So I’ve walked the stage—still waiting on the actual diploma—but I figured it’s time to start unpacking some of my Sunday scaries with friends. From surprise bills and shifting post-grad dynamics to spontaneous road trips, we’re discussing our “nobody told me this part” moments so far.

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An honest update on the concept that sparked this podcast. The journey’s still far from linear — but with reflection comes revelation. As my graduation approaches, I’m navigating the pre-grad blues and everything in between.

I'm all about intentionality in life. In this episode, I discuss the art of romanticizing every day; my act of rebellion against the world's darkness...it's the softest power move yet.

we're chatting about what content creation has led me to realize about the world we live in and if I'm being real, it's nothing new but awareness is the first step no?

p.s. s/o to my mom, again :)

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It's an episode full of random yet somehow related concepts. I am full speed ahead, chatting about my liberal arts education, college as a concept, and my love for coming-of-age stories.

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It's all about the Oscars (actually about film and not just clothes), identity (a recurring theme these days), and women, in all our glory.

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These days, I find that ignorance is not always bliss. After a heavy dose of introspection and crossing paths with lantern bearers, I've made a few conclusions about self-awareness.

Referenced Article: Eurich, Tasha. “What Self-Awareness Really Is (and How to Cultivate It).” Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business Review, 4 Jan. 2018, hbr.org/2018/01/what-self-awareness-really-is-and-how-to-cultivate-it.

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Here's a think piece on the state of the concepts of work ethic and leadership today. As I peel back layers of what it means to be a leader and what it feels like to be a teachable follower, it becomes ever so glaring that 'common sense is not common' but it's fun learning along the way.