New city. New job. New apartment. An honest conversation about swinging hard, missing sometimes, and choosing gratitude for how things work out.

Why I started a Picnic Business. The challenges of starting in 5 different locations. The Future of the Picnic Business.

In this episode, we explore the challenges of starting a picnic business, the inspiration behind its creation, and the incredible joy of hosting picnics for strangers.

New city. New job. New apartment. An honest conversation about swinging hard, missing sometimes, and choosing gratitude for how things work out.

Fabulous interview with one of my old college friends! In this episode, we dive into the real, unfiltered experience of choosing a new city, a new job, and a new apartment right after college. We talk about learning to be thankful for how things worked out instead of wishing they were different, why it’s okay to swing hard and miss, and the importance of recognizing the privilege we’ve been given and using it with gratitude. An honest, encouraging conversation for anyone navigating big post-grad transitions.

Reframing your Mind After the Loss of a Parent. What does it mean when the Bible says "All Things Work Together For Good?" How to Use Reframes in Your Day to Day.

In this Episode, we dove into how to use "reframes" to look at your life and day to day differently. We talked about the lose of a mother, lose of a daughter, and how things that should be disadvantages CAN be advantages. When the Bible says, "All Things Work Together for Good," it requires work on your part to MAKE it good.

Affirmations that helped me during college, a marathon, starting a business, and during labor & postpartum.

What are affirmations and could they benefit your life? How to use affirmations to strengthen your mind and how you think about yourself.

Why Law School? What kind of person should go to Law School? How to get into Law School?

Should you go to Law School? How to get into Law School? Is Law School actually $55,000 per year? How to write your Personal Statement to get into law school?