Trisha Morris
Trisha Morris is a multifaceted creative and scholar whose journey spans business, art, science, and the metaphysical. With over two decades of experience in sales and accounting, she found herself drawn to more dynamic and meaningful forms of expression, leading to a decade-long transition back to her roots in faith, arts and historical research. Along the way, her curiosity for human nature and the unseen world inspired her to pursue studies in Criminal Justice, Science, Anthropology, and Psychology—fields that ultimately deepened her understanding of life, death, and the human spirit.
Following several transformative personal experiences, Trisha embraced her passion for metaphysical and religious studies. She later earned certifications as a Personal Trainer and Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist to aid in healing and recovery after contracting Lyme Disease from a tick bite. Her creative pursuits expanded into writing, historical research, art, and photography, giving life to her independent ventures: Savage Roots Alchemy, Trisha Morris Photography, and Lenore Vintage Beauty—now being unified under her new creative platform, Lenora Lore: An Artful Uprising. Her work bridges the physical and spiritual, past and present, weaving storytelling with visual artistry to uncover hidden truths and inspire reflection. She updated her resume, and networked into roles aligned with health, education, or craft/media, and pursued a path that leverages her communication and people skills, leaving toxic environments and redirecting her career toward roles that better match her values. She is working towards building a foundation for sustainable, mission-aligned work.
A former radio show host of The Missing Peace with Trish Mo and co-host of Chasing Prophecy on New Orleans 105.3 FM, and 107.7 FM on the United Public Radio Network, Trisha continues to use her voice to explore history, spirituality, and the human experience. Rooted in authenticity and guided by curiosity, she brings together her diverse skills in mediumship, writing, historical research, genealogy, and visual design to craft narratives that connect people—both living and beyond—to their own stories and to the mysteries of the world around them. She is in the process of founding a new non-profit that will assist underserved communities in establishing advocacy for voices that go unheard and issues that often get overlooked.
Trisha was recently a contributing author regarding spiritual warfare in "Help Me, I'm Haunted: A Guidebook of Paranormal Strategies" set to be released on Halloween 2025. Her new vlog/blog "Lenora Lore: An Artful Uprising", will feature explorations of self-discovery and a travelogue of crafts, culture, and media critiques - launches on November 1, 2025. Followed by the first edition of her new series "The Junk Journals of My Life" being released in December 2025.
• Certified clinical hypnotherapist
• The University of Kansas - BASc
• 4.0 GPA President's Honor List Barton CC
• Master Gardener
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the experiences in my own life that have shaped my perspective and fueled my creativity. Living with Lyme disease and surviving a few near-death experiences, navigating life with autism, recently losing my father to dementia, have all inspired the ideas and projects I bring to life. These experiences have strengthened my resilience, deepened my empathy, and given me a profound sense of purpose in everything I do. I now choose to embrace those hard lessons from challenging environments to drive purposeful work that uplifts others and strengthens communities.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Never choose profit over people.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Shakespeare's line in Hamlet, spoken by Polonius as part of his fatherly advice to Laertes, "To thine own self be true." - Always be authentic, in every action, and you will never experience the weight of guilt or your soul being trapped in a cage.
Stay true to your values, mission, and voice, even when market pressure or industry norms push you in other directions. Your brand should always align with your core beliefs: integrity in sourcing, treatment of staff, and honesty in marketing to build long-term trust.
You must set boundaries that reflect your priorities: protect time, mental health, and personal values without guilt.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The biggest challenge I face right now is having so many ideas and projects I’m passionate about, but not enough time to bring them all to life. At the same time, this abundance of creativity is also a great opportunity—it pushes me to prioritize, stay organized, and focus on what will make the most meaningful impact.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The most important value to me, both in my work and personal life, is authenticity. I believe in staying true to who I am, being genuine in my interactions, and creating from a place of honesty and purpose. Authenticity allows me to connect deeply with others and ensures that everything I do reflects my true self.
Locations
Lenora Lore
Holton, KS 66436