Business, Boys & Bullshit

Nobody is coming to be your biggest cheerleader. Not in business, not in life, and sometimes not even when you need it most.
In this episode, we're talking about advocating for yourself, putting yourself out there, chasing opportunities, and learning to believe in what you're building—even when nobody else seems to notice.
Because sometimes you have to be your own biggest supporter, toughest critic, and loudest damn cheerleader.
Let's talk about it! 🎙️

I wanted five kids. I swore I'd be the kind of mom who had it all together. And I never imagined I'd become a substitute teacher, volunteer, business owner, AND someone with a podcast. 😂
In this episode, we're talking about the things we swear we'll never do, the plans life has a way of changing, and the unexpected ways we grow into people we never imagined becoming. From infertility and motherhood to raising three boys who keep me humble, I'm learning that sometimes the best things happen when life doesn't follow the plan.
And if there's one thing I've learned? Be careful what you say you'll never do. Life has a sense of humor. And apparently, so do my kids.
Welcome to Business, Boys & Bullshit — there will probably be some lessons. There will definitely be some bullshit. 🎙️

Sometimes the problem isn’t the other person. Sometimes… it’s you.
In this episode, I’m getting brutally honest about a situation where I had a legitimate concern, but handled it completely wrong. I was angry, I reacted instead of responded, and afterward, I was embarrassed by the version of myself I had put on display.
But sometimes being embarrassed is exactly what we need to take a good, hard look at ourselves.
I’m talking about learning to separate being right from being right in how you handle something, trusting your gut without letting it control you, and learning that becoming softer doesn’t mean becoming weaker.
You can stop being angry without suddenly liking someone. You can forgive yourself without inviting someone back into your life. And you can choose peace without pretending you were wrong about everything.
Maybe growing up isn’t about becoming a completely different person.
Maybe it’s about becoming self-aware enough to stop repeating the parts of your story you don't want anymore.
Welcome to Episode 2: It’s Not You, It’s Me.

I have no idea if anyone is going to listen to this. But…why not? In this first episode, I’m sharing how fear kept me from launching my first business for nearly two years, what happened when I finally did, the business that flopped, and how I learned to stop waiting for perfect. I’m raising three boys, building businesses, figuring out money, and finally realizing that failure isn’t nearly as scary as never trying. Let’s see where this goes.