EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 36 MIN
Solo Sessions: Feminine Cycle Syncing & Being Crushed By My Crush
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HELLLLOOOOOOOO from sunny San Diego! This week, Sasha dives into one of the most requested topics: feminine cycle syncing—how to align your work, workouts, nutrition, and social life with your natural hormonal rhythm. She breaks down each phase (follicular, ovulation, luteal, and menstrual) and shares practical ways to optimize your energy, productivity, and well-being throughout the month. Plus, Sasha gets real with a personal life update—navigating career pressure, self-criticism, and the emotional rollercoaster of a recent crush—reminding you that honoring your feelings is just as important as optimizing your life.
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✨ What We Cover: What feminine cycle syncing is and why it matters The 4 phases of your cycle explained: Follicular (planning & new energy) Ovulation (magnetism & communication) Luteal (execution & boundaries) Menstrual (rest & reflection) How to align your: Work & productivity Workouts & movement Nutrition & cravings Social life & relationships Why syncing everything at once can be overwhelming (and what to do instead) How to start cycle syncing if you have an irregular cycle Syncing with the moon as an alternative approach 💭 Personal Update: Navigating mistakes, self-criticism, and slowing down at work The emotional impact of only receiving negative feedback in a remote job A vulnerable story about a crush, unmet expectations, and being stood up Processing emotions vs. suppressing them “Feel it to heal it” — why emotional release matters 🔑 Key Takeaways: Work with your body, not against it Every phase has its own superpower You don’t need to do this perfectly to benefit Slowing down can actually make you more effective Your emotions are valid—and worth feeling
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