In this episode, I talk about how verbal processing helps me make sense of my days — from healing sessions and unexpected kindness to sandwiches, movies, and moments that made me tear up. It’s one of those nights where I let myself think out loud and find clarity in the middle of the mess. If you’ve ever needed to talk your way through life, this one’s for you
In this episode, I talk honestly about feeling discombobulated — like time is disappearing and I’m not quite in my rhythm yet. I share what it’s like to be in that in-between space where you’re not sure if you’re resting, healing, or just stuck. If you’ve ever wondered where your days went, this one’s for you
In this episode, I talk about one of those days where everything feels a little off — baking mishaps, tired energy, skipped meals, and trying to find my rhythm in a new place. It’s a real-time reflection on being your own toughest critic, learning to soften that voice, and remembering that life really does move in ebbs and flows. If you’ve ever had a day that felt “meh” but still meaningful, this one’s for you.
Today wasn’t flashy or productive — it was real. I’m sharing a low-key day in New York with cramps, canceled plans, broken tripods, surprise sandwiches, and the reminder that rest is still progress. Nothing crazy… just life being life
Today was one of those travel days that turned into a quiet reminder to slow down and actually enjoy the moment. From missed sleep and airport chaos to unexpected kindness and a very happy reunion with a dog who thinks I’m the best human alive, this episode is all about finding peace in the in-between. Sometimes enjoying looks like doing less — and letting that be enough.
I thought today would be simple — instead it turned into four hours in the car, twenty-two recorded audios, a blood draw adventure, and a reminder that boundaries still matter even when you’re hungry. This episode is me showing what it looks like to hit a goal without burning myself out, right before heading to the airport. Sometimes the most unexpected days end up proving exactly how capable you really are.
In this episode, I realize one of my New Year wishes is already unfolding as I map out my very first true passive income stream. I talk through raising my prices, trusting the value of my work, and the quiet magic of meaningful connections showing up right on time. It’s a soft but powerful reminder that movement still happens—even after rest.
Today I let myself slow down on purpose—reading, resting, budgeting gently, and honoring a full moon ritual. I talk about what it means to enjoy life without producing, and how choosing softness can be an act of survival, not laziness.
I open my final wish and realize it’s actually a roadmap: creating eight passive income streams this year. This episode is about rest, reflection, budgeting honestly, and recognizing how much I’ve already built—especially under pressure. A gentle but powerful reminder that momentum doesn’t always look loud
Today I talk about worthiness—what it really means when you’re building, resting, and not “producing” in the way the world expects. I reflect on work, money, relationships, and the quiet guilt that sneaks in when you’re in a growth phase that doesn’t look impressive yet. This one is tender, honest, and a little unfiltered.
I close out the year reflecting on what success actually looks like for me right now—laundry done, boundaries clearer, ideas flowing, and dreams getting more specific. This episode is a quiet but powerful inventory of progress, vision, and the kind of success you feel in your body before you see it on paper
I’m feeling that end-of-year energy today—tired, a little wired, and trying to make sense of what I did (and didn’t) get done. I share a Costco run, a few reschedules, a small win in word count, and the gentle chaos of making tomorrow’s list feel possible. If you’re closing the year with a full mind and a full to-do list, this one’s for you.
Today was one of those quietly full days—IV therapy, crispy chicken, small wins, and realizing how much I actually created this past week. I faced an old fear, rewarded myself, and let the day be exactly what it was. All in all, it was a good day.
I spent today noticing how much actually fit: the work I did, the pace I moved at, and the way things unfolded without forcing them. From painting and writing to school, food, and small rituals, it all landed exactly as it needed to. Maybe not big, maybe not flashy — just right
Today I slept hard (like… woke up at 2pm hard), fixed my candle tunneling saga, and wrote almost 2,700 words to close out my last book entry of the year. Then I got unexpectedly emotional when a friend bought me a gift I jokingly asked for—and went over and beyond—reminding me that receiving can be just as healing (and uncomfortable) as giving
Today I’m reflecting on how perspective changes everything — from how we see talent, progress, and creativity, to how we judge ourselves while we’re still becoming. I talk about writing a book before knowing exactly where it’s going, trusting small habits, and why sometimes the act of doing matters more than the outcome. A gentle reminder that growth doesn’t have to be loud to be real
I talk about donuts, dreams, friendship, and the strange moment when someone sees you differently than you see yourself. This episode is about being caught off guard by tenderness, possibility, and questions you didn’t know you were asking yet. A little funny, a little emotional, and very honest.
Tonight is quiet, reflective, and a little tender. I talk about Christmas Eve without traditions, letting go of rigid plans, and trusting that even slow, uncertain seasons are still moving me forward. Sometimes silence is exactly where clarity begins
Today was quiet but reflective. I talk about finishing my routines earlier than usual, watching the Taylor Swift documentary, and what it means to lead with generosity, loyalty, and boundaries. A soft reminder that rising together matters more than rising fast.
Today I sat down and really looked at what I’ve done this year—and it surprised me. From writing books and painting hundreds of pieces to publishing hundreds of podcast episodes, I finally let myself name the work instead of minimizing it. This episode is a quiet reminder that accomplishments count even when they don’t feel loud.