Jackie Woodside

Jackie Woodside I seek to support the evolution of humanity through elevating consciousness.

My Mission: Torchbearer for a vision of a world transformed; illuminating freedom, fulfillment and passion; igniting the flame of infinite possibility for the human spirit.

08/28/2026

Your money can have flow, too. ✨

Being a spiritual investor means choosing a new way of relating to money—one rooted in creativity, alignment, and possibility rather than old patterns.

The same feeling of flow you experience in yoga, meditation, or movement? You can bring that energy into your relationship with money, too. 💫

What would it look like to let your money flow differently?

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08/27/2026

What if success isn’t the same as alignment?

Elizabeth had the career, the investments, and the beautiful life—but still felt unhappy. She realized she wasn’t ungrateful. She was simply expanding beyond the life she had built.

Sometimes, the next level isn’t about making more money. It’s about creating a life that actually feels like you. ✨

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08/26/2026

Sometimes the universe makes the decision for you. ✨

A chance friendship, years of spiritual training, and one unexpected conversation at a child’s birthday party eventually became the beginning of The Spiritual Investor.

Eight years later, the message is still the same: when purpose and passion collide, pay attention. 💫

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Sat down in a diner the other day that had clearly never once asked itself "is this too much?" Smiley-face toast on the ...
08/26/2026

Sat down in a diner the other day that had clearly never once asked itself "is this too much?" Smiley-face toast on the columns. Forty mismatched mirrors on one wall. A collage of Hot Tamales, a red Corvette, and the Statue of Liberty all fighting for space above the booth.

And it worked. Completely.

I kept thinking about how much energy we spend trying to look curated. Tasteful. Restrained. Like enough of us, enough color, enough personality might be too much for the room.

This diner never got that memo. It just kept adding what it loved until the walls were full and somehow that's exactly what made it feel so alive.

Maybe the goal was never "less is more."

Maybe it's just... more of you, unapologetically.

In this powerful episode of the Conscious Living Podcast, Elizabeth Ralph and I explore a completely different way of th...
08/25/2026

In this powerful episode of the Conscious Living Podcast, Elizabeth Ralph and I explore a completely different way of thinking about wealth.

Elizabeth is a former financial trader who retired financially at age 39 and went on to become a spiritual teacher, investor, and creator of the SI Method—a frequency-based approach to money and wealth.

We dive into what happens when we stop letting fear, scarcity, and old money programming make our financial decisions.

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One of my favorite ideas from our conversation is this:

Financial freedom isn't necessarily having money. It's being free from the fear of not having it.

That's a very different kind of wealth.

🎧 Tune into this episode of the Conscious Living Podcast with Elizabeth Ralph and ask yourself:

What would change if I stopped relating to money from fear and started relating to it from consciousness?

The ego gets loud right before the things that matter most.Right before the pitch, the hard conversation, the room full ...
08/21/2026

The ego gets loud right before the things that matter most.

Right before the pitch, the hard conversation, the room full of people you're not sure you belong in.

That's exactly when the voice shows up, and it always sounds so reasonable. You're not ready. You'll be found out. What will they think of me?

It took me years to finally understand that voice is not a warning. It's just the ego doing what the ego does, which is protect you from anything unfamiliar by talking you out of it.

You don't have to argue with it. Arguing keeps you in the ring with it. You just have to stop treating it like it's telling you the truth.

The nervousness doesn't leave because you win the argument. It settles because you stop putting the fear at the center and put yourself back there instead.

The ego will always run its story. Your only job is how fast you come back to center.

I delivered training last week for a company whose owner I admire, and I knew I would be meeting her whole team for the ...
08/20/2026

I delivered training last week for a company whose owner I admire, and I knew I would be meeting her whole team for the first time, and that morning before the session, the ego was having a field day with it.

Will they like me? Will it flow? Is my content going to add value to people who are already successful and accomplished?

That low hum of anxiousness sitting under everything.

So before I left I grabbed a spiritual book off the shelf called An Invitation to Freedom by Mooji, and read a short piece about leaving your mind at the door so you can meet an experience with presence.

Three minutes, maybe five.

And then something I didn't plan on. As I was driving away, still turning the day over, this insight landed.

