In this episode, I talk about something that’s been quietly eating at my creativity and confidence: the pressure to be ready before I speak, to be perfect before I show up. It's how over-curation has made me hold back ideas, how waiting for 100% readiness spills into relationships, and why the lack of recognition can make consistency feel exhausting.

It’s me—messy, mid-process, and honest-speaking about the fears, burnout, and self-doubt that come with always trying to “get it right” before we go. If you’ve been delaying your voice, your art, or your heart because it doesn’t feel perfect yet, this one’s for you.

Since when did simply living life on your own terms become such a big deal? These days, it feels like no matter what you do—whether you're taking a different path, sticking to tradition, or just making choices that don’t fit the norm—someone always has an opinion. When did personal choices become public discussion?

In this episode, I'm breaking down the slow disappearance of true individualism, the little ways society pushes us to conform, and why thinking for yourself shouldn’t feel like such a bold move.

Ever felt like the odd one out just for making a choice that works for you? Let’s talk about it!

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Guess who’s back after a very long and unintentional hiatus?....me. And no, I wasn’t off enjoying myself because life has been lifinggg, but it's what it is.

Today's episode is just me discussing toxic positivity because yes, positivity can get a bit....toxic. You ever tell someone you’re struggling, and they hit you with “just be grateful” or “everything happens for a reason”? hmm yep! that's exactly what it sounds like sometimes.

I’m breaking down toxic positivity—why forcing good vibes 24/7 is not the flex people think it is. I also share my own experiences and talk about how we can actually support each other without dismissing real feelings. Let’s talk about it! 🎙️

So hit play, share with a friend, and tell me—what’s the worst toxic positivity advice you’ve ever gotten?

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