We live in a world constructed by systems designed for doing — output, achievement, and measurable results. From the global economy and legal frameworks to the very foundations of the coaching industry, success has historically been defined by male‑oriented paradigms: manifestation, goal setting, and an outward drive to “hunt” for results.
But what happens when women fully adopt these systems? Too often, it leads to burnout, disconnection from the body, chronic stress, and a sense of powerlessness, even in the midst of success.
In the latest episode of the Munn Avenue Muse, host Charlie Leven sits down with Nevsah, best‑selling author, globally recognized expert in breathwork and consciousness to explore a radical reframing of success for women. Her new book, Next Level Woman: Burn the Rule Book, Build the Empire, isn’t just another self‑help title — it’s a manifesto for reclaiming feminine creative and spiritual power.
Why the “Man‑Made World” Isn’t Built for Women
Nevsah draws a powerful distinction: men are hunters, women are creators.
“Men are brilliant at building systems to reach goals. Women possess a different, more spiritual law, a law of being, not doing.”
According to Nevsah, male energy is outward‑facing, driven toward conquest and execution. Female energy, by contrast, is inherently internal, aligned with intuition, flow, and generative life force. When women ignore this and adopt “hunter” behaviors, they lose touch with their essence leading to dissatisfaction, exhaustion, and a deep sense that something is missing.
True fulfillment, Nevsah argues, does not come from working harder or longer. It comes from surrender, flow, and alignment with your innate creative power.
The Crash That Changed Everything
Nevsah wasn’t always a voice for this message.
At 17, she was the quintessential high achiever excelling as a professional swimmer, volleyball player, pianist, and straight‑A student. Her identity was wrapped up in performance.
Then, everything stopped.
A traumatic motorcycle accident left her broken and immobilized. For two and a half months, she lay still, unable to “do,” forced instead to be. In that stillness, she says, she heard the deeper call of her life:
“Every crash… is telling us to stop.”
That forced pause cracked open a new reality, one where spiritual connection, inner awareness, and presence mattered far more than achievements on paper.
Dropping the Surnames, Reclaiming the Self
One of the most striking choices Nevsah has made is removing her last name from her work and public identity. No father’s name. No husband’s name. Just Nevsah.
This isn’t branding — it’s sovereignty.
She explains that reclaiming one’s name is a metaphor for reclaiming selfhood beyond patriarchal expectations. Every woman’s name holds a unique energetic truth, and owning it is a first step toward living from the “I am presence” instead of permission or performance.
The Formula for an “Unstoppable” Life
Nevsah doesn’t just teach these principles; she lives them.
At 51, her estimated biological age is between 35 and 40, and she claims 25 years without a health issue. She thrives as an investor, teacher, and entrepreneur, grounded not in hustle but in breath, presence, and alignment.
Her message is simple:
If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or trapped in the hustle — pause. Stop. Go within.
By accessing the “I am presence,” that part of you beyond body, time, and ego, you tap into the same source of inspiration that moved figures like Einstein, Mozart, and Cleopatra.
“When we connect with ourselves… we become unstoppable.”
Ready to Reclaim Your Power?
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Happy Writing! Charlie Levin, Publisher & Founder
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