Forget What I Said

The sibling duo is back to really dig into the hot topics that have been on everyone's minds lately. The concept of money and what is true wealth? Artificial intelligence, its controversial uses and how our actions directly reflect our cultural capital. Can you actually buy status? Let's discuss.

Why don’t we care about getting good at things anymore?It feels like everything is becoming about taking the fastest, easiest route to the end result. We want the finished product without learning the skill, the hobby without the obsession, and the answer without being curious enough to understand it.In this episode, I’m talking about why I think we should care more about our crafts, hobbies, and interests. Not because everything we do needs to become a career, but because there’s something genuinely fulfilling about learning how to do something well. There’s value in caring enough to learn and maybe we need to stop optimizing everything for convenience and start enjoying the process of becoming good at something.

This episode is an honest conversation about family, relationships, masculinity, growing up and the lessons we learned along the way. We get into the differences of divorced parents in your adolescent vs adult years, how our childhoods shaped the way we approach relationships, lessons we've learned from dating, avoiding the pressures to " be a man" and so much more.

Today's episode is all about the art of asking for what you want. This is a skill I believe can be learned in practice and is crucial to building a happy and successful life. It's instilled in us from early on that we should keep our heads down, stay in our lanes and be comfortable. I hope this inspires you to know that you can and should do more! Push yourself to get out there, because you never know until you try.

In our second ever episode together, Tiana and I discuss what it was like growing up "in the other tax bracket". This means, navigating life with single parents and the funny ways that influenced our lifestyles. We also catch up on what it was like for her to move across the country for school, how that has allowed her to grow, the FAILS and the impact its had on her current relationships.

Today I wanted to take a moment of reflection with you all and dive into how we can set better goals for ourselves and ACTUALLY ACHIEVE them. These are my 6 principles when it comes to goal setting and the rules I live by. No matter how big or small your goal is, I want to help you get there. While some of the advice may be harsh, or strict, it might just be exactly what you need to hear.

In this episode, Bilal Raza joins me for an honest conversation about rebuilding your life after a long term breakup, moving out, and starting over from scratch. We dive into how he went from feeling lost to finding purpose, winning multiple top sales awards, and rapidly climbing the career ladder.We talk about what success actually demands, the sacrifices, trade-offs, and uncomfortable moments that most people avoid. From overcoming social discomfort to taking full accountability for your own life, this episode is a real look at personal growth, resilience, and pushing yourself to become better.If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost direction, or wondered what it really takes to level up your life, this is for you.

Episode five of the mini series, 'Coffee Break'. Your monthly recap on all things fashion, pop culture and lifestyle. Whether you're on your way to work, enjoying a coffee at home or just looking for some background noise, this series will get you up to speed in 60 mins or less. In this episode we discuss some of my recent favourites, TV, movie and book recommendations, and some of the latest fashion news.

My boyfriend is back! Join us as we answer your questions about relationships and give you what could be called, unprofessional advice. Wonder if you're settling? Worried about jealousy? We get into all of it and give you the tricks that we do to be better communicators, while pushing each other to be better everyday. I encourage you to look inwards and think about how you show up in your relationship and if your "person" is the right fit for you.

Spilling my thoughts on what "career" means to me, how it affects my identity and how the term has changed over the years. Should everyone change paths to become an influencer? Can you still love your corporate job? Do you HAVE to turn your passion into a career? All things I'm unsure about, but let's dissect together.