You ever think about how most of us are in some kind of service job, even if it doesn’t look like the usual “customer service” stuff? We’re all out here interacting, showing up, giving something of ourselves... and people walk away with their own experience of that. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what makes those interactions actually feel good—for them, but also for us.

This episode is me sorting through memories, moments, and maybe a few patterns I’ve started to notice. Is “good service” really about the script, or is it about something deeper..connection, attention, intention? Let’s unpack that together.

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For a long time, I convinced myself that structure was the key to avoiding a psychological breakdown. Like many of us, I found comfort in routine..it gave me a sense of control, of safety. But as I got older, I noticed something shift. My definition of structure started to blur with my work, and eventually, I began to equate the two. That worked… until it didn’t.

In this episode, I’m opening up about the journey of untangling structure from identity, and what it means to seek stability without losing yourself in the process. If you’ve ever felt afraid of the unknown or found yourself clinging to routine just to stay afloat, this one’s for you.

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As an interior designer, one of the questions I get asked all the time is, "What's your design style?" And honestly, I don’t like answering that question because I feel like I'm putting myself in a box. But recently, I took a walk around my neighborhood and couldn’t help but take mental notes on some design styles I saw...some things I loved, and others… not so much. So in this episode, I’m sharing my personal design loves, some MAJOR pet peeves. I will say that this one’s a little opinionated but if you're down to bear with me, let’s get into it.

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