Moving away from my parents/family often weighs heavy on my heart. Especially as my parents get a little older, it really makes me emotional. Many of us are so blessed to have both our parents still with us and have good relationships with them. We can't fight the fact that our time on this world is limited, so remind yourself that how you spend your days is how you spend your life.

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If you know me you know how much I love my sisters. I was so happy to do this live with Lolo. She shares her journey of transitioning out of corporate America and pursuing what is meaningful to her - in my perspective, really started living life for herself. She speaks about the special friendships in her life and why they have held onto each other this long. And discussing some happy/sad memories during our childhood. XOXO love you Lauren.

First guest interview and definitely still working out the microphone settings 🙃. Doesn't take away from the story Nic tells of her life growing up in SD, rejection, working in beauty, religion, and life living in New York. She is a very precious friend of mine and I hope you all have someone like her in your life 🫶🏻

I go through my list of things that I've learned since living in New York (aka my survival guide). Let me know if any of them hit home for you or if I missed any good tips for managing to exist in this crazy city. And if you're thinking of moving here...DO IT!!!

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Guys - so touched by the initial love I got from the first episode. I love you all so much. So happy I have people in my life that support me! This episode talks about my early career, advice that I want to share from things that have worked for me, and hopefully inspire you to do what you love and don't look back!

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Finally getting around to doing it you guys and I had so much fun recording! It's surely a work in progress but follow along as I touch on my childhood, where I grew up to how I ended up in New York with some funny moving stories.