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I’ve got a change of pace in this ep, the mic gets turned around and my girl Holly interviews me while we have a few pre-drinks.
We start with a quick fire about guilty pleasures, google searches, and the best advice I’ve ever been given and then get into bigger questions about work, identity, mental health, queerness and illness.
We talk about what people often assume about me in the first 10 seconds, how childhood illness shaped my relationship with my body and safety, what my mental health lows have taught me, and how queerness, business, healing, and purpose all intersect in this season of life. Thought it was about time I practiced what I preach and get less surface level with you guys, enjoy x
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