Taking on your surrounding energies can take a lot out of you. It took my being triggered to finally realize I was deeper in empathetic life. I owned it and looked at myself. I talk about the end of marriage to my relationship with my ma and the boundaries I create for my emotions

From being little and finding your love and career path to doing stuff now. We are all connected in what we do until we are little. It should never stop you from being 40,50,60,70, and even 80 to 90 to change a career path and learn something different. Everything we go through grows us, and us learning is a humbling experience in life. Those learning lessons (good or bad) is what grows us. Let's talk about this start of Career Path with me. My love to being animal lover to music to bikers and changing humanity.

We are going to talk stubborn. Is being stubborn meaning you are independent, or does it mean you are setting boundaries. Or ... are you just stubborn? Let's talk about situations in my life to make stubborn.

Let's talk about the deep intuition we have inside of us. We are going to talk about the things we go through that grows us. And stories with it.

One of my bikers passed away last week. I am devistated to say the least. I wanted to talk about bikers and the impact they have on me as I build We Are Bikers. Jodi was one of the first female riders that I met back in 2021. She was one of the rides that would always show up to my events. We developed a good friendship as we walked beside each other. This was a hard one to lose because she was so young. We talk about the funeral. We talk about Jodi. We talk about remembering after a biker passes.

We are going to talk about mental health through the years, and learning to be humbled. I have learned a lot over the years when it comes to how professors to parents to my support system did not listen to me, or assume. How it affected me at a young age. How now, I have learned so much. Now, I do not hold any thing against my past, but how I have learned and do things better now.

Podcast for the week we are talking about losing a loved one that was either your ride or die, or a fellow brother/sister, or another biker. We are talking about that loss and feelings that go into the after death. We are going to talk about the American way of grief, and how they handle the death. We will talk about how the death sometimes overshadows the person. And how we can change that, and make sure the person lives on instead of the way they passed on. (It will be about motorcycle accidents, and the other was our life ends. We will talk about Veterans and suicide). This is not an easy topic. I think having that topic is important, and for us to learn and stop making things taboo. A dialogue of how we all do different things to heal, and what those people meant to us. PART 2

Podcast for the week we are talking about losing a loved one that was either your ride or die, or a fellow brother/sister, or another biker. We are talking about that loss and feelings that go into the after death. We are going to talk about the American way of grief, and how they handle the death. We will talk about how the death sometimes overshadows the person. And how we can change that, and make sure the person lives on instead of the way they passed on. (It will be about motorcycle accidents, and the other was our life ends. We will talk about Veterans and suicide). This is not an easy topic. I think having that topic is important, and for us to learn and stop making things taboo. A dialogue of how we all do different things to heal, and what those people meant to us. This is PT1 of 2

I hurt my back a few years back and it was painful. I had figure out how to grow from that. The doctor wanted me on major pain meds. I decided not to go that route just Advil, and stretches. I went through physcal therapy and figured out how grow from that. Now, I find ways in helping, but I still have boundaries in what I can and cannot do . Times where I can still push my back out, but I still am able to help in different ways. How do I emotionally do that, how do I stop placing how my peers think I should help, but help in different ways. I am more communicative in that. On top, I talk about how we show empathy and boundaries to people that may go through it. Communication is the key when it comes to everything.

When I was little guns were not a political conversation like they are now. They were a conversation about how to own them, if you want to own them you had a choice, and what happens if something happened. I remember when I was little when my first experience with a gun and how it affected my entire family. It also changed me growing up. And many other situations happened that caused me to be afraid of them. If it was not for my gun owner friends I would still be afraid of them. Thankfully they came in and educated me in a healthy manner. And it was not a political viewpoint, but a rights viewpoints. And I am honored now to walk beside them. I am honored to listen to them. We are going to go back a bit and start this dialogue. This will be more than a 1 parter. I am not sure when the others will come. Let's start this dialogue.