In this episode of What Are You Creating?, I sat down with Aleasha Bahr: sales strategist, black sheep, and author of Black Sheep Sales: How to Win More Sales Without Acting Like a Douchebag.

This wasn’t a discussion about tactics.

This was a conversation about identity.

We explored what it means to sell without manipulation, to serve without auditioning, and to build a business that doesn’t require you to scale beyond your soul. Aleasha and I are both people who have tried “doing it the way they say you’re supposed to”… and felt our energy drain as a result. In this dialogue, we came home to the truth that you can sell powerfully when you’re rooted in presence, clarity, and you.

We talked about:

• The myth of “better than I deserve” and the reclamation of worthiness
• Why following your own resonance leads to better clients, deeper impact, and a sustainable business
• How pitch weaving works (and why it’s the most respectful, magnetic way to enroll clients)
• The difference between “being uncomfortable” and being out of alignment
• What unshakable self-trust looks like in life and sales

This one is for the black sheep.

The misfits.

The coaches, consultants, creators, and founders who want to serve, not sell.

If you’ve ever said to yourself, “I love what I do, I just wish I didn’t have to sell it,” this is your episode.

Aleasha’s voice is a mirror of permission.

Her work is a reclamation of what’s possible.

And I’m so glad we recorded this.

• Book: Black Sheep Sales – How to Win More Sales Without Acting Like a Douchebag
• Check out Aleasha’s Podcast: Sales Is Not a Dirty Word
• LinkedIn: Connect with Aleasha on LinkedIn