<![CDATA[The Boss Conversation]]>https://legacy.8thmoon.world/legacy-link-treeRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Wed, 17 Jun 2026 18:48:27 GMTSun, 22 Feb 2026 16:54:24 GMT60Jeda AliTHE BOSS CONVERSATION Hosted by Jeda Ali The Boss Conversation is a mental reset for people who want to think bigger, move smarter, and elevate their entire identity. Here BOSS means begin overcome stressful situations. Jeda Ali breaks down confidence, trauma, discipline, self worth, relationships, money, and purpose with raw truth and strategic clarity. If you are building a legacy or reinventing your life this is your new headquarters for growth, awareness, and transformation. Come for the insight and leave with a new mindset.episodicJeda Ali8thmoonteam@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Money, Ego & The Friends Who Can't Handle Your Growth]]>Your ego is not protecting you. It is keeping you stuck.

This episode of The Boss Conversation gets into the real reason your growth feels lonely. The friends who can't handle your upgrade. The people who smile at you every day and quietly pray your dream falls apart. The ego that keeps you pouring frustration onto everybody around you instead of fixing what's actually broken inside.

Jeda Ali breaks down paradigms, mental programming, and why the people closest to you passed down their broken beliefs like a family heirloom without even knowing it. He gets into why some people are comfortable with just a little while you want the world and why that difference is the real reason certain friendships can't survive your next level.

The Wright Brothers were flying before anybody believed them. Ty wanted to move to Thailand. The people who said they loved them prayed against both.

Move different. Build different. And stop telling everybody the plan.

]]>066be245-c7a9-4123-b20c-638d4cfb3670Sat, 13 Jun 2026 18:17:46 GMT<p>Your ego is not protecting you. It is keeping you stuck.</p><p>This episode of The Boss Conversation gets into the real reason your growth feels lonely. The friends who can't handle your upgrade. The people who smile at you every day and quietly pray your dream falls apart. The ego that keeps you pouring frustration onto everybody around you instead of fixing what's actually broken inside.</p><p>Jeda Ali breaks down paradigms, mental programming, and why the people closest to you passed down their broken beliefs like a family heirloom without even knowing it. He gets into why some people are comfortable with just a little while you want the world and why that difference is the real reason certain friendships can't survive your next level.</p><p>The Wright Brothers were flying before anybody believed them. Ty wanted to move to Thailand. The people who said they loved them prayed against both.</p><p>Move different. Build different. And stop telling everybody the plan.</p>no00:17:2215Money, Ego & The Friends Who Can't Handle Your Growthfull<![CDATA[Nobody Believes Until The Money Shows Up]]>You're not behind. You're just surrounded by the wrong voices.

In this episode of The Boss Conversation, Jeda Ali gets real about what the early stages of building actually look like. The people who don't believe in you asking for money once you make it. The creatives getting clowned while the person clowning them is using a phone built by someone who was told the same thing. The wrong voice getting inside your head at exactly the wrong moment.

This is the conversation your circle was never qualified to have.

]]>208d8651-9950-4c89-bf86-0ae59ca44147Fri, 12 Jun 2026 22:51:49 GMT<p>You're not behind. You're just surrounded by the wrong voices.</p><p>In this episode of The Boss Conversation, Jeda Ali gets real about what the early stages of building actually look like. The people who don't believe in you asking for money once you make it. The creatives getting clowned while the person clowning them is using a phone built by someone who was told the same thing. The wrong voice getting inside your head at exactly the wrong moment.</p><p>This is the conversation your circle was never qualified to have.</p>no00:08:5714Nobody Believes Until The Money Shows Upfull<![CDATA[ You're Waiting On A Yes From Somebody Who Hates Their Own Life]]>They don't hate you because you're wrong. They hate you because you're moving and they're not.

In this episode of The Boss Conversation, Jeda Ali breaks down one of the most painful truths on the road to building something real. The people closest to you are sometimes the ones most threatened by your growth. Not because they don't love you. But because your movement is a mirror they don't want to look into.

We're talking about the haters who used to be your people. The "that's what's up" homeboy. The Thanksgiving table that goes empty the moment you stop performing for everybody. The climb that nobody sees because they only show up for the top.

This episode is for the builder who is tired of explaining themselves. The one who had to walk away from people they loved. The one who cried over decisions that nobody ever gave them credit for making.

You are not the villain. You are the one who got in the water.

Topics covered in this episode:

Why most people talk about the wave instead of riding it

What "that's what's up" really means when it comes from somebody close to you

The real reason haters exist and it has nothing to do with your talent

Why your own people can become your biggest obstacle

The pain of the climb that nobody talks about

What success actually looks like when you strip back every layer

This is The Boss Conversation. The conversation your circle was never qualified to have.

Subscribe. Share this with somebody who needs to hear it. And if you're on your way to work or just got off, thank you for letting me in your ears today.

