Charting Your Course: Aligned Leadership

About Charting Your Course: Aligned Leadership

Charting Your Course: Aligned Leadership is a podcast for entrepreneurs, founders, and multi-passionate visionaries who want to build meaningful businesses and lead from within. Hosted by Regyna Curtis, creator of the Charting Your Course® system, each episode explores leadership, entrepreneurship, business strategy, and personal development while helping you recognize the patterns that shape more meaningful decisions. Build a business that feels like home, create meaningful impact, and remember: impactful leadership begins with YOU.

Publisher

Regyna Curtis | Leadership, Business Strategy & Personal Growth

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

14 Dec 2025

Latest episode

30 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

44 episodes in the feed.

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   30 Sept 2026

   2.44 You Can Be in Flow and Still Choose a Direction with Michelle Scott

   Episode SummaryIn this episode, I sit down with Michelle Scott to explore what it looks like to trust yourself while actively participating in where your life is taking you. Michelle is in the midst of significant personal and professional transitions, asking questions about who she is now, what she wants to create, and what she wants the next phase of her life to feel like. That makes our conversation about flow especially meaningful. Because being in flow doesn't have to mean letting life carry you wherever it wants. We explore the relationship between inner knowing and intentional action, why thinking can become louder than our other sources of wisdom, and what changes when you stop treating goals and flow as opposites. Michelle offers the image of setting the sail: you don't control the wind, but you can choose how you position yourself in relationship to it. Most importantly, we come back to trust. Trusting yourself to choose a direction. Trusting yourself to adjust along the way. And trusting that even the difficult, uncertain parts of the journey may be part of the flow rather than evidence that you've somehow fallen out of it. In this episode, you'll hear about: What Michelle is discovering about herself during a season of major personal and professional change Why being in flow doesn't require giving up direction, goals, or intentional choice The difference between setting an intention and setting a goal How prioritizing thinking can disconnect you from the other ways you receive and process information What it means to combine inner guidance with strategy and action Why self-trust matters when you don't know exactly where a choice will lead The sailboat metaphor for working with the forces around you while still participating in your direction Michelle's realization that the difficult parts of life may be part of the flow, too Key Takeaways Flow and direction aren't opposites. You can listen deeply to what is emerging while still choosing where you want to go. You don't have to control the wind to set the sail. Your agency lives in how you engage with what is happening around you. Self-trust isn't knowing exactly how something will turn out. It's trusting yourself to respond to what happens next. Thinking is one way of knowing, but it doesn't have to drown out what your body, emotions, senses, and other channels of wisdom are communicating. The hard parts of a transition aren't necessarily interruptions to your path. They may be part of how the path is unfolding. Call to Action Where in your life are you waiting for certainty before choosing a direction? Get curious about what it would look like to set the sail with what you know right now and trust yourself to respond to what you discover along the way. Links Charting Your Course®: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse) Be a Guest on the Show: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest) Work with Michelle: https://michellescottcoaching.com/sessions/ (https://michellescottcoaching.com/sessions/) Michelle's Leadership Quiz: https://michellescottcoaching.com/quiz/ (https://michellescottcoaching.com/quiz/)

