This week, everything cracked open a little.
I accidentally fell into one of the most inspiring moments in recent history (Artemis II, duh!) (hi, moon mission 😭), I cried about it for 24 hours, and somehow ended up rethinking everything I thought I knew about productivity, creativity, and what it actually means to build a life that feels good.
In this episode we get into identity, mindset, and what it actually feels like to start building something from zero. I talk about the trap of optimization culture, why I’m choosing resiliency instead, and the uncomfortable reality of putting yourself online before you feel ready.
We're talking:
– blowing my own deadline (lol)
– obsessively checking YouTube stats… and then stopping
– the rule I made about not letting body image stop me from posting
– why the “worst” take ended up being the best one
– what it felt like to see strangers actually connect with my work
– and the very uncomfortable realization that… being myself actually worksAlso: a very real update from the trenches of starting a YouTube channel from zero (we hit 24 subscribers 🥲)
This is a real-time documentation of building a creative life and platform from the ground up — no audience, no strategy, just figuring it out as I go. If you’re in the messy middle of starting something, this one’s for you. No hindsight. No polished advice. Just the process.
ily guys.
and BIG shout out to our astronauts!! thank you for inspiring the whole world, welcome home 🩷🌔🌏