Wish your way to the life you want
Alexa Fischer
What if you gave yourself permission to dream a little bigger? Let me guide you toward the wish that’s already waiting inside you. Discover your wish now.
There’s power in wishing together. Join me in real life for epic fun, big results, and creative play with purpose.
Wish Class
A supportive space to reconnect with your wish, stay inspired, and keep moving toward what matters.
Wish Camp
Join Alexa Fischer & Cristi Christensen for a transformational retreat in Mexico, January 2027!
Wish Club
I’m on a mission to get you wishin’.
You already have a wish inside you. Let me help you discover it.
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The wearable tool of The Wishing Way.
Intention-Setting Jewelry
I created Wishbeads because I wanted people to have a physical reminder of the wish they were working toward. Something they could hold, wear, and come back to every single day.
Here’s how it works. Write your wish on a tiny piece of paper, tuck it inside the hidden capsule, and wear it as a daily reminder to keep going. The stone you choose carries its own symbolic meaning. The wish you write is entirely your own.
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THE STORY BEHIND THE WISHING WAY…
I’ve always believed that wishing is a superpower.
It was on the set of the TV show Bones where I had my epiphany. Lying on the floor with fake blood coming out of my mouth, I pondered, “What the heck am I doing with my life!?”
I loved acting, but my soul longed for something more. Mildly panicked that I had invested too much time / energy / money / effort into this career choice, I asked the “Universe” for a sign.
Within 48 hours, a call from a friend changed everything.
That phone call led me to launch a new chapter as a speaker and coach, working with executives, nonprofits, and over 225,000 students around the world through my confidence and communication courses.
Then came Wishbeads. An idea that “downloaded” to in the shower!
I realized that people needed more than inspiration. They needed a practice. A physical reminder. A way to write their wish, wear it daily, and take meaningful action toward it.
That practice became The Wishing Way.
Today I’m the founder of Wishbeads, the author of Wishwork, and the creator of The Wishing Way, a heart-centered method that helps people discover what they truly want and begin bringing it to life one intentional step at a time.
This is what I came here to do. And I believe you have something you came here to do too.
Let’s discover it together.
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Wondering how wishing works?
What stops us from wishing?
If you’re like most people, you think that wishing is for kids. Reality is for adults. Plus, wishing is risky. What if it’s too big? What if they laugh? What if you fail? So, you play it safe, suppressing your desires, so you can be happy with what is, rather than what could be. But guess what? It’s never too late to wish, and you don’t have to believe to begin.
Can I wish for someone else?
While you may be inclined to wish for someone else, that’s not the work we’re doing. And the truth is, you actually can’t make other people’s dreams come true. You can be part of them becoming actualized. You can be an aspect to their future dreams. But the best way to help others is to help yourself. This isn’t easy for many of us, but it is the work. So get selfish.
Your wish is a spark of light inside your heart and once it’s ignited, you shine. That’s the energy everyone feels around you when you say yes to you. And your light–activated by the pursuit of your wish–lights up everyone else’s light too. It radiates–affecting you, your family, your community, your country, and the world.
How do you know what to wish for?
So, what’s your wish? This hilariously simple question often evokes answers like, “good health, happiness, abundance, and true love.” All wonderful notions, but not nearly specific enough to render any meaningful results. When you can visualize your life as if your wish has already come true, you activate your entire being, and the details of this moment become the pin in the map of your destiny. If I asked you to name three things you longed for, right now, could you name them in vivid detail? Tricky, right? We often draw a blank.
How do we stop ourselves from making our wishes come true?
Does wishing require work?
Once you’ve walked through this doorway of wishing, next, you must commit to participating in the process. It’s work. Any meaningful achievement takes effort and that’s why it’s so rewarding. But this kind of work isn’t hard work—it’s fascinating work. In fact, with childlike curiosity, you’ll be guided to discover what you want, then embark on 21 days of action steps, which will likely be different than what you imagine the “to-do” list to be. That’s the Wishwork. When we connect with our hearts, make our wishes, and do the “work,” we’re training our brains to awaken new patterns of possibility and purpose. But most importantly, the non-work work of “noticing.”
