Lately, something has been shifting in me. In how I want to record. In how I want to share. And in how honest I’m ready to be again.

In this episode, I talk about leaning into more organic conversations, recording life as it’s happening, and letting go of the need to have everything perfectly planned. I reflect on accountability, personal transitions, mental health, and what it looks like to start again when the year did not begin the way I expected.

This episode is about reconnecting with parts of myself that never left, but may have been quiet for a while. It’s about choosing to use my voice even when it feels uncomfortable and trusting that showing up as I am is enough.

If you’ve been feeling the pull to come back to yourself, consider this your sign. I’m here, I’m speaking, and I’m choosing to be seen.

I sat down with my friend Amada for one of those conversations that starts casually and turns into exactly what you didn’t know you needed. We talked about discipline, consistency, confidence, and what it really means to stop talking about what you want and start acting on it.

We get into being women in midlife, carrying too many roles at once, navigating motherhood, careers, creativity, hormones, burnout, and the pressure to be everything for everyone. We talk about influence, intuition, kindness, social skills, grief, and why sometimes living a little delusional is actually the healthiest choice.

There’s laughter, wine, cursing, fortune cookies, and a lot of truth about trusting your path even when things feel uncertain. This episode is about protecting your energy, believing in yourself enough to move, and remembering that action matters more than words ever will.

If you’re in a season of questioning, pivoting, or reclaiming your voice, this one’s for you!

There’s a kind of hospitality you don’t forget. The kind that feels thoughtful, human, and rooted in actual care, not just appearances. That’s what this conversation is about.

I sat down with one of my besties, Little Tony, to talk about what it really means to do hospitality well. We get into leadership that actually supports people, environments that feel aligned instead of draining, and those moments when you just know whether something is right or not.

This episode is reflective, honest, and a little bit soul-check-y in the best way. It’s about standards, intuition, and the difference between showing up out of obligation versus showing up with intention. No gossip. No finger-pointing. Just two people who’ve seen enough to know what quality feels like when it’s real.

If you care about culture, values, and doing things the right way, even when it’s not the easiest way, this conversation will hit.