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Sacred Leadership with Sherisse

LIVE WEDS 11 AM ET/10CT/9MT/8PT Sacred Leadership with Sherisse What is Sacred Leadership? It’s how we show up in our lives, business and in relationships with others.

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Aligned: Where a Beginning is Born – Sherisse Alexander (opens the original)

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    Sacred Leadership with Sherisse When mind, heart, and soul come into alignment, something new can be conceived — and like anything being born, it asks for patience before it can be seen. In this reflection, Sherisse sits with what it means to be aligned across all three, and with the beginning that gestates quietly inside that alignment: still forming, not yet visible, already real. A conversation about trusting what you're carrying before the world can see it. ~ More About Sacred Leadership wit

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Wounded Masculine: The Armor of Certainty with Philip Hunt (opens the original)

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    Sacred Leadership with Sherisse Today, Sherisse is joined by Philip Hunt, founder of Catalyst Coaching & Consulting, for a conversation about the wounded masculine — the part of a man that cannot say the three words “I don’t know.” The wounded masculine is armor made of justification: always a reason, always a plan, never caught without an answer. And there is a cost to it that somebody always pays. Philip knows the other side of that armor. After a spiritual awakening he walked away from a succ

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Endings Part Two: Trust, Surrender and Receiving (opens the original)

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    Sacred Leadership with Sherisse Endings rarely finish when we decide they are over. In this second part of the Endings series, Sherisse returns to the threshold she deliberately left open and asks what the middle truly requires of us: trust before there is any proof, surrender of the how rather than the what, and the one almost nobody completes — learning to receive. Real surrender is not giving up, and it is never acceptance of harm; it is loosening our grip on the form the answer has to take.

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    From Wounded Masculine to Divine Masculine with Philip Hunt (opens the original)

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    Sacred Leadership with Sherisse What does it cost a man to stay armored — and what becomes possible the moment he sets it down? In this episode, Sherisse and returning guest Philip Hunt trace the passage from the wounded masculine to the divine masculine: the conditioning so many men inherit, the reckoning that finally cracks the armor open, and the grounded, present strength waiting on the other side. Philip shares his own path through that turn — an honest look at what it takes for a man to st

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Endings – Part 1 – Sherisse Alexander (opens the original)

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    Sacred Leadership with Sherisse Every ending asks two things of us at once: the practical work of closing, and the sacred work of honouring. In Part One of this reflection on endings, Sherisse sits at the balance point — the masculine that structures a completion and the feminine that feels it, the practical and the spiritual held in the same hand. What does it take to end something well? Not to rush the bow, not to pretend relief and grief cancel each other out, but to let both be true. An hone

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