My WHOLE training was already built, but I had put the teaching about energy and consciousness at the end of the session. After sitting in that quieter space before I left for the day, I decided to move it to the front, build the entire day on those concepts.

That idea didn't show up while I was gripping and forcing through the ego's noise. It showed up in the open space right after I quieted it.

I don’t believe that was a coincidence, and that that's the whole point.

Most people, when they want to understand their relationship with boundaries, look at the big refusals.The job they turn...
08/14/2026

Most people, when they want to understand their relationship with boundaries, look at the big refusals.

The job they turned down. The friendship they finally walked away from. The line they drew with a parent after years of not drawing it.

Those moments count. But they're rare, and they arrive with so much buildup that by the time you get there you've rehearsed the whole thing a hundred times in the shower.

The real information lives in the small no's.

The text you left alone for three days because answering felt like too much. The "sure, no problem" that came out of your mouth while your whole body was saying please not this week. The favor you agreed to and then quietly resented. The dinner you sat through when you wanted to go home early.

Those are the moments where nobody's testing you and there's no big principle at stake, and whatever you actually believe about your own needs comes out completely unfiltered.

I said yes to a lot of things I didn't want to do.

Here's what I eventually understood about it. When you can't say a small no, you're teaching your nervous system that your needs come last. And that lesson doesn't stay small. It shows up in the big things too. You over-give, you over-explain, you say yes to the thing that costs you three days of energy to avoid two seconds of someone else's disappointment.

The pattern isn't about being nice. It's about what you learned a long time ago about whether you were allowed to take up space.

So take three days and pay attention to the small things you say yes to. Notice the ones where your body tightens as you're agreeing. Write down the sentence that runs through your head in that half second before you cave, because there's almost always one, and it usually belongs to someone who's not even in the room anymore.

I've been coming back to Marisa Peer's work again lately.I got to spend time with her when we were filming for the movie...
08/13/2026

I've been coming back to Marisa Peer's work again lately.

I got to spend time with her when we were filming for the movies I'm producing, and she is one of those people whose whole presence tells you she means every word she says.

Marisa has spent thirty years helping people rewire the beliefs that quietly run their lives, and her teachings hit differently for me because so much of my own story was about coming out of depression and addiction and learning to actually like myself.

Today I want to share five of her insights that still shape how I live, lead, and coach.

1. "When you know that you are enough, you give the whole world permission to also know that you are enough."
For years I performed my way through life, hoping the next win would finally make me feel like I mattered. It never did. The shift came when I stopped chasing enough and started living from it, and the people around me started standing taller too.

2. "More than anything else we need connection and we avoid rejection."
Marisa traces so much of our pain back to this one fear. When I was in my addiction, I was starving for connection and terrified of being seen at the same time. Naming that fear out loud was the beginning of it losing its grip on me.

3. "Form a partnership with your brain, communicate with it better."
I used to treat my mind like an enemy I had to fight every morning. Learning to speak to myself the way I'd speak to someone I love changed the entire tone of my inner world.

4. Your subconscious beliefs shape your outer reality.
The story you tell yourself in the quiet moments becomes the life you build. When I changed the story from "I'm too broken for this" to "I'm here on purpose," everything downstream started to change with it.

5. Rapid change is possible.
I used to believe healing had to take decades of slow, painful work. Marisa's whole life is proof that the mind can shift fast when you go straight to the root instead of circling the surface.

These five insights remind me that so much of the work is less about fixing and more about believing something new about who I already am.

If this lands for you, let me know, and tag Marisa Peer to thank her for the work she puts into the world.

Leading this training for the amazing team at Methuen Youth & Community Center was such a meaningful experience. 💛Seeing...
08/12/2026

Leading this training for the amazing team at Methuen Youth & Community Center was such a meaningful experience. 💛

Seeing how the work resonated with the group and receiving this beautiful thank-you afterward; truly lifted me up. It reminded me why I love creating spaces where people can learn, grow, and walk away with tools they can actually use.

Thank you to everyone who participated, both online and in person! 🙏

Looking for a speaker or trainer for your team or organization? I offer a variety of workshops and trainings designed to support stronger leadership, healthier communication, emotional resilience, psychological safety, and more.

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