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Q and A with Helen from Phoenix, Arizona

“Cherish every moment with loved ones as much as possible and also go for the dreams, feel through the fears, and make moves anyways.”

Q: What are you passionate about?

A: Great question! I am most passionate about the inspirations all around us and through us in this life experience.

I’ve come to a point in my life that it doesn’t matter where I’m physically at, whether that be at home, at work, at a business event, in traffic, at a social event, et cetera; that I have the opportunity to inspire others through pure gratefulness of being alive in that moment.

The thing that most ignites my passion is music.

When I hear music, my heart gets excited and my body just wants to move. I often remind myself of pain and suffering around the world and of my own trials and tribulations to keep me humbled and grateful to keep moving forward.

I’m consistently working on creative projects simultaneously that can inspire people from all walks of life to keep moving forward themselves.

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The passion has always been in me since I was a kid. I foresaw myself as a teacher of some kind one day, I just didn’t know what kind.

It’s been an amazing ride to see the visualizations from childhood come true throughout the last ten years.

I have been public speaking since 2008 and in 2018, I became an international author of my book, Nothing Sexier Than Freedom.

I have two businesses, Sexy Freedom LLC and The Wild Movement LLC, which I co-own with my business partner, Sara Brooke Wolf.

I’m also the host of my podcast, Sexy Freedom Media Podcast which is on eight platforms, including Spotify and iTunes and is on it’s second year.

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It’s crazy to think all of these were ideas or suggestions I’d heard to “try out” and then I did and that’s how it all came into existence.

Q: What were your younger years like?

A: I think the best way to describe my younger years is to say that it was unpredictable. My mom was a free spirit, a gypsy woman, a dreamer, and a fighter.

She raised five kids on her own when she fled my abusive dad. My dad was a drinker, party animal, very strict, but also a teacher in his own way.

Although there was much suffering and pain in my childhood, both my mom and dad played a vital role in my belief system.

I dropped out of high school, got married, and had a baby.

I eventually realized how important school was and got my diploma.

My education really came from my love for books. Self-learning and self-study have been my education for life.

The first time I ever finished a program from beginning to end without dropping out was Yoga Teacher Training in 2015.

Yoga definitely was the tipping point for me.

I was already in the process of writing my book and even included a whole chapter of the challenges I faced while in the program.

I have now combined my personal experiences, rituals, and yoga practices by leading retreats in tribal yoga, warrior awakening, and self-development.

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Q: What is something valuable you’ve learned that you’d like others to know? 

A: I’ve learned that everyone has their shit.

Everyone has an ego.

Everyone has intentions, desires, and choices.

It was a valuable lesson to suffer because it taught me how to be truly thankful for love around me and how easily it can be taken away.

Therefore, cherish every moment with loved ones as much as possible and also go for the dreams, feel through the fears, and make moves anyways.

My full story is written in my book, Nothing Sexier Than Freedom. I hope it continues to inspire as it has been, for people to live courageously sexy, wild, and free.

Q: What does feminism mean to you? 

A: I think the best way to explain what feminism means to me is more in visual action than in words and the best visual I can give is my mother.

She was molested, she was beaten, she was a single mother of five kids, though she fell, she got back up and kept moving forward.

Two years ago, my only brother took his life and I watched my mother take the biggest heartbreak of her life.

Once again, though she fall, she got back up…this time on her Harley Davidson bike, at 60 years young, she rides long distance into the wind as the wild free gypsy spirit she has always been.

She is courageously uplifted, self motivated, and determined to live her life the way she chooses no matter what anyone has to say about it.

To me, my mother is and has always encompassed what feminism means—freedom.

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