There are things that happen in life that you do not talk about right away. Maybe because you are still figuring it out. Maybe because it feels too personal. Maybe because you did not even know what to call it until later.

Salisha is getting into one of those things today.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• A chapter of her journey she almost kept to herself and why she is glad she did not
• The guilt that crept in after and the reminder that you are not to blame
• How one unexpected moment completely changed the way she thought about her future
• What it is really like to trailblaze a new life chapter when everyone around you is still on a different path
• Performing on stage every single month when the world said it was not possible
• The Beyonce reminder that every decade can be your prime
• The one internal shift that changed absolutely everything

You are not alone in this. You are stronger than you know. And you are more capable than you have been giving yourself credit for.

CHAPTERS

• [00:34] The story she almost did not tell
• [01:10] The feeling before she even knew
• [02:19] The day everything became real
• [03:36] The blog post and the flood of responses she did not expect
• [04:29] The guilt that follows and why it is not your fault
• [05:05] The moment that changed how she felt about everything
• [05:39] A brand new chapter begins
• [06:31] Being the first in your friend group to go there
• [07:29] On stage every single month and why that still blows her mind
• [08:29] If Beyonce has taught us anything every decade can be your prime
• [09:41] You are more capable than you have been giving yourself credit for
• [10:34] The internal shift that changed everything

@salishathomas @thesalishashow, www.thesalishashow.com

Many thanks to Gotham Network in NYC, TyNia Brandon for writing and laying vocals down for the updated theme song and Big Red Studios for the intro video wherever you watch the latest season of The Salisha Show!

You have started something. Maybe it was a book, a business, a creative project, a dream you put on the back burner because life got in the way. Salisha is here today with a question that might sting a little.

What would happen if you actually finished it?

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• Why finishing what you start creates a momentum that time itself cannot ignore
• The guilty pleasure that taught Salisha everything she knows about follow through
• What happened when she read You Are a Badass and felt a feeling she was not proud of
• The books sitting on her shelf that she wrote but never published and what that taught her
• Why your idea is not just yours to keep sitting on
• The difference between starting something and seeing it all the way through to the end

The vision starts in the mind. The work backs it up. But the magic?

The magic is in the follow through!

CHAPTERS

• [00:54] The importance of finishing what you start
• [01:35] The guilty pleasure that explains everything
• [02:22] What if you finished every project you ever started?
• [03:28] When life gets in the way and you just kind of stop
• [04:33] The law of momentum and what happens when you show up every day
• [05:45] Success is in the follow through
• [06:46] I could have written that book but I didn't
• [07:37] Stop coulda shoulda woulda and do the work
• [08:13] If God gives you an idea act on it or watch someone else do it

@salishathomas @thesalishashow, www.thesalishashow.com

Many thanks to Gotham Network in NYC, TyNia Brandon for writing and laying vocals down for the updated theme song and Big Red Studios for the intro video wherever you watch the latest season of The Salisha Show!

You have cracked a code. You are aligned, you are motivated, you are feeling like yourself. And then you walk into a room and something shifts. Salisha is mulling over one of the most important questions she has ever asked out loud: how do you protect that energy and bring it into every space you enter?

In this episode, you'll hear about:

• What it means to crack a code in your life and why protecting that momentum is everything
• The Broadway Backstage vs. Arkansas family visit comparison that perfectly explains energy environments
• Why New York City gave Salisha the freedom to finally become who she always was
• The goldfish analogy that will change how you think about the environments you allow yourself to be in
• Why being a whole vibe is not just a flex but a responsibility
• What pageants taught Salisha about showing up as the best version of yourself
• Main character energy: what it is, why it matters, and how to stop letting spaces influence you instead of the other way around

You are not here to play a supporting role in your own life. You are the main character.

CHAPTERS

• [00:21] Nine months pregnant and out of clothes but still showing up
• [00:41] Have you ever cracked a code in your life?
• [01:44] When your good energy meets a completely different environment
• [02:52] Broadway backstage energy vs. visiting family down south
• [03:44] Why NYC gave Salisha the freedom to be herself
• [05:30] How to protect your momentum when you enter a different space
• [07:04] If you are a whole vibe it is your duty to fill the room with it
• [08:12] Reading the room and letting the brightest vibe win
• [09:00] The goldfish analogy and what it says about your environment
• [09:54] Be intentional about the spaces you allow yourself to be in
• [10:55] What pageants taught Salisha about staying competition ready
• [12:09] What would your 8 year old self say about where you are today
• [12:45] Main character energy and stepping into your power unapologetically

@salishathomas @thesalishashow, www.thesalishashow.com

Many thanks to Gotham Network in NYC, TyNia Brandon for writing and laying vocals down for the updated theme song and Big Red Studios for the intro video wherever you watch the latest season of The Salisha Show!