what do people assume about you when you’re known for being happy, bubbly, outgoing, and really good at what you do?kennedy has been passionate about ballroom dancing for years, and her dedication has made her a highly decorated amateur latin dancer. but when people see the trophies, the confidence, and the bubbly personality, there’s a lot they may assume about the person behind them.in this episode, we get into the assumptions people make about kennedy, what it’s like to be ambitious and competitive while still enjoying the journey, and how the way other people see you can influence the way you see yourself.because she’s probably not who you think she is.

what do women say that men completely overthink? we’re breaking down the texts, dating conversations, mixed signals, and innocent comments that can leave a guy questioning what she really meant. if you’ve ever wondered “does she like me?” or “is she mad at me?” this episode is for you.

what assumptions do we make about women who book boudoir photography? and what does the experience actually mean for the woman behind the camera?

in this episode of she’s probably talking to other guys, annie sits down with boudoir photographer, tina wesley, to unpack the biggest misconceptions surrounding boudoir photography, confidence, body image, and women feeling comfortable in their own skin.

tina shares what she’s learned from photographing women through different stages of life and why so many clients come into her studio feeling nervous, insecure, or like they need to change something about themselves first.

they talk about doing boudoir for yourself versus doing it for a partner, the pressure to be perfect, social media and body image, confidence versus arrogance, and why doing something uncomfortable can completely change the way you see yourself.

because boudoir isn’t about being perfect, performing, or proving that you’re confident. it’s about giving yourself permission to do something for you, stepping outside of your comfort zone, and seeing what happens when you stop letting your insecurities make the decisions.

if you’ve ever wondered what really happens during a boudoir session, why women choose to do it, or how an experience like this can impact confidence and self-image, this conversation is for you.

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what do men say that women immediately overthink? we’re breaking down the texts, dating conversations, mixed signals, and innocent comments women can turn into an entire investigation and what men may actually mean by them. if you’ve ever wondered “does he like me?” or “why would he say that?” this episode is for you.

what does it actually take to succeed at live selling? annie sits down with maddy the hot sauce girl, founder and ceo of homesteads hot sauce, to break down the business of live streaming, tiktok shop, entrepreneurship, and building a loyal community through live selling. maddy shares how live streaming helped save her small business, why personality and connection can matter more than the product itself, and what beginners need to know before they ever hit the “go live” button.

from overcoming the fear that nobody will watch to building confidence, staying consistent without burning out, creating content from your livestreams, and turning viewers into long-term customers, this conversation goes way beyond simply selling a product.

annie and maddy also tackle common assumptions about live selling, including whether it’s a “real job,” whether you need to be an influencer to succeed, and whether livestream shopping is just another passing trend.

if you’re a creator, entrepreneur, small business owner, or simply someone who loves shopping on livestreams, this episode will give you a behind-the-scenes look at why live selling is becoming such a powerful sales channel and why you might want to start before everyone else catches on.

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being called “high maintenance” doesn’t have to be an insult. in this episode of she’s probably talking to other guys, annie rockhill breaks down the assumptions behind being high maintenance, from being selfish and superficial to being hard to date or obsessed with money.

she shares why having routines, standards, boundaries, self-respect, and confidence can actually mean you’re being intentional about the life you want.

if you’ve ever been told you’re “too much,” this episode is your reminder that knowing what you want, protecting your energy, and refusing to settle can be a good thing. maybe being high maintenance is something to be proud of.

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you look at someone who seems confident, successful, and like they have everything figured out…but you rarely see the moments that got them there.

this week, i’m sitting down with candi thibodeaux to talk about the assumption that she’s got it all figured out. from the outside, it can be easy to think someone has a perfect plan, an effortless journey, or all the answers...but the reality is usually much more complicated.

candi shares her experiences with growth, chasing opportunities, navigating uncertainty, and learning how to trust herself through the seasons where things don’t always go according to plan.

because the people who look like they have it all together are often still learning, evolving, and figuring things out just like everyone else. and she’s probably not someone who has all the answers… she’s probably someone who keeps showing up and becoming more of who she’s meant to be.

find candi on social media: @candi_thibodeaux

what if the goal was never to be liked by everyone?

we spend so much time trying to make sure everyone understands us, approves of us, and sees us the way we want to be seen. but the truth is…no matter how kind, genuine, or intentional you are, you’re still not going to be everyone’s cup of tea.

in this episode, i’m talking about what happens when we stop shrinking ourselves to be more comfortable for other people. from people pleasing and softening our personalities to chasing validation and letting someone else’s opinion define our confidence, we’re unpacking what it really means to be unapologetically yourself.

because being misunderstood doesn’t mean you’re doing something wrong. and the goal was never to become someone everyone loves… it’s to become someone you genuinely like being.

she’s probably not everyone’s cup of tea… and maybe that’s the whole point.