We live in a society with 5G, unlimited minutes, FaceTime, every form of connection imaginable and yet nobody wants to call. So what happened? Why don’t we pick up the phone anymore?

I don’t want temporary feelings. I want direction. This year is about vision, boundaries, and intentional decisions. Saying no is protection, not rejection. Not everything deserves access and peace requires discipline.

It’s a story about life reflection and the nostalgia of the holiday season wrapped into hopes and intentions as 2025 comes to an end.

Life ain’t a straight line it’s more like that Google Maps reroute when you miss the exit.

You still get where you’re supposed to be… just maybe not the way you thought.

Some people are better left misunderstood. Reopening old wounds that should have been left alone. No more using old playbooks but entering new year, new play book.

Ever stayed in something way past its expiration date? The kind of “situationship” where you’re begging for the basics — a dinner, a birthday moment, even a coffee break — while they’re out here making plans for everyone but you? Yeah… this episode is for you.

In Red Flags & Roses, I get real about how easy it is to let feelings blind us, how long we’ll sit in cycles of lies and excuses, and what it takes to finally say: no more wasted time.

It’s raw, it’s unfiltered, and it’s the truth a lot of us don’t want to admit out loud. But once you see the flags for what they are, the roses stop distracting you, and you realize your time — and your love — are too valuable to keep giving away for free.

We are the people- we have to be better than ever before!

Just learning to give myself grace throughout the rest of this year. Give others grace and be graceful for those who keep showing up!

we’re getting real about love.

The kind that lifts you up, the kind that drags you down, and the kind that makes you question if you’ve been watering a root or feeding a weed.

We’re talking face value, truth-telling, and what happens when love doesn’t look like it’s supposed to.

Roadtrip reflection of my life with my family.

Scenic Detours for moments that didn’t go as planned but taught you something.