Kyser, to my show. I should have asked this before, but that’s me. We will be talking today about how to stop feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Adriana is an international wellness expert who has spent the past 15 years helping highly-driven women stop feeling stressed and overwhelmed and start living a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life. Using her Enlightened Alchemy method, she has helped thousands of women worldwide achieve everything from reduced pain and stress to increased confidence and productivity. Rather than drawing from only one modality, her extensive list of certifications, including NLP, coaching, and yoga, allow her to create a customized wellness experience for clients. She hosts retreats around the globe in exotic locations like Bali, Greece, and Peru.
She’s been featured on iHeart Radio, Amazon Prime’s The Focus, Thrive Global, and Authority Magazine. She’s the co-author of the best seller book Overcoming Adversity in Entrepreneurship. Please help me to join today to welcome Adriana Kyser to my show. Adri, welcome. I’m so happy because I didn’t say it in the bio, but Adri is originally from Venezuela. That makes me so happy because I love to have Latin women in my show, so Adri, it’s an honor to have you here.
Thank you so much for having me. It’s an honor to be here as well with all of you. I’m so excited.
Okay, Adri. Let’s start asking you, what’s your healing superpower?
Oh my goodness. If I have to say one is my healing superpower is to really connect at a deeper level with somebody, with anybody I meet, especially my clients. It’s not only being able to literally tap into my intuition to work with them, but it’s actually being able to connect, to make that human connection that’s so impactful and so important and yet so many people don’t know how today with other human beings. My healing superpower is to connect at a deeper level.
Adri, will you please take us back to your early years and name one memorable life lesson that is useful for you today?
Yes. As a child, I remember being about five or six years old and I always loved to dance. My family always thought I was going to go into dancing or something like that, but I remember at that early age I wanted to make a long lasting difference in people’s life. I wanted to fight for the underdog because probably I felt like an underdog myself. That led me to go to law school in Venezuela for a few years. When I moved to the U.S. my path changed in a sense that I didn’t go to law school here, but I still fulfill my dream of making a positive impact in people’s life. The reason I share this is because oftentimes we are so focused on what we want and we think it has to come in a certain way or has to look a specific way. But when we are really connected and know what our life purpose is, in my case, is to make a positive impact in people’s life, it came from different ways.

If the answer is moving you forward and helping you feel whole. I don’t know, making you happy even though you may not look at the beginning because sometimes we have to go through those rough patches in order to come to the other side. The key question that I always ask myself, is this good for me, for my family and for the greater good? Am I living my truth? If it’s not, if I’m not doing that, then it’s time to change strategy. I always teach that to my clients and students is like, concentrate on what you really want, what’s your true core desire. Then let go how it needs to look like, when it has to arrive, how it needs to arrive, in what shape. Just be open to receive to be guided what your true purpose and mission in life is.