MP25-25. Krystal Hille & The Aligned Author


Mentors & Practitioners with Sara Troy and her guest Krystal Hille, on air from June 17th

Krystal Hille is the creator of the Aligned Author Method, a transformational book coach and CEO of Hille House Publishing. Coaches, healers and purpose-led professionals come to her when they’re ready to stop being the world’s best-kept secret and turn their wisdom into a bestselling book that elevates their authority and attracts soul-aligned clients.

She combines publishing expertise, transformational coaching, and deep archetypal embodiment work to guide them through the sacred initiation of authorship, not just writing a book, but becoming the version of themselves who can lead with it.

As the award-winning author of The Aligned Author: A Writer’s Odyssey Towards Momentum and Mastery, Krystal has helped hundreds of professionals strategically and intuitively plan, write, and publish their transformational books, overcome self-sabotage, imposter syndrome, and doubts so they can step into the world as bestselling authors and thought leaders.

With 30 years in leadership, a first-class BA (Hons) in English, and a diverse background in theatre directing, ancient Tantric practices, transformational coaching, NLP, and female empowerment, Krystal is passionate about supporting coaches, consultants, and change makers who align with her mission to raise the consciousness on the planet—one person, one story and one book at a time.



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Krystal is a CREA Brainz Global Business Award winner (2021) and was the runner-up for the Regional Victorian Awards for Innovation and Leadership (2022). She has been featured in Business Woman Today, Global Woman Magazine, and more. Her work has been endorsed by Alan Cohen, and her books have included luminaries such as Dr. John Demartini (The Secret).

Originally from Germany, she now lives with her two children on the subtropical outskirts of Brisbane, Australia and loves spending weekends in the rainforest.

You should work with Krystal if you want your book to transform lives, starting with your own.

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YH25-24. Get Well With Adrianne Hart.


Your Health is Your Choice with Sara Troy and her guest Adrianne Hart, on air from June 17th

Wellness Hypnotist and Host of the Get Well With Me Podcast, she specializes in deep sleep, healthy weight, and habit upgrades.

Meet Adrianne Hart, a wellness hypnotist with two decades of experience. Her journey into hypnosis began as a curious teenager, witnessing a family member overcome a stubborn dental phobia in just one session. Inspired by this incredible transformation, she explored how hypnosis could alleviate her own back pain. To her surprise, a single session on a cassette tape provided instant relief, igniting her passion for learning more about this natural state of mind and making hypnosis for wellness her life’s work.



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After many years of helping clients achieve their healthy weight and upgrade their habits, she discovered that she could make the biggest impact by offering all her wellness sessions for free on the Get Well With Me podcast.  Thousands of people drift off to sleep each night, listening to her soothing voice, and wake up, happier, healthier, and lighter.

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25-24. Memories that serve.


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from June 17th

I had one hell of a weekend. Outside, the temperatures soared to 29 and 30 degrees, and inside, well, inside the double shed I hadn’t touched in a year, there was a mountain of stuff waiting for me. My daughter-in-law Jessica came over, looked me straight in the eye, and said, “We’re doing this.” Eight hours later, everything had been pulled out, sorted, and sifted through. For anyone who’s ever gone through old belongings, especially as we age, every item becomes a trip down memory lane.

It’s not just stuff. It’s the remnants of past lives and moments that tug on our hearts. Each object seemed to whisper a story—some joyful, others painful. Deciding what to keep and what to let go of wasn’t easy. Like my dad’s old smoking jacket—he passed when I was just eleven—and the idea of it ending up as a Halloween costume was too much. Letting go isn’t just about decluttering; it’s about honouring what once was.

Going through my old dinner party collection reminded me of another era—one filled with extravagant gatherings, antique plates from the 18th century, fine German porcelain, crystal glassware, and joyful chaos. I loved hosting these events, something passed down from my mother. While that chapter has ended, I realized it’s okay to mourn a lifestyle that once brought me so much joy. My current reality is more casual: smaller meals with friends, simpler gatherings, and different, but equally meaningful connections.

As we sorted through the shed, I found myself also sorting through memories of travels, of motherhood, of my twenties and thirties, of losses and rediscoveries. Letting go of items also meant releasing identities and expectations. Each decade brought with it a different version of me, and letting go meant embracing the now while honouring all that has been.

I live alone now for the first time in 43 years. And I love it. My children are nearby, I see my grandkids regularly, and this home is mine—a space filled with meaning, memories, and peace. Yet, there are still tears tucked away, still emotions that need space to breathe. I’m learning it’s okay to feel it all, to cry, to remember, and to carry the past gently as I walk into the future.

Sometimes, we let go because things no longer serve us. Other times, we keep them not out of clinging, but because they remind us of who we were and how far we’ve come. And there’s value in that. There’s some respect in that.

So yes, purge when needed. But also, hold close what warms your heart. Keep the memories that anchor you, the stories that shaped you, and the treasures that still make you smile. Because letting go isn’t about forgetting, it’s about making space for what still matters.



