What does it mean to find beauty in starting over? In this episode, Gabbi Pascua gets honest about taking a leap of faith at 32, spending four years unrooted, and arriving at the most fulfilled she's ever been. She talks about comparison, the pressure of being a woman in her mid-thirties, and why she believes fulfillment can't happen without truth. If you've ever felt the pull to do something different and haven't jumped yet, this one is for you.

In this episode of Finding Beauty Every Day, Gabbi gets honest about navigating a challenging season: no permanent address, four years of constant change across Asia, Europe, and the US, and the quiet work of figuring out what actually grounds her when external validation stops being enough.

She shares three practices that have genuinely helped her find beauty in the everyday, not because they're trendy, but because they work for her. Sleep and the discipline around it. Morning meditation and the science behind why those first five minutes matter. And movement, even when you really don't want to.

She also reflects on what beauty has taught her this week: that concealer can only hide so much, and that saying "I'm not okay" might be the first real step toward actually being okay.

This is a show about finding what works for you, not following someone else's formula.

Joy isn't a mood. It's a practice. In this episode of Finding Beauty Every Day, Gabbi gets honest about navigating a heavy season — loss, transition, and uncertainty — and what it looks like to intentionally search for joy when it doesn't come naturally. From a journal she once called "The Good Things Journal" to noticing golden hour light and listening for laughter in public spaces, she shares the small, real ways she's been finding beauty in the everyday. Plus: a peek at what's coming this summer, including a How to Shop series for global travelers.

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