On this episode of echoes, I talk about the rabbit hole of buying a Volkswagen beetle if I recommend it if I don't and I pretty much just tell you everything you need to know if you're looking to buy one I recommend buying one and this is the episode that kind of goes into why I hope you enjoy the episode. bye, love bug.

I have been eating so green and organic lately and I genuinely feel happier from taking care of myself. I really needed this because I was so unhealthy and upset from not feeling healthy. Eating “shit” in moderation still means you’re eating the shit… and that’s my tea. My food routine explained: Breakfast: Better Oats oatmeal with honey, pecans, cinnamon, and a scoop or two of yogurt. Lunch: Usually a MorningStar corndog (not much nutrients tbh) so I pair it with green beans. Snack: Coffee or tea with dates and peanut butter. Dinner: A CAVA-inspired salad or another corndog with any veggie. Downsides: The farts and shits are morbid. My do’s and don’ts when it comes to my health (we are all different) Do: • Drink low cal tea and/or coffee. Coffee can actually be so healthy. Mine is almond milk + Silk almond creamer, and my tea is Saint James. • Vegan options are usually healthier for me. • Light meat only. All I’ve ever heard is red meat carries so much fat while lighter meat has higher protein and lower fat. Don’t: • Drink soda. Sugar free included in this statement. • Chips really aren’t important when there are so many other options. Current favs: • Sweet potato chips • Flavored popcorn Media lately: Pinterest “Rodiculous” podcast PPP beach house Bye, love bug.

In this episode of Echoes, I talk about how growing up in traditional middle and high school environments can shape people into versions of themselves that don’t always feel real. I feel like a lot of people stay stuck in those social norms and expectations for years, and only really start becoming themselves in their mid-20s because it takes that long to unlearn the pressure to conform. I also talk about why being out of inperson school for so long gave me the courage to start posting on YouTube. Even things as normal as making TikToks get judged so heavily, and that fear of people watching or criticizing you can seriously hold you back creatively. I share how I got the confidence to post my first YouTube video, why it felt easier in the beginning, and how creating content now takes being a little more lowkey and incognito with more people around me. Media mentions: Olivia Rodrigo — “the cure” Anna Konkle — “the sane one” eBay finds I’ve been loving lately Bye love bug.