Somehow, it’s already September… and I’m realizing I don’t have nearly as much time as I thought I would. Between nursing school, friendships, faith, health, and trying to have a life outside of school, I’ve been learning that sometimes you can care deeply about a lot of things and still not have the time to do all of them.

In this episode, I’m talking about resetting your goals when life doesn’t go exactly as planned, learning to prioritize without feeling guilty, saying no—even when it’s to something good—and letting go of comparison. Maybe you’re not behind. Maybe you’re just learning what this season actually requires from you.

You don’t need a new year, a new month, or even a Monday to start again. You can decide what you want the rest of this season to look like, right now.

What if the things people complain about are actually pointing to something deeper? In this episode, I’m talking about learning to listen beyond the surface—especially when we’re in mentorship and leadership roles. A complaint about a parking pass might really be about money. “I hate this class” might really mean “I’m struggling.” And sometimes, what we complain about can even reveal something about ourselves. This episode is a reminder to slow down, get curious, and learn to notice the person behind the complaint.

What if the most interesting people aren't the ones who know everything—but the ones who never stop asking questions? This week on Between Us, we're talking about choosing curiosity over comfort and why it might be the key to becoming the person you're meant to be.

A train booked for the wrong day. An unexpected expense. A lesson I wasn’t planning to learn in Italy.

In this episode, I’m sharing a travel mishap that got me thinking about something much bigger: the difference between showing up and holding on. We talk about the surprising difference between being nice and being kind, why so many of us struggle to let go of control, and how freedom often begins when we stop trying to manage every outcome.

If you’ve ever found yourself replaying mistakes, people-pleasing, or carrying things that were never yours to carry, this conversation is for you.

From Moldova to weekend trips across Europe, I'm reflecting on what travel has taught me about comfort, uncertainty, money, and knowing when an experience is worth saying yes to.

What happens when four girls on an international internship get together and start sharing their most controversial opinions?

In this episode, we dive into our hottest takes and expose what we find controversial. Expect lots of laughs, strong opinions, and a few moments where we seriously questioned each other's judgment. At the end of the day, it's not that deep, so tune in and let us know if you agree.

In this episode, I talk about how expectations shape our relationships and how easily misunderstandings happen when we assume others will think and show up the same way we do. I reflect on communication, resentment, and learning to tell the difference between incompatibility and unspoken expectations, and how relationships shift when we choose clarity, grace, and understanding over control.

In today’s episode, I’m talking about one of my favorite childhood movies ever: Mary Poppins. What started as childhood nostalgia turned into a conversation about wonder, grief, imagination, playfulness, and what it means to grow up without losing your sense of magic. From healing your inner child to learning how to romanticize ordinary life again, this episode is for anyone who misses feeling amazed by the world. 

Between us… I’ve been noticing the smallest things that just feel so chic. In this episode, I’m sharing all of them—random, specific, and maybe a little unexpected. It’s part lifestyle, part mindset, and honestly just a fun conversation.

In this episode, we’re talking about the things we wish we talked about sooner—not because our relationship wasn’t good, but because it’s grown so much. Looking back, there are conversations that could’ve saved us confusion, frustration… and honestly, probably a few arguments. This is a real, honest look at how communication evolves between a mom and daughter—and what happens when you finally say the things you’ve been holding in.