lmk your thoughts.

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Star Wars, paranormal activity, and cool ranch Doritos iykyk... couldn't not post, no matter how unprofessional lol. thanks to jarius & john sides for bringing every controversial and random topic to the table. i vote we do a part 2 boys...

it's easy to let go of the big dreams + goals we've had forever in the world we live in. what would it look like if we fought normal, thought outside the box, and gave ourselves the space to simply dream?

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enjoy this episode with one of the sweetest people on the planet. we talk about what it's like being hard on yourself, and combating the feeling of needing to live up to perfection. thanks for listening.

there are a lot of things one could talk about when it comes to the transition from being a high school student to a college student. starting off with a clean slate, fr struggling to eat anything else besides the cheapest fast food you can find, and the stress that comes with trying to figure out who you are apart from the childhood you knew for so long. no matter who you are or where you come from, it's tough when your life changes so drastically overnight. you are tossed into a whole new world pretty much. it's a process that brings forth a lot of growth, & that process is not always easy. today, I wanted to talk to ya'll a little bit about what my own transition looked like and just a few of the many things I learned during my first few months of college. everyone's way of processing is different, and everyone's high school to college transitioning experience has & will look different, I just decided to hit ya'll with some things I think will get everyone thinking. catch you in the next pod, byyye.

what would it look like if I truly allowed myself to be fully loved even when I don't have it all together. personally, I know my life would look a lot different. I recently had an incident that gave me the opporotunity to answer this question for myself, and made me realize i have been living most of my life believing that in order to be fully accepted and loved i have to always have it all together and never fully receive help. here's a short and sweet rant about it. lmk what you think.