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This episode is about goals, money, and intention — but not in a “guru” or perfect-plan kind of way. I’m sharing how I’m approaching this season of my life with more intention, especially when it comes to money, growth, and the way I set goals now compared to before.

I talk about why my word of the year is intentional, how my relationship with money has matured, and how I’m unlearning some of the beliefs I was raised with around money being negative or something to fear. This isn’t financial advice — it’s just what’s been working for me as I grow, shift, and figure things out in real time.

If you’re trying to set goals without burning yourself out, questioning old money mindsets, or just want permission to do things your own way, this episode is for you. Take what resonates, leave what doesn’t — and know you don’t have to have it all figured out to move forward.

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Season 2 kicks off with intention, reflection, and a fresh perspective on goal-setting — without the pressure or perfection. In this episode, I’m sharing what it really looks like to enter a new year aligned instead of overwhelmed. We’re talking about setting goals that actually make sense for your life, releasing expectations that don’t serve you, and choosing growth that feels sustainable.

I open up about practices that have helped me gain clarity over the years, including why I write a letter to myself every year, the revelations that come with slowing down, and how awareness can change the way we move forward. This episode is about creating direction without rigid plans, honoring where you are, and giving yourself permission to evolve.

Season 2 is all about adding value while still leaving room for fun, honesty, and real-life conversations. If you’re craving a grounded start to the year that feels thoughtful instead of rushed, this episode is for you.

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For the final episode of the year, I’m catching you up on all the life things — the chaos, the calm, the holiday magic, and everything in between. With Christmas right around the corner, I’m talking about how I’m preparing (emotionally, mentally, and as a mom), and why this season always pulls out a different version of me.
I’m also sharing why I believe life coaches can sometimes be more helpful than traditional therapy, how they’ve shifted my healing journey, and what I’ve learned about growing into the woman I want to be.
And of course, I’m giving you a little sneak peek of what’s coming for the first episode of the new year — new energy, new stories, new guests, and a whole new level of Southern Unscripted.
Thank you for listening, supporting, sharing, and showing up with me this year. Big things are coming in 2025. 💙✨

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I finally sat down with all four of my sisters — and let me tell you, this one is pure chaos in the best way possible. We talked about everything from childhood stories (the good, the bad, and the wild) to who’s the favorite, and how we somehow survived growing up in a house full of women.

There were laughs, a few heartfelt moments, and even some unexpected therapy sprinkled in. This episode is a true peek into my real world — the love, the honesty, and the absolute madness that comes with raw sisterhood.

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In this episode, I sit down with my friend and nurse, Stacey Ellis, the founder of Monarch Quantum Wellness Center, who’s changing the way we think about healing. Stacey is helping people overcome addiction, depression, and trauma through a holistic approach that focuses on loving and restoring the human body — from the inside out.

We dive into the science and soul behind her treatments, including how negative ions can help your body heal and why her pelvic chair might just be a woman’s best-kept secret. 😉

This conversation is raw, inspiring, and full of heart. Stacey is proof that healing doesn’t have to come from prescriptions — sometimes it starts with compassion, energy, and the courage to try something new.

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This one’s short, sweet, and full of exciting updates! 🎉
I’m switching things up and launching new episodes every other week so I can bring you even more quality conversations, amazing guests, and, of course, a little more of life’s beautiful chaos.

I’m sharing a peek at what’s coming — from inspiring new guests to our upcoming sisters trip episode that’s guaranteed to bring the laughs.

If you’ve been loving Southern Unscripted, do me a huge favor — share your favorite episode, tag a friend, or post about it. Every bit of support means the world and helps me keep growing this community we’re building together. 💙

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After an unforgettable birthday trip to Sedona, Arizona, I’m diving into what this season of marriage has taught me — about connection, intimacy, and putting each other first.

My husband and I reconnected in ways we didn’t even realize we needed — hiking, being still, having honest conversations, and yes… rediscovering how powerful physical connection can be in keeping a marriage strong.

We’ve learned that real growth happens when you prioritize your partner — emotionally, mentally, and physically. This episode is all about intentional love, keeping the spark alive, and learning how to fall for each other again, even after decades together.

It’s honest, romantic, and a little spicy — just like real life.

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This episode goes deep. I’m joined by a dear friend to talk about something close to both of our hearts — addiction and how it affects the ones who love them. She bravely shares her story of losing her brother to alcoholism, while I open up about living with my own mother’s addiction and the complicated emotions that come with it.

We talk about what it means to love someone through their struggle without losing yourself, how to set boundaries without guilt, and how to hold space for grief and hope at the same time. My friend also shares an incredible book that helped her understand the emptiness that addiction fills — and why alcohol often becomes the companion they can’t let go of.

It’s raw, vulnerable, and honest — but it’s also full of compassion. If you’ve ever loved someone battling addiction, this conversation is for you.

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