Why do we give everyone else grace but hold ourselves to impossible standards? In this vulnerable episode, I'm processing in real-time and exploring what it really means to be the friend you need to yourself—not the Instagram version, the real one. We're talking about trusting your gut (science says women's intuition is right 68% of the time!), rebuilding trust with your body after trauma, and why that moment when I stretched a little longer at the gym was actually me learning to listen again. If you've been performing being okay instead of actually being okay, this one's for you. 💚

I'm not going home for Thanksgiving. And I'm learning that's okay.

This episode is for anyone spending the holidays differently this year—whether by choice or circumstance. Let's talk about the difference between being alone and being lonely, why our words create our reality, and what it means to choose yourself when everyone else expects something different.

Grab something cozy and settle in. You're not alone—I'm here with you. 🤍

Featuring reflections on building community in LA, lessons from "The Game of Life" by Florence Scovel Shinn, and honest thoughts on feeling lost but somehow still on track.

This episode is for anyone who's been told they need to forgive in order to heal. Whether you've felt pressured to forgive someone before you were ready, been told that holding onto anger is 'toxic,' or wondered if refusing to forgive makes you a bad person, this conversation will give you permission to honor your boundaries. We're talking about the difference between forgiving yourself and forgiving others, why 'forgive and forget' is harmful, and how you can completely heal and move on without ever giving someone absolution for what they did. If you've ever felt guilty for not forgiving, this episode will remind you that your forgiveness is not required for your healing.