Unboxable — Somatic Self Development
Ranked in the Global Top 5% for Self-Improvement, the Unboxable Podcast is the essential mental health resource for over-extended givers—the healers, educators, creatives, and high-achievers ready to reclaim their vitality.Hosted by somatic practitioner Alena Turley, this…
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102 — Effortless Isn't Easy: Trust, Surrender and Showing Up as You, with Brea Segger (opens the original)
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What if healing isn't something another person does to you? This week I'm joined by Brea Segger, retreat facilitator, writer and host of the podcast Beneath the Story . She's calling in from her family's permaculture farm on Vancouver Island, though home is mostly Costa Rica these days. Brea shares the story of leaving a corporate finance career in 2007, ending up on Zanzibar, and floating in the Indian Ocean with nothing to prove. She describes what happened when she finally stopped holding on.
101 — Marketing Through Noise: Foundations, Community, and Smart Launching with Sasha Awwa (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Unboxable Podcast, Alena Turley speaks with Miami-based marketing strategist Sasha Awwa, who helps entrepreneurs stop wasting money by returning to marketing foundations, optimizing leaks and gaps, and navigating an increasingly noisy, AI-amplified landscape. They discuss why clarity beats cleverness (including SEO and simple messaging), why social media and standard launch formulas don’t fit everyone, and how “failed” launches still produce valuable data. The conversation
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