Alexa Gnadke’s Post

Ever had doubts? The kind of doubts, uncertainties, worries, fears ... that have held you back? That have stopped you doing that thing you wanted to do. Maybe in business. Starting a business, levelling up a business, investing in a business. Maybe in relationships. Reaching out, carving out time for one another. Maybe in health. Starting your fitness journey. Starting to eat healthier. Maybe in life in general. Living the life You want, on your terms, with better boundaries and balance. If you don't slay these doubts, uncertainties, worries, fears ... they'll dominate your life. You'll play small, living a shadow of what you're capable of. Imagine the cost of letting that happen. Imagine the regret. Imagine the impact on you and those around you. THAT'S what we're going to tackle at the Extreme Confidence Breakthrough Experience, on 9th July. We're going to slay the dragons holding you back and Unleash your Extreme Confidence! 💥🏹 Tickets available now, including early bird tickets, saving you 25%. Click the link below, and I look forward to you joining us at Llanthony Secunda Priory, in historic Gloucester Docks on 9th July. ⬇️ https://buff.ly/3R4QSL0

Here ,I am ready to choose every challenge that comes into my life personally and professionally.

Absolutely inspired by this journey! This post is a powerful reminder of the importance of taking action and appreciating our achievements along the way. Let's all take a moment to write down our meaningful goals and take those first steps towards achieving them. 🌟 #Inspiration #GoalSetting #Perseverance #Gratitude

I started my dream life at the age of 55! You possess incredible potential. And yet you hold back. See yourself as a "seed" with limitless possibilities: 1. Your thoughts serve as the foundation. 2. Your experiences act as the nurturing water. Few years ago, I really promised myself: "I'm doing this." I decided to stop waiting for the perfect moment; I began watering my dreams. Here's what transpired: - I used my free time to find how to make a difference. - I let go of who I was to become who I was meant to be. - I tackled my fears head-on & got stronger as I beat them. - I formed habits that brought a sense of fulfillment & joy. - I grew deep relationships with peers who shared a vision. - I shared my knowledge to help others on their own path. - I silenced my negative thoughts & magnified positivity. - I embraced the world of coaching, diving deep into it. When my clients tell me the work we've done together has transformed their lives, it makes every effort worthwhile.   There's no looking back after that.   We're all part of this vast and beautiful garden of life.   Remember, it's never too late to start nurturing your post-corporate dreams.   They're there, waiting for you.

I started my dream life at the age of 55! You possess incredible potential. And yet you hold back. See yourself as a "seed" with limitless possibilities: 1. Your thoughts serve as the foundation. 2. Your experiences act as the nurturing water. Few years ago, I made a promise to myself: "I'm doing this." I decided to stop waiting for the perfect moment; I began watering my dreams. Here's what transpired: - I used my free time to find out how to make a difference. - I let go of who I was to become who I was meant to be. - I tackled my fears head on & got stronger as I beat them. - I formed habits that brought a sense of fulfillment & joy. - I grew deep relationships with peers who shared a vision. - I shared my knowledge to help others on their own path. - I silenced my negative thoughts & magnified positivity. - I embraced the world of coaching, diving deep into it. When my clients tell me the work we've done together has transformed their lives, it makes every effort worthwhile.   There's no looking back after that.   We're all part of this vast and beautiful garden of life.   Remember, it's never too late to start nurturing your post corporate dreams.   They're there, waiting for you.

A working career of 36 years.

🤔 Why do we often feel like we’re running out of time? Because we’re conditioned to believe that we should have everything right now. ⏳ In a world that prizes instant gratification, it’s easy to forget that there’s a time for everything—and that everything unfolds in its own time. We rush, we push, we strive to make things happen on our schedule. But what if we paused and trusted the timing of our lives? What if we believed that what’s meant for us won’t miss us, and what isn’t, will pass us by? Think about it: Oprah didn’t become a household name overnight—her career blossomed over time as she evolved. Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison before leading a nation, showing that perseverance and patience often precede true fulfillment. Or consider Julia Child, who didn’t publish her first cookbook until she was nearly 50, and then became a culinary icon—proof that sometimes, the best things truly do come to those who wait. Many of us struggle with control, wanting things on our terms and timelines. But life often has other plans, teaching us that we may not be ready for what we desire—until we are. It’s only when that long-awaited dream finally manifests that we can look back with gratitude, realizing that the wait wasn’t a delay but a necessary period of growth. Here’s how you can align with life’s timing: ➡️ Trust the process—know that delays often mean you’re being prepared for something greater. ➡️ Practice patience—good things truly do take time. ➡️ Embrace the present—focus on who you’re becoming, not just what you’re achieving. There’s a time for everything, and everything in its time. When we learn to trust this, we open ourselves to receiving exactly what we need when we’re truly ready for it. 💬 What have you waited for that came at just the right time? Share your story below—let’s reflect on the power of patience and timing.

For the past two years, I've had the privilege of building a startup with Kevin Bastoul, one the best engineers I know and my best friend from kindergarten. Since our founding, Kevin has been dealing with Long Covid, an experience that has prevented him from living his life like the person I've always known. Despite this condition, Kevin successfully led (and continutes to lead) engineering to build and grow Synaptiq. Please take a moment to read this article he wrote about his experience with Long Covid. Many people are unfamiliar with this condition, and spreading awareness is key to the development of effective treatment.

How can my history catapult me into my future position.

This video gives you a sense of what I get to experience everyday at Loyola! Please share this joy and love.