My Uncle Frank lived with schizophrenia, but to me he was one of the kindest, most generous people I knew. He always gave two hugs because one was never enough. In this episode, I reflect on how his courage to show up as himself still teaches me what it means to love.

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Sometimes finding yourself means getting lost first. In this episode, I explore the beautiful process of losing who you thought you were so you can see who you really are. From New Year’s resolutions to ego-driven goals and everything in between, this is a reminder that clarity doesn’t come from control, it comes from honesty.

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Welcome to Szn 6!

Fishing with my Grandma Moses taught me more than how to catch dinner, it taught me how to catch life. Through quiet mornings on the dock, I learned self-sufficiency, how to provide, and how to keep going when the world felt uncertain. Those early lessons shaped the way I navigated adulthood: hustling, surviving, and staying afloat no matter what.

But as I’ve been slowly finding my rhythm again, in my work, wellness, and online presence, I’ve realized that survival isn’t the same as thriving. In this episode, I reflect on what Grandma Moses taught me, what those lessons couldn’t, and the clarity that comes when you stop just staying alive and start casting for something more. 🌊✨

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