The Notes App — without a doubt, the most-used app on my phone — is also one of the darkest, funniest, and most surprising places on my device. From random thoughts to secrets, deleted drafts, and chaotic reminders, it’s basically a mirror of my brain.

In this episode of Let’s Circle Back, Christina and I dig into our Notes Apps and share some of the funniest, weirdest, and most relatable entries. Trust me — if you’ve ever saved a strange note and forgotten why, you are not alone. This episode might just inspire you to do your own deep dive into your Notes App and uncover hidden gems, laughs, or even life hacks you wrote down and forgot.

Feeling brave? Share your own funniest or most random Notes App entry in the comments — let’s see what chaos you’ve been secretly storing!

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Kayla from Lavender and Grace joined me on the podcast today! We dove into the not-so-glamorous side of owning a business, the hard decisions, the moments of doubt, the creative ruts, and those times you question it all. Ultimately, for both of us, we keep saying yes, knowing that having your own business is an extension of you, and there is so much joy in watching what you start grow and come to life.

We chatted about navigating the ups and downs of being a young, female business owner and the challenges and rewards that come with it.

One thing that has resonated for both of us is learning to exercise the muscle of saying yes, yes to the small things, yes to new ideas, yes to starting somewhere.

If you have been curious about exploring a side hustle or creative project, consider this your sign to start saying yes and see where it takes you.

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A major perk of having your own podcast? You get to endlessly yap about the things currently shaping your personality!

It’s literally no secret — I’m turning 30. And I’ve been doing everything to process it: trying to ignore it, asking my friends to curate a “30 Lessons Before 30” list with me, and now bringing my girlypop Kaitlyn on to share her perspective on hitting this milestone (I lovingly roasted her for reaching 30 before me 😅). Her insight is golden — and she’s been reminding me off the pod too!

If you’re approaching a milestone birthday or just reflecting on another year older, you might find yourself nodding along with my introspective chaos.

PS: Call me out if I’m the only one obsessing over turning another year older.

PPS: Type B friends in the group chat — what does it feel like to be God’s chosen ones?

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Note to self, don’t ever give Syd or I a job in law enforcement ever, because… well, I think it’s self-explanatory.

Here is our unofficial, official list of what we believe deserves jail time. We’re putting a lot of people on blast today. If you’ve been an offender of making an 18-point turn to back into a parking spot, saying you’re “babysitting” your own children, hitting reply all, being a slow walker, or clapping when the plane lands, consider this a warning ticket. Next time, we’re coming for ya.

Also, if you made it to the end of the episode, you know what you need to do.

PS. Swifties, please don’t come for me.

PPS. Can the owner of the jeans please come pick them up now? 

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Talking about one of my biggest soapboxes once again… if you want to have a village, you have to be a villager.

I first heard this on the most peer-reviewed site out there, TikTok, and well, it stuck. I catch myself saying it to others or relating it to my own life all the time.

This past weekend, I got to see it lived out in the most incredible way! (In my ongoing attempt to be the most eloquently insufferable podcaster you listen to, yes, it relates to my running.) My village showed up for me as I ran my first full marathon with signs, noisemakers, and bikes chasing me down the course just to cheer me on. Those who couldn’t be there in person sent endless voice notes, texts of encouragement, and even answered my call to entertain me for 5k of the run.

Mad love to my village, I wouldn’t be half the person I am without you all.

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Grace started a dinner series, that I am so unbelievably obsessed with. And what I didn't realize before we started this conversation, was just how Spirit-led this project has been. And, what I loved about this conversation was just the reminder of being open and trusting what God is doing, and partnering with Him in creating moments, and connections with others.

Inspired by this conversation, and still processing how this shows up in my life. And, I'm hoping you feel the same after giving it a listen!!

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Today we’re bragging, so buckle in.

No, actually. I’m sitting down with my friend Emilia to talk all about what she’s been up to lately — and it’s been a lot of bragging. So, Welcome to Brag.

Welcome to Brag is a new community Emilia is cultivating, and it’s all about… bragging!! It’s about celebrating the unconventional milestones, moments, and journeys we’re on. We’re all doing so many cool things in life right now, but those wins often get overshadowed by birthday celebrations, weddings, babies, and gushing (or venting) about relationships. (Don’t get me wrong, we LOVE all those things.) But here’s to celebrating more than just the “common” milestones.

If you want to connect with Welcome to Brag, you can find all the details on Insta or TikTok!

And most importantly, we’re dying to know what you’re bragging about. So PLEASE drop yours in the comments so we can cheer you on!! No, but actually — tell us. We’re giving you full bragging rights to share… and keep sharing!!

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It’s easy to say we want community, but actually living it out? That’s a whole different story. I sat down with my cousin Ashley to chat about what life has been like for her, growing up with such a strong (and beautiful!) family around her.

We got into the sacrifices it sometimes takes, but also the joy and comfort that community can bring.

And we’re curious, what does community look like in your life?

This episode feels like the more positive sister to the first half of our mini-series on imposter syndrome.

We’re talking through some of the strategies we’ve used to overcome those daunting feelings, and Lesley is back in the studio to drop some wisdom.

At the end of the day, our hope for anyone listening is that you’ll never let the fear of failure stop you from trying something new or embracing a new experience, even when those all-too-common imposter feelings creep in.

Have you found your own way of keeping these feelings in check? Drop it in the comments and share it with the class!

When I started this podcast, I had big visions of talking about imposter syndrome, really getting into it, sharing how it feels, and most importantly how I’ve been moving past it. But if we’re being honest, it’s taken me this long to bring it up… because it’s hard.

Feeling like a fraud is one thing. Admitting it? Dang.

Somehow I managed to convince the one and only Lesley to join me on the podcast to talk about it!

What I didn’t mention during the episode is just how much I look up to Lesley. I admire everything she’s done and continues to do, and yet she feels the exact same way I do. It’s equal parts reassuring and disappointing that this is such a widely shared experience.

We chatted about some of the common causes: perfectionism, social comparison, pressure from others, and the high standards we set for ourselves. We also broke down four different imposter “types” that Dr. Valerie Young outlines:

1. The Perfectionist – One typo and you’re spiralling.
2. The Expert – You must know everything before speaking up.
3. The Soloist – Asking for help = failure.
4. The Superhero – You work harder than everyone else just to feel “enough.”

Maybe you see yourself in one of these buckets… but either way, trust me, you’re not alone.

Join us for Part 2 of the conversation, where we share tips and tactics for moving past imposter syndrome, or at the very least, tools to help you keep going despite the feelings.

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