Ellen Bradley is a mother, master yoga teacher, author, and visionary guide devoted to reawakening the innate wisdom in women and girls. After spending eight years worldschooling her three daughters across 40+ countries, Ellen’s life became a living classroom—rooted in presence, connection, and the courage to untether from convention.

She is the founder of The Ohana Project, a global movement empowering girls with holistic tools—yoga, breathwork, journaling, self-inquiry, ritual, and sisterhood—to navigate their emotions, honor their bodies, and grow into confident, compassionate young women. Ellen’s work gently invites women home to themselves. Through sacred circles, movement, and storytelling, she helps mothers reconnect with their essence beyond roles—returning to rhythms that feel authentic, nourishing, and free.

Ellen is also the author of A Wildly Different Normal and the producer of the forthcoming documentary series Untethered, which explores motherhood, resilience, and the wisdom of women across cultures.

Guided by the spiritual principle of moksha—liberation—Ellen walks a path of truth, soul-led learning, and love in action. She is passionate to share and co-create a vision for a new paradigm of education and living—one rooted in curiosity, compassion, community, and the call to serve something greater than ourselves. Beyond her 3 girls, the ocean is Ellen’s greatest teacher, daily reminding her to surrender and flow.

Links:

Ellen Bradley @journeyoftheglobe

live-untethered.com/redesign-education

yacumama (Ayahuasca Medicine Journeys with Ixchel)

Chief Nixiwaka of the Yawanawa tribe from Brazil was mentioned in the podcast

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