualifying), Human Design and Gene Keys Coach, Reiki Master Teacher and special needs advocate who helps women heal from fawning, people-pleasing, and self-abandonment. She blends nervous system repair, Human Design and trauma-informed care to guide clients back to their bodies, boundaries and power. Her work is rooted in embodiment, emotional truth, and sacred self-leadership.
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Sometimes the hardest rewrites aren't born from crisis - they're born from courage. Renee Walker, wellness entrepreneur and host of the Spiritually Wired podcast, shares her journey of letting go of something good to create something extraordinary. After building a thriving yoga-centered business during COVID, Renee faced a pivotal choice: stay comfortable in what was working, or trust her calling to step into bigger spiritual leadership. Her story reveals the unique challenges of rewriting when life is already good, and why sometimes the most important transformations require us to leave people behind who can't come with us to the next level. From discovering her voice through yoga to creating sacred spaces for women's authentic connection, Renee's evolution shows us that rewriting isn't always about fixing what's broken - sometimes it's about honoring what we're becoming.
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Renée Walker is the founder of Renée Walker Wellness, a wellness company dedicated to empowering women to achieve optimal well-being and fulfillment. She is the host of the Spiritually Wired Podcast and leads the Spiritually Wired Membership, supporting members in elevating their mindset and spiritual connection through daily practices, coaching, and a soul-led community.
A certified meditation teacher, NLP practitioner, spiritual life coach, and Reiki master with a focus on mindset, Renée brings over 20 years of personal growth and transformation experience to her work. Her holistic approach helps clients cultivate self-awareness, release limiting beliefs, and is connect deeply with their intuition.
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After 28 years in the fitness industry, Kim Basler found herself juggling it all - until her body and mind demanded she stop. What looked like failure from the outside became the foundation for her most meaningful work yet. Kim shares how leaving her management career during a mental health crisis led her to discover her true calling: coaching women to heal their relationships with food, their bodies, and themselves.
From that pivotal Thanksgiving moment when she could barely hold it together to now hosting transformative women's circles in a yurt, Kim's story proves that sometimes our biggest breakdowns are actually our greatest breakthroughs. Her journey reminds us that surrender isn't defeat - it's the doorway to becoming who we're meant to be.
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After spending decades battling disordered eating and self-worth struggles, Kim Basler turned her pain into her purpose. Today she coaches women to find peace with food, confidence in their bodies and freedom in their lives. Through her speaking, event hosting and coaching, Kim is on a mission to remind women that they are enough, exactly as they are.
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Welcome to the very first episode of The Rewrite.
In this raw and unfiltered episode, I’m sharing my story—my rewrite. From growing up in chaos and survival mode to becoming a wife, mom, business owner, and accredited neuroscience coach, I’ve rewritten my life more than once.
You’ll hear about the reality of my childhood, losing my mom at 16, starting life on my own without a diploma, and the many chapters that followed. Most importantly, you’ll hear how I realized I was holding the pen—and how every single one of us has the power to rewrite our own story.
If you’ve ever felt stuck in your circumstances, trapped in the “default life,” or wondered if it’s too late to change your path—this episode is proof that your past doesn’t get to decide your future.
This is your reminder: the pen is in your hand.
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