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]]>9387a52e-fa69-4048-aaec-b6a86694ceebWed, 10 Jun 2026 20:00:00 GMT<p>They don't hate you because you're wrong. They hate you because you're moving and they're not.</p><p>In this episode of The Boss Conversation, Jeda Ali breaks down one of the most painful truths on the road to building something real. The people closest to you are sometimes the ones most threatened by your growth. Not because they don't love you. But because your movement is a mirror they don't want to look into.</p><p>We're talking about the haters who used to be your people. The "that's what's up" homeboy. The Thanksgiving table that goes empty the moment you stop performing for everybody. The climb that nobody sees because they only show up for the top.</p><p>This episode is for the builder who is tired of explaining themselves. The one who had to walk away from people they loved. The one who cried over decisions that nobody ever gave them credit for making.</p><p>You are not the villain. You are the one who got in the water.</p><p>Topics covered in this episode:</p><p>Why most people talk about the wave instead of riding it</p><p>What "that's what's up" really means when it comes from somebody close to you</p><p>The real reason haters exist and it has nothing to do with your talent</p><p>Why your own people can become your biggest obstacle</p><p>The pain of the climb that nobody talks about</p><p>What success actually looks like when you strip back every layer</p><p>This is The Boss Conversation. The conversation your circle was never qualified to have.</p><p>Subscribe. Share this with somebody who needs to hear it. And if you're on your way to work or just got off, thank you for letting me in your ears today.</p><p>8th Apparel. 100% cotton. Blessed with legacy.</p><p></p>yes00:10:3613 You're Waiting On A Yes From Somebody Who Hates Their Own Lifefull<![CDATA[Hard Work With No Identity Is Just A Fancy Way To Stay Lost]]>What if everything you were taught about success was designed for somebody else’s life?

Most people are grinding every single day and still feel empty. Not because they’re lazy. Not because they don’t care. But because they’re building the wrong life with the right effort. In this episode of The Boss Conversation, we get into why hard work alone is not the answer, why your goals might actually be too small, and why the real war is the one happening inside your own mind every single day.

We talk about the family patterns that kept generations stuck, the difference between a curse and a distraction, and why the dreamers in your bloodline need to be protected, not shot down. We get into frequency, focus, kindness being taken advantage of, and what it really means to build something that outlasts you.

This is not motivation. This is a mirror.

In this episode:

• Why hard work without the right identity builds the wrong life
• Your goals are too small and you keep hitting them
• The war inside your mind and which voice you keep feeding
• Why your family was never cursed, just distracted
• Protecting the dreamers in your circle
• How your kindness becomes someone else’s free labor
• The rebuild and why it starts with you right now

This episode is sponsored by 8th Apparel, a clothing line dedicated to legacy builders all over the world. 100% cotton, blessed with legacy. Shop now at [link]

🎙️ The Boss Conversation is available on YouTube and Spotify.

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]]>e7a8b6d8-bee6-48fb-8f32-95f7226c30a5Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:29:25 GMT<p>What if everything you were taught about success was designed for somebody else’s life?<br /><br />Most people are grinding every single day and still feel empty. Not because they’re lazy. Not because they don’t care. But because they’re building the wrong life with the right effort. In this episode of The Boss Conversation, we get into why hard work alone is not the answer, why your goals might actually be too small, and why the real war is the one happening inside your own mind every single day.<br /><br />We talk about the family patterns that kept generations stuck, the difference between a curse and a distraction, and why the dreamers in your bloodline need to be protected, not shot down. We get into frequency, focus, kindness being taken advantage of, and what it really means to build something that outlasts you.<br /><br />This is not motivation. This is a mirror.<br /><br />In this episode:<br /><br />• Why hard work without the right identity builds the wrong life<br />• Your goals are too small and you keep hitting them<br />• The war inside your mind and which voice you keep feeding<br />• Why your family was never cursed, just distracted<br />• Protecting the dreamers in your circle<br />• How your kindness becomes someone else’s free labor<br />• The rebuild and why it starts with you right now<br /><br />This episode is sponsored by 8th Apparel, a clothing line dedicated to legacy builders all over the world. 100% cotton, blessed with legacy. Shop now at [link]<br /><br />🎙️ The Boss Conversation is available on YouTube and Spotify.<br /><br />📌</p>no00:18:3012Hard Work With No Identity Is Just A Fancy Way To Stay Lostfull<![CDATA[The Loudest Haters Had The Same Dream. They Just Quit.]]>Why do people hate on others who are winning? The truth is, jealousy isn't just a feeling, it's a choice. In this episode of the Boss Conversation, we break down why some people water you down, talk negative about your success, and cheer for Vegas trips but go silent the moment you talk about building something real.

If you've ever been called selfish for wanting more, told you "changed," or felt like the people around you weren't built for the level you're trying to reach, this one is for you.

We also talk about the danger of passing generational jealousy down to kids, the difference between settling and refusing to, and why you can't want someone's dream more than they want it themselves.

Stop explaining your vision to people who aren't ready for it. Get around people who make you want to level up, not people who make you feel like you should shrink.

Subscribe to the Boss Conversation on YouTube and Spotify.

Sponsored by Eighth Apparel, a clothing line dedicated to legacy builders all over the world.

]]>84efa36a-e37f-4100-adcb-4e2626310554Sun, 07 Jun 2026 20:21:32 GMT<p>Why do people hate on others who are winning? The truth is, jealousy isn't just a feeling, it's a choice. In this episode of the Boss Conversation, we break down why some people water you down, talk negative about your success, and cheer for Vegas trips but go silent the moment you talk about building something real.</p><p>If you've ever been called selfish for wanting more, told you "changed," or felt like the people around you weren't built for the level you're trying to reach, this one is for you.</p><p>We also talk about the danger of passing generational jealousy down to kids, the difference between settling and refusing to, and why you can't want someone's dream more than they want it themselves.</p><p>Stop explaining your vision to people who aren't ready for it. Get around people who make you want to level up, not people who make you feel like you should shrink.</p><p>Subscribe to the Boss Conversation on YouTube and Spotify.</p><p>Sponsored by Eighth Apparel, a clothing line dedicated to legacy builders all over the world.</p>yes00:10:3811The Loudest Haters Had The Same Dream. They Just Quit.full