144: Getting Over Someone You Never Dated & Moving On From What Could’ve Been

144: Getting Over Someone You Never Dated & M...

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Things I Find Incredibly Chic

There's something incredibly chic about the little things. Not designer bags or expensive vacations, but making your bed every morning, wearing matching pajamas to sleep, lighting a candle on a Tuesday, complimenting strangers, buying fresh flowers from the grocery store, and cre ...  Show more

PODCAST: Unsexy Habits That Actually Work: How to Become the Best Version of Yourself

Everyone wants to become the best version of themselves, but most people are looking for dramatic transformations instead of the small habits that quietly change everything.In this episode, we're talking about the unsexy habits that actually work—the routines no one posts, the ch ...  Show more

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