The New Millenia

You know when your fave YouTuber ( @damondominique ) calls you out, and suddenly, you're in the bathroom with clippers? Same. In this episode, I spill all the tea on attending Damon Dominique’s workshop in Austin—how his advice shook me to my core, made me realize fear was running my life, and ultimately led me to shave my head. Spoiler: It’s been one of the most healing, freeing things I’ve ever done.

I talk about my takeaways as a freshly bald baddie, the power of surrounding yourself with people who push you to just go for it, and why having a community like that is everything. If you've ever felt stuck, scared, or in desperate need of a reset, this one’s for you. Let’s talk transformation, confidence, and saying Why Not? to life.

A huge thank you to Damon and the community he's brought together! If you have the opportuninty, please go check out his Global Citizen IRL Tour in a city near you :). Link here: https://damondominique.com/global-citizen-IRL.

On The New Millenia, we're joined by the gratitude queen herself, Morgan, to talk about why hot girls absolutely talk to themselves—aka, the power of journaling and self-reflection. We get into our personal journeys with religion, how a little hedonism fits into the mix, and why resilliance is a survival skill in this absolutely busted job market.

This episode is all about self-growth, finding meaning in chaos, and learning to romanticize life even when it feels like a mess. Grab your journal (or at least pretend you’ll start one after this) and tune in!

Today, I sat down with my childhood bestie, Hunter, to talk about what it really means to abandon a STEM degree in pursuit of something better, how graduating early can seriously mess with your sense of self, and what it’s like to become a first-time homeowner at just 23.

We get into the unconventional paths we take, the pressures of hitting life’s milestones amidst a pandemic, and the lessons we’ve learned along the way. After 10+ years of friendship, Hunter still finds ways to teach me something new—so I hope you take away as much as I did!

And the real tea? Figuring life out when you go off script is simply trying to hate your life a little less than yesterday.