Alex Bilal-Spring

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1,400 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 11 Aug

Alex Bilal-Spring’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 8 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 2.

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But are any of those moments even really about readiness?
Maybe they're more about whether we're willing to honor that life force moving through us.
As Lance Courtney shared in his episode last year, the life you want is on the other side of the work you're avoiding, right?
Now, how does this all fit in the context of this conversation with Julianne Upton, you may ask?
Well, on the surface, our conversation revisits key moments of her career and the lessons she's learned along the way.
But I'm a pattern seeker, and every meaningful chapter of her career, of those she shared anyways, I feel began when she met her future self halfway in the unknown.
Julianne graduated from Allure Beauty School in Tucson, Arizona, and she's the driving force behind Mesh Hair Studio, Nailbar, and Head Spa.
Over the last twenty years, Julianne's talent, craft, and leadership have earned her a loyal list of customers, a loyal team, and an editorial resume.
She's described by her clients and team as thoughtful, energetic, passionate, and very detail oriented.
Our conversation not only reminded me of countless other conversations on the podcast with guests, the likes of Frank Deluso, Greg Clark, Peter Borg, Hunter Donia, Ashley Hodges, Jen Bodier, Stefania Rossi, Tara Rose Kidd, Betsy Moram, Rachel Page Thomas, and
The list goes on.
But also of some of the pivotal moments that took place in the last decade of my own life too.
It's easy to imagine that successful people have some special tolerance for change.
But listening to stories like Julianne's, I'm pretty confident that that's not true.
What they seem to have instead is a willingness to affirm their lives through movement.
Perhaps not the dancing type.
But nonetheless, the type of action that sometimes gently, sometimes forcefully, invites us to come a little or a lot more alive.
Before we dive into that conversation, I'd like to take a quick moment to ask for your help.
You might have noticed, and it is quite hard to miss to be fair, it's right there, big on the cover.
But season ten of the podcast is all about exploring and shaping what's next together.
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