Gian and I dive into his routine while living in New York, transitioning from working in a fast paced environment and checking in on himself, his intuitive writing process, and opens up about his recent revelation on death. 

Su Lee, a bedroom pop artist from Seoul, South Korea, opens up on the growth of her music over the last year and a half, who she'd love to collaborate with, and how she copes with toxic emotions, outside of writing music. 

You can find her music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3deduluMry0ZIGWF673gfK?si=0M-4zSVeT2ijHQC4XcW7pw

You can support her on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sulee

Her YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/suleeofficial

Amanda and I discuss the payoff of planning a wedding, boundaries she places in order to avoid emotional exhaustion, and some hardships she faced during 2020. 

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Noelle and I discuss becoming comfortable with releasing her music and songwriting, taking social media breaks, and relearning the importance of quality time with family.

You can stream Noelle's music here: https://open.spotify.com/track/4LbE6ApVpKUbHGqFKexRGK

In this last installment of Vulnerabili-tea my mother and I discuss attachment, how unspoken expectations can lead to disappointment, and we dive into how our communication developed and strengthened over the years. 

David and I discuss collaborating with his fiancé, emotional intelligence, forgiveness/letting go, love languages, and how a reference from The Office plays into his work ethics.

In this third installment of a four part mini series, Emmy opens up about her personal experience with validation and how she confronts the lies we often tell ourselves with grace. 

Maria and I discuss learning how to sew at a young age, the importance of art & creating, our experiences with anxiety in 2020, reflecting on her vivid dreams, and how the moon keeps her connected to her mother.

In the second installment of this mini series I open up about overthinking, how I handle anxiety with temporary distractions, & being vulnerable enough to be transparent with friends. 

Hannibal and I discuss his journey with comedy, developing his craft, like-ability within the art, how he has continued to build his confidence by staying disciplined, and always moving forward.