The Sausha Davis Show Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:48:57 -0700 en-us © 2026 The Sausha Davis Show yes 71eb74e3-aaf5-51dd-bebb-38f04a2e9ee0 sausha@saushadavis.com 1fa538a0-a09c-11f1-8eea-85a583ada28a Sausha Davis episodic true I’m Sausha Davis. Life and business mentor, writer, retreat host, mom of four, and horsewoman living on a ranch in Southern Oregon.


The Sausha Davis Show is where I talk about what I’m learning, what I’m questioning, and what I’ve already learned the hard way.


Self-trust, business, horses, motherhood, money, relationships, and what it actually looks like to build a life that feels like yours.


I spent years in sales and marketing before realizing I was more interested in the person making the decisions than the strategy itself.


There are no perfectly packaged lessons here. I hit record and talk. Sometimes my kids are yelling. Sometimes I change my mind. Sometimes the lesson comes from a horse.


I’m mostly making this for a younger version of me who thought everyone else knew something she didn’t.


If that sounds familiar, this show is for you.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Sausha Davis sausha@saushadavis.com https://storage.buzzsprout.com/um3phn3eb7gsrlfr4zjhelvx61ae?.jpg The Sausha Davis Show Two Things Can Be True at the Same Time Two Things Can Be True at the Same Time No script, no notes, no plan. I hit record the same way I start a journal session, which is to say I just started talking and let it go where it went.

I shut down my sales and marketing business last year. I was good at it. I've spent most of this summer convinced I'm a failure for stopping a good thing, and also knowing something bigger is pulling me somewhere and it's uncomfortable as hell. Both. At the same time. That's most of what this one is about.

I get into the phone I pulled out at a networking event so I wouldn't have to walk up to a stranger, why deadlines and boredom both do more for my work than any prompt ever has, what your criticism of me tells you about you, and the check engine light that stays on when nothing shows up on the diagnostic.

My kids are yelling in the background for most of it. I left it in.

If it helps one person it was worth making.

Sausha

New episodes whenever they happen: youtube.com/@saushadavis The written version is at saushadavis.com/blog

]]> No script, no notes, no plan. I hit record the same way I start a journal session, which is to say I just started talking and let it go where it went.

I shut down my sales and marketing business last year. I was good at it. I've spent most of this summer convinced I'm a failure for stopping a good thing, and also knowing something bigger is pulling me somewhere and it's uncomfortable as hell. Both. At the same time. That's most of what this one is about.

I get into the phone I pulled out at a networking event so I wouldn't have to walk up to a stranger, why deadlines and boredom both do more for my work than any prompt ever has, what your criticism of me tells you about you, and the check engine light that stays on when nothing shows up on the diagnostic.

My kids are yelling in the background for most of it. I left it in.

If it helps one person it was worth making.

Sausha

New episodes whenever they happen: youtube.com/@saushadavis The written version is at saushadavis.com/blog

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