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Living an Intentional Life Podcast

Living an Intentional Life Podcast

De: Ashley Strong Smith
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Welcome to Living an Intentional Life Podcast — a space for women who are remembering their hearts, reclaiming their energy, and creating lives that actually feel like home.

This is a place where you don’t have to perform, push, or prove — a place where you are met in your truth, your tenderness, and your becoming.

I’m your host, Ashley Strong Smith, and I believe that the deepest transformation doesn’t come from doing more — it comes from living with intention and listening more deeply to who you really are.

Each week, I share honest conversations and supportive tools you can gently try on in your own life — invitations to come back to your heart, trust your inner knowing, and create a life that supports your nervous system, your dreams, and your wholeness.

Here, we honor growth that is rooted, not rushed. We honor boundaries, embodiment, and the quiet wisdom of your own heart. You’re not here by accident. You’re here because something in you is ready for more — more truth, more softness, more alignment, more belonging.

So take a breath… and let yourself arrive.

© 2026 Living an Intentional Life Podcast
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  • Choosing Love Again: Healing Patterns, Finding Truth & Creating a Legacy in Partnership with Julia Woods of Beautiful Outcome | Episode 189
    Apr 14 2026

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    This conversation is one of the most powerful and honest I’ve had to date.

    Today, I’m joined by Julia Woods — couples coach, trainer, and founder of Beautiful Outcome — a woman who has spent over 20,000 hours helping couples truly see, hear, and understand one another.

    But this conversation goes far beyond tools and communication.

    It’s about the truth of what happens when love alone isn’t enough.

    Julia vulnerably shares her own marriage journey of 35 years — raising four children, building a life together, and coming face-to-face with the patterns they thought love would protect them from.

    We talk about:

    • The impact of generational patterns in relationships
    • Navigating infidelity and nearly losing a marriage
    • Uncovering enabling dynamics and imbalance in partnership
    • Learning how to actually process emotions — together
    • Choosing the deeper work of rewriting limiting beliefs
    • And what it really means to create a marriage — and legacy — worth having

    This conversation is filled with truth, compassion, and hope.

    A reminder that love is not the thing that saves a relationship —
    but choosing growth, honesty, and responsibility might be.

    If you’ve ever found yourself questioning your relationship, your patterns, or your capacity to love and be loved… this episode is an invitation.

    An invitation to soften.
    To take radical ownership.
    To trust that even in the hardest moments, there is a path back — to yourself, and to each other.

    About Julia :

    Julia Woods is a couples coach, trainer, and the founder of Beautiful Outcome, a coaching company passionate about helping couples communicate in a way that allows them to see and understand each other so they can spend their valuable time enjoying each other.

    She & her husband Jeff have been married 35 years, raised 4 kids and have 3 grandchildren. With over 20,000 hours invested in coaching couples and the many lessons learned in her own marriage, she loves helping couples create a marriage and a legacy worth having.

    Connect with Julia :

    • Website
    • Instagram
    • Marriage Growth Community

    MORE FROM THIS PODCAST :

    • PURCHASE YOUR "Fall in love with yourself + your life : 2026 Planner!"
    • FREE DOWNLOADABLE GUIDE - Creating a Heart-Centered Foundation
    • Follow on INSTAGRAM
    • Work 1:1 with Ashley : Book an Intentional Living Connection Call

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    • Tristen Whaley / @t_whales / tristenwhaley@me.com / Spotify

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  • Coming Home to Yourself: The Courage to Be Seen & Supported | Episode 188
    Apr 7 2026

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    There comes a moment in your journey where you begin to hear yourself more clearly…
    and with that awareness comes a deeper invitation—
    to honor what’s emerging, to allow yourself to be supported, and to build the courage to be seen in it.

    In this episode, I’m sharing what it looks like to come home to yourself in a real and present way—through curiosity, through support, and through honoring the parts of you that are asking to be revealed.

    From stepping into something new and unfamiliar (hello, beginner Pilates) to navigating the discomfort of growth in business and creativity, to leaning on unexpected layers of support—this conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to do this alone.

    I also open up about a deeply personal season that has shifted who I am at my core, and the quiet invitations I’m receiving to begin sharing more… in a way that feels safe, intentional, and true.

    If you’ve been feeling the pull to show up more fully in your life—but also feeling the fear that comes with being seen—this episode is for you.

    ✨ You’ll walk away with:

    • A deeper understanding of how to support yourself in your current season
    • Permission to lean into support—family, community, and beyond
    • A gentle pathway to building courage in being seen
    • A reminder that your growth doesn’t have to happen alone

    This is the work of building a heart-centered foundation—
    one that holds you as you become.

    MORE FROM THIS PODCAST :

    • PURCHASE YOUR "Fall in love with yourself + your life : 2026 Planner!"
    • FREE DOWNLOADABLE GUIDE - Creating a Heart-Centered Foundation
    • Follow on INSTAGRAM
    • Work 1:1 with Ashley : Book an Intentional Living Connection Call

    MUSIC BY:

    • Tristen Whaley / @t_whales / tristenwhaley@me.com / Spotify

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    26 m
  • Building the Home Within: Living with Intention and Presence with Nina Aziz Justin, The Resilience Mentor | Episode 187
    Mar 31 2026

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    To live with intention is not always loud or dramatic—it’s quiet, steady, and deeply present.

    In this conversation with Nina Aziz Justin, we explore the art of inhabiting life fully: slowing down, turning inward, and trusting the inner compass that guides every choice.

    We talk about:

    • How intention lives both in the big picture and the smallest moments.
    • Choosing alignment over approval, integrity over momentum, and long-term impact over short-term reassurance.
    • The shift from self-focused survival to shared responsibility, and what it takes to build a foundation that is steady, humane, and true to your heart.

    This episode is for anyone seeking clarity, presence, and a deeper understanding of how to live a life that truly feels like theirs.

    ABOUT NINA :

    Nina Aziz Justin is a business traction strategist and internationally recognised business resilience mentor whose life spans five countries and more than forty cultures. As a writer, she weaves eastern philosophy, neuroscience, and human storytelling into work that explores migration, identity, resilience, reinvention and the architecture of self-belonging. For more information about Nina theresiliencementor.com. Her debut book, The Home Within – A Soulful Memoir of Belonging Across Cultures and Change is available on Amazon and other bookstores worldwide.

    CONNECT WITH NINA :

    • Buy her book
    • Website
    • Instagram

    MORE FROM THIS PODCAST :

    • PURCHASE YOUR "Fall in love with yourself + your life : 2026 Planner!"
    • FREE DOWNLOADABLE GUIDE - Creating a Heart-Centered Foundation
    • Follow on INSTAGRAM
    • Work 1:1 with Ashley : Book an Intentional Living Connection Call

    MUSIC BY:

    • Tristen Whaley / @t_whales / tristenwhaley@me.com / Spotify

    Support the show

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    44 m
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