Keiosha Alexander

I've been in finance for 5 years, partnered with my husband in an organization that provides financial services through our philosophy we call 'the new art of living.' My journey started as a nurse for 7 years, including 5 years as a travel nurse, where I loved meeting new people and helping patients. But I realized I was helping people at almost a too-late standpoint - they were either going to pass away or go home with illness and medications. I wanted to find the root cause and build my nonprofit, but I didn't understand money or business. I was making good money but either spending it on the nonprofit or going out with friends, not understanding how to build wealth. By God's grace, I transitioned into an environment where I could learn about mindset, money, and entrepreneurship all at the same time. That's actually where I met my husband - it was definitely divine. Now our typical day looks like getting up, doing breath work, getting coffee, organizing our time together, and understanding who we need to speak with and what's on our schedule. We focus on the mindset we need to lead our organization, help families understand the new art of living, and continue to grow and scale our organization. I put my nonprofit on pause so I could focus on building the cash flow and leadership skills I needed. Once I hit a certain level, I'll be able to give people my vision for the nonprofit and lead them through that direction.