EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 50 MIN
Your Soul Has a Strategy: Aligning Purpose with Technology
from Design Your Life, Your Way - Empowering Women Over 50 to Live Life On Purpose
If you've ever wondered how to grow your spiritual business without sacrificing your soul or burning yourself out, this conversation will feel like a breath of fresh air. In this episode, I sit down with Shilpa Lewis, AI strategist and host of the Omni Mindfulness podcast, to talk about how we can align our purpose with technology to amplify our message authentically. We dive deep into practical ways to use AI tools that enhance rather than replace your authentic voice. You'll learn how to create a symbiotic relationship with AI, training it to truly understand and reflect your essence. Show Notes | Transcript "We each have something so special - not just one thing, multiple things - and it's just often dormant for various reasons." - Shilpa Lewis As women over 50, we often feel conflicted about embracing technology while staying true to our spiritual essence. Shilpa shares her journey from corporate AI expert to spiritual entrepreneur, revealing how she harmoniously marries tech savvy with soul wisdom. We explore: What it means to be visible without being "on" all the time time How to honor your energy while sharing your gifts Why your lived experience is your most powerful marketing strategy Shilpa also shares her Omni Method, a beautifully grounded approach to staying aligned while you grow. It’s a conversation about purpose, pivots, and the quiet courage it takes to keep evolving. If your soul’s been whispering that there’s a gentler way to share your light, this episode is your invitation to listen. Resources: Join the Soulful Women's Network: https://www.facebook.com/groups/soulfulwomensnetwork Receive daily inspirational email messages: bit.ly/LoveLightNotes Need support? Go to engagewithgloria.com to schedule a call. Connect with Shilpa Website: omnimindfulness.com Podcast: Omni Mindfulness Connect with Live Love Engage: Send Gloria Grace a message ☕ Support the podcast ❤ Love this episode? Leave us a review and rating LinkedIn: Gloria Grace Rand Facebook: Gloria Grace Rand YouTube: Gloria Grace Rand TRANSCRIPT Introduction: Amplifying Your Authentic Message Without Burnout GLORIA GRACE RAND: Namaste. Would you like to know that you could actually grow your spiritual business online without sacrificing your soul or burning yourself up in the process? Well, stay tuned because that's what we're going to be talking about today, because my guest has a revolutionary approach for using AI and social media tools to amplify your authentic message while also staying completely aligned with your purpose, which is what I'm all about. So I love this, and I'm so excited to have her. But first, I do want to welcome you to Live Love Engage, especially if this is your first time joining us. I am Gloria Grace, founder of Align to Shine Academy, and I empower women over 50 to overcome life's challenges so they can embrace who they are, lead boldly, and shine their light in the world. And joining me today is a wonderful woman that I've known for a little while now. Her name is Shilpa Lewis, and she is known as your Go to Streamlining with System Sage. She's an AI and social media strategist meets spiritual strategist, and she helps soulful solopreneurs amplify their presence without burning burnout. As I mentioned, she's also a podcast host like I am. Her show is called the Omni Mindfulness Podcast, and she's creator of the Amplify Authentically series, which blends mindful tech with grounded, soulful strategy. And see, that's what being authentic is about, is, you know, making mistakes sometimes. So without further ado, I'm going to bring Shilpa up here and welcome you officially to Live Love Engage. SHILPA LEWIS: Well, namaste, Gloria, and thank you so much for this sweet, lovely, thoughtful introduction. And I'm so grateful to be here. What Does It Mean to Amplify Authentically? GLORIA: Oh, well, I'm really, you know, we've known each other for a little while, and actually, I was wonderfully invited me onto your podcast, and I appreciate that as well. So thank you for that. And I, you know, we're aligned in a lot of respects because we're, you know, we have this spiritual and then we have the practical side, but we'll kind of get into that a little bit more. But I do want to figure we just jump right in and talk about what does it mean to have amplify authentically. Now I can say it in a world where, you know, everyone's telling us to be louder or post more often. In fact, I know I wonderful, wonderful person that I follow is like, yeah, you can go ahead, post, post all the time if you want. Now it's like, oh, my goodness. So, yeah, what do you think about all of that? SHILPA: Absolutely. What a lovely question. I believe that Amplify Authentically really talks to the heart of what a lot of us feel when we want to step into the space that can be very intimidating, which is social