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   23 Sept 2026

   2.43 The More You Know Yourself, the Less Advice You Need with Abigail Mensah-Bonsu

   Episode Summary In this episode, I sit down with Abigail Mensah-Bonsu for a conversation about what changes when you know yourself well enough to recognize which advice, structures, rhythms, and support actually belong to you. We explore the difference between following advice because someone successful told you it works and learning to notice whether that advice fits your energy, your timing, and the way you naturally move. Sometimes the advice isn't necessarily wrong. It may simply be the wrong timing, the wrong application, or something you've already outgrown. We also talk about why flow still needs structure, how your recurring patterns can reveal what you need at different points in your year, and why knowing where you need support is part of knowing yourself. Abigail shares how she uses astrology, tarot, her own energetic practices, and her Personal Seasons Calendar to understand the larger rhythms she experiences throughout the year. Most importantly, we come back to knowing yourself. The more clearly you understand how you move, what supports you, and what your own rhythm feels like, the less you need someone outside of you to tell you how you're supposed to do it. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Why good advice can still be wrong for you, or wrong for you right now How to recognize when something resonates with your energy and when it no longer does What recurring seasonal patterns can teach you about the way you naturally work Why structure can create more freedom to flow instead of restricting it How automation and business systems can support the life you actually want to live Why knowing where you struggle can help you intentionally call in the right support How Abigail integrates her Personal Seasons Calendar with tarot, astrology, and her own practices What it looks like to lead from a place of authenticity instead of following someone else's formula Key Takeaways Advice becomes more useful when you understand yourself well enough to decide how, when, and whether it applies to you. Your rhythms aren't static. Something that supports you now may stop supporting you as your energy shifts. Structure doesn't have to confine you. The right structure gives your energy somewhere to move and supports your growth. Knowing yourself also means knowing where you need other people, tools, or systems to support you. Paying attention to patterns over time can help you make decisions from lived experience instead of constantly looking outside yourself for answers. Call to ActionPay attention to one piece of advice you've been trying to follow. Instead of asking whether you're doing it correctly, ask yourself: Does this actually fit me right now?LinksCharting Your Course: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse)Be a Guest on the Show: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest)More about Abigail Mensah-Bonsu: https://abigailmensahbonsu.my.canva.site/ (https://abigailmensahbonsu.my.canva.site/)Goddess Clinics: https://moongoddessacademy.com/thegoddessclinics (https://moongoddessacademy.com/thegoddessclinics)

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   16 Sept 2026

   2.42_Activating the Touchstones Featuring The Demons

   Episode Summary In this episode, I’m joined once again by Monica M. Henderson to explore what happens when you stop treating the parts of yourself that scare, frustrate, or slow you down as something you need to get rid of. We’re talking about your demons, the fears, patterns, and protective responses that can look pretty intimidating when they’re lurking in the dark. But what if they aren’t actually working against you? What if they’re carrying information you can learn to use? Monica and I unpack the relationship between the demons and the Charting Your Course® Touchstones, and how the Touchstones can help you translate what those demons are trying to tell you. We use paralysis by analysis as an example, exploring how its relationship with Time can transform something that feels like a limitation into the mastery of Divine Timing. We also get into the language of healing and the difference between healing from something and continuing to identify yourself as someone who is healing. There may come a point when you’re no longer healing. You’re learning, evolving, and discovering what becomes possible because of what you now know. Most importantly, we come back to a different relationship with the parts of yourself you may have been taught to fear. You don’t necessarily need to banish them. Sometimes you need to shine a light on them, understand what they’re trying to do, and put those little fuckers to work. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Why Monica believes your demons contain useful information rather than something you need to eliminate What it actually means to “exercise” your demons instead of exorcizing them How fears can become allies when you understand what they’re trying to communicate The relationship between the demons, Touchstones, and mastery How paralysis by analysis can evolve into Divine Timing through the Touchstone of Time Why strengthening trust in yourself and your own gifts is central to this practice The distinction between healing, being healed, and evolving from what you’ve learned Why exploring your demons can be a whole lot more fun when you don’t do it alone Key Takeaways The parts of yourself you’ve learned to fear or resist may actually contain information that can help you move forward. Your demons don’t necessarily need to disappear. When you understand what they’re trying to communicate, you can begin putting their energy to useful work. The Touchstones offer a way to translate the fear, doubt, or resistance of a demon into something you can intentionally engage with and strengthen. What looks like a limitation can contain the seeds of mastery. Paralysis by analysis, for example, can become a deeper relationship with Divine Timing when you learn how to engage with Time differently. Healing has a purpose, but it doesn’t have to become a permanent identity. At some point, the question may shift from “What am I healing?” to “What am I going to do with what I now know?” Call to Action Think about one of the “demons” that tends to show up when you’re making decisions, trying something new, or moving toward something you want. Instead of asking how to get rid of it, get curious about it. What might it be trying to tell you? What information becomes available when you stop fighting it long enough to listen? And if you want to explore these ideas with Monica and me, come join us in MINGLE! Bring your demon. We’ll be your spotters. LinksCharting Your Course: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse) Be a Guest on the Podcast: https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest (https://www.atmaitri.com/chartingyourcourse/podcastguest) Explore Mingle!: https://www.minglecollaborative.com/ (https://www.minglecollaborative.com/)

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