This episode is late because I've been watching Caleb Hammer yell at people about their debt on his show "Financial Audit."

One thing we don't talk enough about is how our financial health is linked to your mental health. I've noticed that watching shows where people spend a lot of money, like on Selling sunset, real housewives, etc, I tend to start spending more money too. But when I watch shows like financial audit, I am much more aware and respectful with my money. I start to feel better about my spending and saving, and I hold myself accountable for my budgeting.

In this episode we talk about financial mistakes, spending too much on kids birthday parties, and of course, mental health.

Thanks for being here!

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Is May the busiest month?

In my household it has been. Family has been visiting every weekend, I've gotten to support my friends at WWE events, Concerts, and just hanging out. Plus my sister launched her tour, my brother launched her book, and I escaped the chaos by practicing emotional regulation. FUN!

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Remember, you don't having to be thriving. It's the goal, but in the meantime, its perfectly okay to be doing alright.

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Social media is a major reason why so many of us have phone addictions, and it's weirdly societally acceptable!

I took my phone addiction into (out of?) my own hands by deleting my apps for the month of March. Now April is over, I've spent 30 days with a boring phone and 30 days with social media back on my phone. Let's talk about what differences I noticed?

Did I save money? Did I prioritize my time better? did I change my life? Listen and find out.

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Are you feeling stuck in old routines or constantly measuring yourself against someone else’s highlight reel? In this episode of She’s Doing Alright, we’re getting real about what it means to outgrow the habits that no longer serve us—and how to stop falling into the exhausting cycle of comparison.

As women, especially in seasons of transition like motherhood, career shifts, or personal growth, it’s easy to cling to outdated habits or standards that once felt right but now feel heavy.

We’ll talk about:

• How to recognize habits that are no longer aligned with who you're becoming

• The subtle (and sneaky) ways comparison shows up in daily life

• Entitlement to things that don't exactly serve us.

If you’ve ever felt like you should be doing more, or like everyone else has it figured out but you—this one’s for you. You’re not behind. You’re just becoming.

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If you’re in the thick of it, this episode is a reminder: it does get better. Postpartum depression isn’t a life sentence—it’s a season. I’m sharing what life looks like on the other side, how healing has unfolded for me, and the hope I wish I had back then. Tune in for a little light at the end of the tunnel. ✨
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🧹 Spring cleaning isn't just for your space—it's for your mindset too! This episode explores how we can declutter negative self-talk and replace it with positive, empowering beliefs.

🌱 What You'll Take Away:

• How to recognize and challenge limiting thoughts

• Practical strategies to shift to a healthier self-narrative

• The connection between mindset and confidence

Join me as we refresh our minds, embrace self-compassion, and step into a season of growth!

🎧 Listen now and start your mental spring cleaning!

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Welcome Episode 31 where spring break hits different as a mom, TikTok audit offers another perspective, and then things turn serious for a second there at the end.

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Who were you in 2019? Or whatever year you feel like was your "last good year." I feel like we all lost some important years of self-discovery during the pandemic, and are just now starting to reflect on who we are, were, and are going to be.

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This whole time I thought I was managing my low expectations of motherhood, when in reality I was just accepting the fact that I wasn't meeting my expectations.

Motherhood comes with so many expectations, and honestly ,

thats just life in general. So even if you aren't a mom, this will still resonate at some level I'm sure. Accepting that we are coming up short and moving the bar down is HARD and it feels all the negative feelings. But we and our kids deserve the version of us that feels good and accomplished, and that means we need to sometimes lower our expectations.

You may have already made this connection and If so, I'm so happy. it took me nearly a year of therapy and talking about "lowering expectations" to realize that I wasn't doing what I thought I was doing!

I hope this is a helpful episode in some way, and I'm thankful you're here.

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