media, and utilizing it to further our business. And we might be soulful solopreneurs, where being so present on camera and being so present in social media all the time can feel a little bit jarring, intimidating. And quite frankly, if you're spiritual, you find it energetically draining. So I always say you don't have to be louder to be present and allow people to know the value you provide so you can amplify those natural gifts and you can do it with authenticity. GLORIA: Sorry, I didn't mean to put that bug in your hand. Finding Your Authentic Voice in Business SHILPA: Certainly I'm yawning. Also, I feel like—and I always speak from the heart—is that many of us, as we become a little more jaded in the world of, say, corporate. I come from corporate, is that you start censoring everything you say and the pauses, the giggles, the stumbles on the words. And as I started to establish my business and establish my podcast, I had that little voice in my head and I had to, like, learn to tame it down and say, just be yourself. Because at the end, what marketing teaches you is that you want to attract what they call your ideal client avatar, and you probably don't want somebody who's always looking overly polished and has it all supposedly figured out. So one day I just had this, like, what you call it? Download. Why don't you call it Amplify Authentically? Which is essentially the way in which I'm delivering my service now within the umbrella of Omni Mindfulness. Omni Mindfulness is the podcast and business name. But what it is that I do, where I combine the tech with the spirituality, it comes through through Amplify Authentically. Why Your Soul Has a Strategy GLORIA: I love that. I want to ask you about how you actually decided to kind of put that together, but even before that, I think I'd about because there's some people out there who might be listening to this or watching us on YouTube who maybe have never really thought about bringing business and spirituality together. And you talk about, you know, that our soul has a strategy. So can you help someone out and maybe even just explain to them maybe why it's a good idea? SHILPA: Yeah. Let me put it this way. I feel like the reason why we do what we do at the end of the day is because we are on our spiritual journey to grow and get connected to whatever you want to call it, the universe or God. And when we lose ourselves, whether it's in our 9 to 5 job or in building a business, and trust me, I have—it is very easy to slip. But when we lose ourselves in that, we have lost our sight of the North Star. Why we're doing what we're doing, what is our purpose? What is our ultimate why? Maybe the smaller why is I want work-life balance. I want a job where I get to call the shots or do things on my own term. But maybe it's even slightly higher. I want to be more present for my family, my son. It could be even higher. I want to be the kind of soul who feels at the end of her life, she's truly put all of her energy into realizing who she really is and her connection to the universe. GLORIA: Yeah, I like that. That resonates with me a lot. And so I think that's so helpful. Shilpa's Journey: From Corporate to Spiritual Entrepreneur The Path from Computer Science to Spiritual Strategy GLORIA: Yeah, we're going to have you go through the Omni method, but let's keep talking a little bit about you. So I want to focus on you because, again, how did you—you mentioned that you come from a corporate background. So how did you wind up deciding to marry spirituality with sort of practical social media marketing? SHILPA: Yeah. To get a little bit boohoo, I also believe that we all have a soul strategy. You mentioned that just moments ago. Like an imprint, like we sort of have a calling and we are given the tools to be on that path. And in my case, I was born in a very traditional Hindu family where spirituality and meditation rituals were just part of what I was around all the time. So that was just an imprint in me. Whether or not as a young adult I was embracing it as effectively is another thing. You know, because I was born and raised in the States. I then lived in India during my very formative years as a teenager and then returned and immediately dropped straight into the very cerebral part of the brain. I joined a very challenging computer science program and had it set in my head. I will go off and get my PhD, which I went and got my master's, left without the PhD but it was a super driven and ambitious. And in those days computer science was like kind of like the new thing. Not a lot of women in particular were studying it. And I ended up focusing on AI well before it was trendy and ended up combining that with software engineering and design. Practiced something very different than AI, but came full circle in the last few years, realizing that it's something now that's becoming more utilized to streamline your efforts. And that was intersecting with when I was developing my ow
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