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25-23. Tears for Release


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from Jume 10th

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Colby Wilk. Colby is an empath who helps people identify what’s blocking them, so they can clear the path forward. Before our interview even began, he looked at me and said, “What’s wrong? Your energy is low.”

We paused the conversation. I stepped outside to let the sun kiss my skin and listened to the rustling leaves. When I returned, I felt a bit more lifted. Still, Colby gently observed, “You’re carrying uncried tears.”

That hit me. I realized I’ve been carrying those tears for a long time.

Somewhere along the line, I learned not to cry. Even when faced with death, I don’t cry. Yet, I tear up at animal rescue videos or sentimental commercials. It’s as if the real sorrow, the deep pain, never finds a way out.

I’ve often believed that no one wanted to hear my sorrow. I’ve been the one holding space for others, being there through their tears and pain. But when it came to mine, I assumed nobody would be interested.

And so, I’ve bottled it up.

I care deeply. I know I do. That’s the empath in me. But I’ve wondered—does everyone else care? Are we conditioned to turn away from others’ tears because we simply don’t know how to respond?

Yet when I see someone cry from the depths of their soul, revealing their truth, I feel honored to witness it. I celebrate their vulnerability. So why can’t I give myself that same grace?

Maybe it’s because of the old messages—“stop crying or I’ll give you something to cry about.” Maybe it’s conditioning. Maybe it’s just me.

But Colby saw it, the tears I didn’t even know were there.

In my book, Sara’s Self-Discovery to Soul Living, I share stories of struggle, transformation, and reflection. Much of it reveals a life filled with lessons: wrong choices, bruised self-worth, echoes from a haunted past. But I had thought those tears were already cried out, released.

Perhaps not.

Maybe it’s the expectation that by now I’d be in a different place. Not just spiritually, but also emotionally, financially, and relationally. Still, I’m in a place of deep gratitude. I live in beautiful Nanaimo, near my grandchildren and family. I’ve built friendships, I’m involved in my community, and I’ve found meaning in podcasting—13 years now, 12 with my own network.

But there’s a longing. A space within that still desires a partner. Not someone to live with, but to share moments with. Great conversations, laughter, celebrations, and companionship. A love where we both honor our individual lives and simply enjoy the time we share.

I realize now I’ve been sending mixed messages to the universe. Saying I want love, but perhaps projecting a closed energy. So I’m getting clear.

I’m asking for a love that complements who I am. Someone who sees me, as I see them, and we meet in the middle with respect, care, and joy. Not to complete one another, but to uplift one another.

And maybe, just maybe, those tears will help clear the path.

Sometimes we think we’ve healed, but something small, a conversation, a gesture, reminds us there’s more to uncover. Awareness changes everything. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. Now, I see these tears and know they need to be released. Whether it’s through crying, speaking, or writing, it’s time.

So I’ll let them come. I won’t force them, but I won’t hold them back either.

And to the universe, I now send a clearer message. I’m ready—for love, for healing, for whatever is meant for me next. I am not racing. I am the tortoise now, taking each step with intention, seeing the beauty along the way.

This path of self-discovery never ends, and thank goodness for that. It means we’re always growing, always awakening. So I continue to share, to feel, to ask for what I need, and to be present with where I am.

And if a good cry brings release, clarity, and peace, then so be it.

Until next time, take care of yourself. And if the tears come, let them flow.



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IG25-23. Colby Wilk is an Intuitive Wayfinder.


Ignite your heart and soul with Sara Troy, and her guest Colby Wilk, on air from June 10th

I am an Intuitive Guide, a Healer, a Wayfinder.

I help you find your way to who you really are and the life that has been calling.

Why I Do What I Do
I help people find their way by helping them discover who they really are and the life that actually calls to them.

Not the life they were taught to want. Not the identity they cobbled together to survive. But the one that fits like truth in the bones.

I do this work because I’ve lived the gap between how things look and how they feel. I’ve seen what it costs to stay in roles, routines, and relationships that no longer serve us. And I know the freedom—and the terror—that comes with choosing something more honest.

I guide people back to themselves. I help them untangle from old stories, outdated coping, and inherited pressure. Not so they can become someone else, but so they can finally be themselves, fully, powerfully, unapologetically.

This isn’t about self-improvement. This is self-return.
This is a reclamation.
This is liberation.

Because once you know who you really are—and what your life is asking of you—there’s no going back. And honestly, why would you want to?

That’s why I do what I do.



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Colby Wilk isn’t typical. With sharp intuition and a no-nonsense approach, he cuts through the noise to get you aligned with your soul’s true path—fast. Blending deep energy work with real-world results, Colby helps you find your path forward. Whether you’re stuck, seeking, or ready to soar, he’ll guide you to a life that feels richer, freer, and more you than ever before

While a counselor and coach, Colby recognized that there was a power beyond traditional therapeutic methods that could shift what seemed unchangeable — the very core of a person.

With compassion and humor, Colby guides podcast audiences to their own internal wisdom. Listeners emerge from the podcast more confident and equipped to live fully.

What Colby offers is not a miracle, although at times it is miraculous.

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