In this powerful episode of Rise, Heal, and Grow with Leah M. Hill, Leah sits down with Joel Salomon, a former hedge fund manager turned mindful money expert and prosperity coach, to explore the deeper truth behind wealth and fulfillment. Joel shares his transformative journey from managing a $700 million portfolio to walking away from external success in pursuit of true alignment, revealing why financial achievement alone isn’t enough to create a meaningful life. Together, they dive into healing your relationship with money, breaking free from scarcity-driven beliefs, and integrating disciplined strategy with spiritual growth. This conversation invites listeners to rethink what prosperity really means and empowers them to step into abundance with clarity, purpose, and the courage to #DoubtTheDoubt

n this heart-opening episode of Rise, Heal, and Grow, Leah sits down with Thu Pham, founder of Kintsugi Wellness, to explore what it truly means to heal — not by rushing to fix what feels broken, but by honoring it. After 25 years in the corporate world, Thu followed a quiet inner pull toward a slower, more intentional path rooted in somatic movement, nervous system support, and holistic healing. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Kintsugi, she shares how our fractures can become our greatest sources of beauty and strength. Together, Leah and Thu dive into the power of presence, the wisdom held in the body, women’s pelvic health, and the integration of ancient practices with modern therapies — reminding listeners that healing is less about doing more, and more about returning home to yourself.

In this powerful episode of Rise, Heal, and Grow with Leah M. Hill, Leah sits down with relationship expert, therapist, and author Carolyn Sharp to explore how genuine connection can transform our lives and relationships. With more than 30 years of experience helping couples, families, and teams navigate conflict and repair, Carolyn shares the wisdom behind her work and the guiding principles of curiosity, compassion, and connection. Together, they discuss why disconnection is inevitable in every relationship, how learning the skill of repair can deepen trust, and why becoming the “CEO of yourself” is essential for healthy boundaries and growth. In a world that often feels divided and disconnected, Carolyn offers hopeful insights on how small, intentional moments of curiosity and understanding can reignite intimacy, rebuild trust, and help us reconnect with our shared humanity