She's So Lucky
She’s So Lucky is a chart-topping weekly podcast dedicated to women who create their own luck against all odds. Join host Les Alfred and special guests for compelling conversations that will inspire you to live life on your terms. Les and her guests are giving you a sneak peek into the minds and habits of successful women sharing their wins, losses, and lessons that you can apply to your own life. From entrepreneurs, to creatives, to wellness experts, She’s So Lucky is a space for women to feel free and inspired to live up to their fullest potential. Each episode will help you uncover new ways to create your own luck and harness the magic you already have.
Episodes
#301: What does it mean to be the woman of your own dreams?
That’s what we’re exploring in this week’s episode with guest, Kendra Austin. Kendra is a model, author, content creator, podcast host, and serial entrepreneur who lives authentically and unapologetically.
In this episode, we talk about what it’s really like to lean into your evolution and show up as your full self from glow-ups, to spiritual awakenings.
We Also Talk...
#300: Clovers, we’ve officially reached our 300th episode of She’s So Lucky! To celebrate this milestone, we’re taking a walk down memory lane to reflect on some of our top episodes.
Relive some of our greatest hits, and the gems you may have missed for creating your own luck.
Episodes Shared:
#299: If you had to choose between running up a hill, or taking a flat road, which would you take? If you automatically said flat road, this episode may inspire you to take the hill.
Today we’re sitting down with Marcel Dinkins — Peloton instructor, podcast host and athlete — for a fun, lively conversation on what it means to move through discomfort. Marcel inspires us to take the best route, which isn’t always the easy one...
#298: We all know comparison is the thief of joy, but what does it mean to truly embody a comparison-free life?
In this episode, I’m sitting down with Elyse Fox, filmmaker, writer, and founder of Sad Girls Club to unpack and dismantle comparison.
Along the way, we also discuss Elyse’s journey of self-discovery, what it means to build community, how she’s redefining success on her own terms, and how you can too. Tap in for ca...
#297: Calling all lucky girls—time to get in formation.
If your 2025 has gotten off to a rocky start or you’re looking to call in more lucky energy, this episode is for you. I’m sitting down solo to talk about our lucky girl commandments—the roadmap to follow for feeling more aligned and lucky. Hit play and get ready to thrive.
Resources:
- Download my free Best Case Scenario Journal Template
- Episode 281: Gabrielle Union...
#296: We don’t wait for lucky breaks in our careers—we create them.
In this episode, I’m sitting down with social media consultant, creative, and educator Candace Marie about creating your own luck in your career by having a clear vision and leveraging relationships.
This conversation will leave you feeling inspired to take action on your next big idea.
We Also Talk About…
- Candace’s transition from finance, to luxury fashi...
#295: The times we look like we have it all together can actually be the moments we’re struggling the most. When we’re busy creating our own luck, we can miss the signs that it’s time to tend to our mental and emotional well-being.
In today’s episode I’m sitting down with Dr. Judith Joseph, MD, MBA. Dr. Judith is a board-certified psychiatrist, researcher and award-winning content creator who specializes in mental health an...
#294: Ready to be lucky in love?
Today I’m sitting down with Francesca Hogi, former corporate lawyer turned matchmaker turned love coach. She’s also an author, TED Speaker, and host of the relationship podcast Dear Franny where she facilitates uncommon questions about love.
Francesca and I discuss ways to heal and tap into your lucky energy to call in and sustain aligned partnership.
We Also Talk About…
- How to ...
#293: Today I’m sitting down for a casual solo episode spilling the tea on how things are going post-rebrand, and sharing my favorite new hack for getting things done when I feel like crashing out.
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#292: If you need inspiration to focus, this episode is it.
Today I’m sitting down with Diarrha N'Diaye-Mbaye, founder of cult favorite beauty brand Ami Colé, to break down the real, unfiltered journey of bringing a big idea to fruition. From growing up at her mother’s salon to working at beauty giants like Glossier and L’Oréal, Diarrha shares how purpose, identity, and intention shaped every step of her path.
We talk about ...
#291: What does it mean to have true influence, and how can you tap into it?
In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Imani Ellis, the mastermind and founder of CultureCon and The Creative Collective NYC, about how a few small gatherings in her apartment turned into a massive cultural movement.
With years of experience bringing creatives together, Imani opens up about what it really takes to build with intention—without all the...
#290: Why do successful, confident women seem to get hate for taking up space?
Today I’m bringing back content creator, podcast host of Too Smart for This, and founder of Too Collective, Alexis Barber, to chat about the burnout that comes with juggling multiple careers, what it takes to build a luxury brand, and how to deal with spaces that still question the value of female success.
From dealing with hate comments to redefi...
#289: What if success isn’t about climbing higher, but about getting closer to yourself?
In this episode, I sit down with Daria Burke—former CMO, writer, and possibility model—to talk about choosing alignment over ambition, creating space to heal, and honoring your gifts even when they aren’t profitable.
We talk about her bold decision to step away from high-powered titles, how somatic practices helped her reconnect with her...
#288: Who said you have to have it all figured out? What if the messy middle is actually where the luck happens?
In this episode, I’m joined by Devi Brown— master wellbeing educator, healer, host of Deeply Well, and author of the book “Living in Wisdom” to talk about what it’s really like to grow, heal, and build something meaningful.
We get into being a beginner, giving yourself grace, and learning how to move with intentio...
#287: In this episode, I sit down with professional tennis player and founder of Doc & Glo, Sloane Stephens, to discuss the mental and physical toll of constantly being “on,” both on the court and in the public eye.
Sloane shares how she navigates high-pressure moments, sets boundaries with social media, and applies the lessons learned from her athletic career like resilience, energy management, and knowing when to pivo...
#286: What is entrepreneurship really like behind the glossy Instagram photos?
We’re welcoming back Raven to talk about the wild ride of entrepreneurship — figuring it out, failing, and building something real.
In this episode, Raven and Les sit down for a catch-up sharing the highs and lows of entrepreneurship and you’re invited to join the conversation. Raven shares what it took to go from juggling multiple jobs to buildin...
#285: What does it take to fully step into your creative calling?
In this episode, I sit down with bestselling author Tia Williams to explore her career journey from beauty editor to full-time novelist, proving that sometimes, there isn’t a single pivot—just a path you’ve always been walking.
Tia shares how her love for romance fiction shaped her storytelling, why taking risks is key to success, and how writing her o...
#284: After years of wellness, self-care, and finding balance, it's time for a big change!
Get ready, because the Balanced Black Girl podcast is transforming into She’s So Lucky—and I’m bringing you along for the ride.
In this episode, I’ll talk about the rebrand, what it means to create your own luck, and how we’re redefining what it means to be lucky in every sense.
Resources:
- Get your tickets to our April 3 live show in...
#283: What does it really take to start a string of successful businesses?
Today, I’m sitting down with Weezy, CEO and founder of TrapHAUS, WTFMedia Studios, and co-host of Decisions, Decisions, to talk about the messy, uncomfortable, and necessary transitions in business and creativity.
From rebranding her podcast, to tackling serial entrepreneurship, Weezy opens up about embracing change, handling internet criticism, and l...
#282: In a chaotic world, how do you stay grounded, fuel your creativity, and create real change?
In this episode, I sit down with award-winning cultural commentator, author, and political advisor Alencia Johnson to explore what it means to be a cultural disrupter, how to stand out without burning out, and the keys to thriving—even in uncertain times.
We also talk about:
- Building relationships that help you feel seen, hea...
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