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A Day in The Life of Alexa H

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Tell us a little about you?

I am a functional health and stress management coach and founder of Alexa Hanshaw LLC. I am on a mission to empower everyone to become the CEO of their Stress. I have 9 years of experience in the health & wellness industry, and I combine my background in corporate America with my expertise in functional nutrition, fitness, yoga, breathwork, and meditation to inspire everyone to take back their freedom from stress. I help transform clients from exhausted and burnt out to calm, collected, and ready to tackle anything that comes their way. I live with her husband and fur-baby, Zoe in North Carolina currently.

A Day in The Life of Alexa H

What do you enjoy the most about your work?

I love helping my clients find ah-ha moments. When something connects that we worked on together and my clients’ goals come to fruition that means everything to me. Seeing the ripple effects of our work together and how it positively impacts their lives and/ or their families lives gets me excited! I love to see and hear about my client’s success; this fuels my passion and motivates me to do better and be a better version of me.

A Day in The Life of Alexa H

Daily Routine plus tips along the way!

7:30-8:15am- Wake up & complete morning routine. My morning routine usually involves stretching, tongue scraping (do not knock it until you try it!), brushing teeth & getting dressed. I usually do not look at my phone for the first 20-30 minutes to help start my morning off calmly. Our cortisol levels, cortisol is deemed the “stress hormone,” are highest in the morning when we first wake up. Ease into your morning by leaving your phone, TV & laptop away or off for the first 30 minutes or so.


8:15-9:00am- Drink hot water with lemon. This helps me wake up in the morning and supports my metabolism & digestion. I take Zoe, my dog, on a walk with my husband and start to check my emails & notifications from the previous day.


9:00-11:00am- Meet with clients & work on my business (social media, content creation, following up with clients or potential clients) and/ or work on tasks as a learning & development consultant, my corporate job. I make and drink my coffee between 10-11am. I do this on purpose as our cortisol levels tend to be highest in the morning and start to decrease around this time in the day. You are less likely to get the caffeine jitters if you drink a cup mid-morning instead of first thing.


11:00-12:00pm- I usually have team meetings at this point or I will continue working


12:00-1:00pm- Business Group Coaching/ Mentoring call

Alexa H Sitting on Chair Amphy

1:00-1:30pm- Walk Zoe with my husband and prepare lunch

 

1:30-2:00pm- Eat lunch. I usually have a salad or a harvest bowl. I will either create something at home or I have been loving meals from Daily Harvest & Get Fit Foods lately. With lunch I make sure to always have a well-rounded meal, including a lot of veggies, a protein source, healthy fat (like avocado) and carbohydrates.

 

2:00-5:00pm- “Deep work” & 1-2 meetings. Deep work involves more concentration, and I am usually the most productive at this time.

 

5:00-5:30pm- Prepare for fitness or yoga class and set up virtual space.


5:30-6:30pm- Teach class or workout myself if I am not teaching.

 

6:30-7:30pm- Prepare dinner and eat dinner with my husband! We usually have a protein, a lot of veggies (we always try to eat the rainbow to get a lot of different nutrients in!) and then some type of starch (our favorites are sweet potatoes, quinoa, or brown rice).

 

7:30-8:30pm- Watch TV with my husband. We watch a lot of different stuff, but our favorites right now are Survivor, Super Market Sweep, Nine Strangers and CW superhero-based shows.

 

8:30-9:00pm- Walk Zoe and chat with neighbors.

 

9:00-10:00pm- Watch TV (see above 😊)

 

10:00-11:00pm- Shower and begin evening routine. This includes turning my phone on to airplane mode (mini tech detox before bed), gentle reading light, turn air down to around 70 degrees, read/ winddown and finally meditate/ breathwork to ease into sleep.

 

11:00-11:30pm- fall asleep!

That is it for me, make sure to check out my classes on Amphy so I can support you! I have linked a yoga class above, but I offer nine different classes through Amphy 😊

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