You disrupted the loop. You’ve seen the pattern. But what do you do next—when it’s time to stop circling and do something different? In Episode 075 | After the Disruption: How to Close the Loop, Felicia walks you through the real shift that happens after the pattern breaks—when clarity is no longer a concept, but a choice you embody.

Because deciding you’re done isn’t the same as living like it’s done—and what you do in that in-between space sets the tone for everything that comes next.

You’ll learn:

• Why choosing the new standard is a strategic move

• How decisive action protects your energy from re-entering what you’ve already left

• The role of celebration in rewiring your brain to recognize what alignment actually feels like

If you’ve already disrupted the loop but haven’t stepped into the new rhythm yet, this episode will help you do that cleanly, swiftly, and right now. Next Steps: Get Power Page: Disrupt the Loop™ - https://media.feliciafordandco.com/move Join Us - Fireside Chat: Disrupt the Loop - https://media.feliciafordandco.com/events Work with Felicia to Disrupt the Loop - https://media.feliciafordandco.com/move

A Q3 Reset for Founders, Leaders, and High-Capacity Professionals

There are moments when your rhythm gets interrupted—not by burnout, not by chaos, but by something deeper.

A dissonance. A disruption. And no one teaches you what to do when the pace you’ve mastered suddenly doesn’t fit the version of you that’s emerging.

You’ve always known how to lead through change. But this moment is about more than change. It’s about choosing a new identity. In this episode, you'll get access to a layered reflection on what it means to pull back, disrupt your own loop, and lead from a deeper center. If you’ve been anchoring others while quietly unanchored yourself, this is for you.

You’ll walk away with:

• A grounded lens on how to respond when your nervous system signals that your pace is no longer sustainable

• Why evolving requires identity reconstruction—not just rest or delegation

• A new framework to name and move through the phases of realignment

Q3 is here but it's requiring more than a pep talk. It’s a shift. And if you’re feeling it, there’s a private Power Page™ waiting to take you deeper. Power Pages™ are strategic briefings for high-capacity leaders; written frameworks with audio extensions (as a private podcast) you can return to when you’re ready to move differently. Ready to move differently? Get the system. Hear the signal. Power Page™ Issue 1: Disrupt the Loop is waiting.

Get Power Page™: Disrupt the Loop: https://media.feliciafordandco.com/move Related Episodes: Tune in to Episodes 66 -68 for Built to Move: Start Here Tune in to Episodes 69-72 for Power Moves: Start Here Tune in to Refined by Fire: Turning Burnout into a Blueprint for Success - Empowered Heart to Heart with Dr. Rhonda Simmons w/ guest Felicia Ford: https://bit.ly/fefinedbyfirewithfelicia

Content Warning: This episode includes stories of childhood trauma, war, and suicidal ideation. Please listen with care. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, or visit 988lifeline.org. For international listeners, go to findahelpline.com.

One of the reasons this platform exists is to tell the unaddressed stories—those lived experiences that don’t make the press release or polished keynote, but shape who we become as leaders. This season, I’m bringing you a special series: Pass the Mic: Black Man Power Moves. It won’t run back-to-back. It will live inside the rhythm of this platform, because that’s how these conversations show up in real life and when they’re ready.

In this opening conversation, we hear from Michael W. Allison—combat veteran, Purple Heart recipient, TEDx speaker, and CEO of The Adversity Academy Leadership Group. But what makes this episode unforgettable is not his résumé. It’s the honesty. The unguarded truth. And the moments most people never say out loud.

Michael shares his story from Jamaica to Miami, from warzones to corporate boardrooms, and the breaking points that nearly ended his life. He opens up about childhood trauma, combat loss, and the long silence that followed—until he finally broke the bottle that held it all. More than a survival story, this is an invitation into the truth about wholeness, recovery, redemption, and belief.

In this episode, Michael shares:

• The untold cost of compartmentalized leadership—and what it took to break that cycle

• The moments of clarity that emerged after personal collapse

• How he rebuilt his life, his family, and his purpose

• His Break the Bottle™️ methodology and why emotional honesty is a leadership tool

This episode is for the leaders who know the cost of their oil, the ones who've been through the fire carrying weight privately, leading while wounded and still showing up. It's for those who need a reminder - or maybe even permission now to break the bottle.

Connect with Michael W. Allison: Website: michaelwallison.com IG: @IAmMichaelWAllison Preorder the book Breaking the Bottle: Available July 2025

Work With Felicia Ford & Co.®: https://media.feliciafordandco.com/work-with-us This episode is part of our new series, Pass the Mic: Black Man Power Moves—where we create space for the real, layered stories of Black men navigating life, leadership, and legacy beyond what the world expects or assumes.