Not Like Me, Still Love ‘Em

Build Through the Storm

Some days break you. Others build you. And then there are the days that do both. In this episode, I share raw moments where perseverance wasn’t a choice, it was the only option. We’ll talk about pushing through when the finish line disappears, what grit really looks like behind the scenes, and how staying the course, especially when it's hard, shapes everything. If you’re in the middle of your own storm, this one’s for you.

Staying in My Lane—and Out of Their Business

n this one, I get real about judgment—how easy it is to look at someone else’s work, life, or choices and assume we know better. But the truth is, every time we drift into comparison or criticism, we drift further from our own rebuild. I talk about what it means to truly stay in your lane, trust your path, and release the need to manage anyone else’s journey. This one’s not about being passive—it’s about being focused. Eyes forward. Hands on your own work. Peace over pride.

Are you ready?

In this one, I talk about the myth of “being ready”and why starting before you feel qualified might be the most powerful move you can make. This isn’t about arriving perfect. It’s about having the courage to show up real. If you’ve been waiting for permission to begin… this is it.

Not Like Me, Still Love ‘Em

This episode’s been on my heart for a while. I’m talking about the people in our lives who don’t look like us, don’t believe what we believe, maybe live way different than we do—tattoos, drinking, smoking, different cultures, different faiths. And yet… they matter. They’ve shaped me. Some of the most impactful people in my life don’t share my faith—and that doesn’t scare me or push me away. It actually makes me better. This one’s about choosing to love people fully, even when they’re walking a different road.

Giving will help you rebuild

In today’s episode, I’m talking about giving, not in a flashy, look-at-me way, but in the quiet, behind-the-scenes kind of way that actually changes something inside you. I’ve been thinking a lot about how charity isn't just about money. It's about time, attention, and showing up when it would be easier not to. The truth is, every time I give, even when I don’t feel like I have much to offer, it does something in me. It resets my mindset. It reminds me of who I want to be. That’s what this one’s about.