Your Inner Baddie Speaking

Sometimes losing trust in yourself happens so gradually that you don’t even realize it’s happening.

You make one choice that doesn’t feel right.

Then another.

You start questioning your instincts. Looking outside yourself for answers. Wondering whether your gut can really be trusted at all.

And eventually, the voice inside that once felt so familiar becomes harder to hear.

But quieter doesn’t mean gone.

Rebuilding self-trust takes time—and yes, that can be painfully frustrating. But every decision you make that feels genuinely aligned with you becomes another little piece of evidence:

I can trust myself.

In this Love Letter, we're making space for anyone who thought they’d lost that relationship with themselves for good.

You haven’t.

There’s still a way home.

And your inner voice will be there when you're ready to listen again. 🤍

Sincerely,

a love letter to yourself 🤍

There’s just something about vacation you.

She’s more spontaneous.

She says yes.

She takes the long lunch, orders the champagne, wanders without a plan and somehow stops worrying quite so much about what comes next.

Honestly? We love her. 😂

On this episode of Baddies With a Twist, Miz and I are talking all things vacation—from the little luxuries and ridiculous travel moments we love to the bigger question underneath it all:

Why do we feel so much freer when we’re away?

Maybe it’s stepping outside of our routines. Maybe it’s giving ourselves permission to be present. Maybe vacation simply reminds us what life can feel like when everything isn't treated like an obligation.

So pour yourself something fun, pull up a chair and come vacation with us for a little while.

And who knows—maybe we’ll figure out how to bring a little more vacation-you home. 🥂🤍

There’s a certain kind of glow that no skincare routine can give you.

It happens when the stress starts leaving your body. When you stop carrying relationships, habits, expectations or versions of yourself that never really belonged to you. When survival mode stops being your everyday normal and you finally have space to breathe again.

And suddenly…you look different.

You feel different.

You start showing up differently.

In this episode, we’re talking about the baddie glow up that happens after survival mode—the emotional, physical and energetic shift that comes when you begin choosing yourself again.

Because sometimes the biggest transformation isn’t becoming someone new.

It’s finally having enough space to look and feel like yourself again. 🤍

Have you ever stopped for a moment and thought about all the times you actually followed through on what you said you were going to do?

Or the things you’ve accomplished—no matter how big or small?

We have a way of dwelling on our mistakes, the things we wish we’d done differently or everything we still want to work on. Meanwhile, the things we’ve done right can become “just what we were supposed to do.”

But those moments deserve your attention, too.

The promises you kept to yourself. The small wins. The difficult things you made it through. The progress that happened so gradually you almost forgot there was once a version of you who hadn’t gotten there yet.

Your healing journey doesn’t have to be entirely about what comes next.

Sometimes, you’re allowed to stop.

Look back.

And feel really fucking proud of how far you’ve come.

This Love Letter is for you. 🤍

Sincerely,

a love letter to yourself 🤍

Time has a funny way of editing memories.

Suddenly...

We remember the good. We forget the hurt.

And somehow convince ourselves maybe it wasn't that bad after all.

😂

Sometimes the hardest person to be honest with is ourselves.

In this episode, Miz and I are talking all about exes, why we romanticize people who hurt us, the boundaries those relationships taught us, and why looking back with rose-colored glasses can sometimes keep us from moving forward.

Because maybe your ex wasn't meant to be your forever.

Maybe they were meant to teach you what love, respect, and alignment really feel like.

If you've ever caught yourself missing someone who wasn't good for you...

This conversation is for you.

Not every heartbreak comes from a romantic relationship.

Sometimes it comes from losing a friend.

Someone who knew your story.

Someone you laughed with.

Someone you imagined would be part of your life for years to come.

In this episode, I'm talking about a kind of grief we don't always acknowledge—the loneliness that can follow the end of a friendship. Together we'll explore why these losses can hurt so deeply, why it's okay to mourn them, and how healing doesn't mean pretending they never mattered.

Because friendships shape us.

And even when they end...

The love, memories, and lessons they gave us remain part of who we are.

If you've been grieving a friendship, I hope this episode reminds you that your feelings are valid—and that even in loneliness, you are never truly alone.

Sometimes the bravest thing you'll ever do is begin again.

Starting over can feel like failure.

Like letting go.

Like losing everything you've worked so hard to build.

But what if it isn't the end of your story?

What if it's the beginning of one that finally feels like your own?

In this episode, I'm sharing a love letter to anyone who's standing at the edge of a new beginning. Together we'll talk about why starting over feels so scary, why we often stay in places we've already outgrown, and how choosing to begin again might become one of the greatest gifts you ever give yourself.

Because sometimes life isn't asking you to go backwards.

It's inviting you forward.

If you're afraid to take the first step, I hope this episode reminds you that new beginnings don't erase your story.

They become part of it.

Have you ever felt like healing means you can't mess up?

Like one setback means you've undone all your progress?

I know that feeling well.

Over time, I stopped seeing my mistakes as proof I was failing and started seeing them as proof that I was human.

Healing isn't about perfection.

It's about learning to meet yourself with compassion, even on the hard days.

I talk more about that in today's episode, and I hope it reminds you that one setback doesn't define your journey.

People are going to use anything they can if they really want you to break your boundaries…and guilt? That’s definitely going to be one of them

As a former people pleaser, it’s my least favorite manipulation tactic. I know how hard it is to see through the guilt trip and push through to choose yourself

Instead of letting you uphold a boundary or stand up for yourself, guilt is used to make you do what they want at the expense of yourself. And after you feel guilty enough to do what they want? You now feel guilty for letting them do that to you. Boy, it is a cycle!

It’s hard, but not impossible…find out how to flip the script on this episode!

Sometimes that fairytale begins with a plane ticket.

For me, it looked like wandering the streets of Budapest, cocktail in hand on a rooftop overlooking the city, slowing down over long dinners, and collecting one "pinch me" moment after another.

There's something magical about travel. Not because it changes who you are, but because it creates those quiet moments where you stop and think, "I can't believe this is my life." It almost doesn't feel real...and yet it is. That's part of the magic.

In this episode, I'm taking you with me through my solo trip to Budapest and sharing the moments that made it unforgettable. But this isn't just a travel story. It's a reflection on wonder, intention, trusting yourself, and discovering that the magic of a place isn't only found in where you go—it's found in how you choose to experience it.

Because maybe a fairytale isn't something we stumble upon.

Maybe it's something we create through the choices we make, the beauty we allow ourselves to notice, and the adventures we're willing to say yes to.

I hope this episode inspires you to embrace curiosity, seek out those "pinch me" moments, and remember that you're allowed to create a life that feels extraordinary in ways both big and small.

After all, the most beautiful part of the fairytale is realizing it isn't someone else's story.

It's your own.