Showin’ ya how we organize + talk about money as a couple!

You know what they say… with great risk comes great reward. I’m sharing why I think you should always take action and stop putting your life on hold. There’s never going to be a magical time when everything is “right”. This is your life. Own it.

Andrew and I started going to therapy together back in October, and it was a decision we willingly made to explore and grow deeper in our relationship. Consider it a part of our wellness routine. Here are the 5 lessons we’ve learned so far that have made our relationship THAT much stronger.

Let’s get into this… you all were curious about how I maximize my time as an entrepreneur, how I plan my days, stay motivated, set boundaries, and how I integrate work and personal life. You might find that some of these strategies are just what you needed to uplevel your biz, find that healthy hustle, and feel damn good.

As we get older life kind of shifts. We begin our career, travel for work and pleasure, fall in love, maybe move in with a partner, start companies, grow side hustles, and even grow babies. Life gets busy, and making solid friendship with new people really ain’t all that easy. Here’s a few ways to make #friendshipgoals a reality as a 20-something, 30-something and beyond.

One thing I’ve become more mindful of in my daily life is cutting down on using unnecessary apologies. Sure, a sorry here and there might seem polite and well-intentioned enough, but if you’re saying this word like it’s on repeat - it’s time to rephrase.

Being an entrepreneur is a very exciting and rewarding path that I wouldn’t trade for anything, but that’s not to say it isn’t without tremendous hard work. Here are some of the biggest misconceptions.

Here’s your friendly reminder to pause, take a breath and make sure you’re still doing things you love outside of work (even if you love your job!).

Because being busy and being productive are two different things.

Reflecting on a pivotal and indescribable year of travels and growth.