#56: Money Mindset in Your 20s

#56: Money Mindset in Your 20s

A quick, honest breakdown of why budgeting in your 20s isn’t about restriction — it’s about freedom. I share how shifting my mindset changed everything, why your 20s are for planting financial seeds, and why you don’t need to have it all figured out to start.

#55. Staying Grounded

Mental health has been on my mind lately. With political noise, personal stress, and everything feeling a little heavier, I’ve pulled back from social media and focused on protecting my peace. In this episode, I talk about staying informed without being consumed, how anxiety in our 20s is often self-inflicted, and why taking control of your mental health matters—especially before stress spills into your relationships. A reminder to slow down, set boundaries, and choose how you show up.

#54. Resetting Adulthood

Resetting Adulthood is about stepping into a new chapter of your 20s with confidence instead of fear. In this episode, I talk about slowing down, taking more time for myself, and resetting my mindset after the year—setting intentions that actually support growth. From facing real adult milestones like buying your first car to dropping the excuses that keep us stuck, this is about choosing progress over comfort. With a subtle Stranger Things–inspired theme, think of this episode as your reminder that growth can feel unfamiliar—but that doesn’t mean you’re headed in the wrong direction.

#53. Notification Overload

Today we’re talking about notification overload and why your phone is stressing you out way more than you realize. I’m sharing the boundaries I’ve set—especially as someone who works from home—that helped me unplug, reset, and take my time back.

#52. Forever a Kid

In our 20s, we’re expected to have life figured out — but most days, it feels like we’re just older kids trying to make sense of it all. In this episode, I talk about the pressure to grow up fast, missing the freedom of childhood, and how to reconnect with the parts of ourselves that still crave curiosity, joy, and simplicity.