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In this episode, Kaley sits down with her longtime friend Symone Patton, a co-pastor, community leader, and mom of three, and it gets real fast. They talk about the secret sauce to raising daughters who see people clearly, why some friendships aren't built to survive, and the very real chaos of doing three girls' hair. Kaley and Symone have been in the trenches of motherhood together since their oldest kids were in preschool, and it shows. If you've ever wondered how to raise girls who are confident and not naive, this one's for you!

Symone Patton is Co-Pastor of The Wave MN, where she leads alongside her husband, and works professionally as Innovation Project Manager of Program Engagement and Development at the Minnesota Homeownership Center, expanding access to homeownership across the state. She's a wife and mother of three daughters, and she's known for connecting faith with real life on identity, purpose, and leading authentically in every space she's in.

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In this episode, Kaley sits down with Minneapolis-based sales executive and creative entrepreneur Chandler Weir, and it gets real fast. They talk about what it actually looks like to straddle the corporate world and the creative one without losing yourself in either, how Chandler found her person after a lot of bumble dates and a very specific checklist, and what happens when the same strategy brain you use at work follows you into your love life. If you've ever felt like you had to choose between who you are and what looks good on paper, this one's for you!

Chandler Weir is a Minneapolis-based sales executive, content creator, and the Founder & CEO of Chandler Elaine Creative. With a foot firmly planted in both the corporate and creative worlds, Chandler refuses to give either up—because each makes her fundamentally better at the other. By blending her decade-long career driving strategy at Procter & Gamble with her firsthand experience navigating the creator economy, she acts as the ultimate bridge for her clients. Today, she partners with brands and businesses of all sizes to translate their creative vision into clear, actionable roadmaps, helping them build the diverse revenue streams they need to scale into enduring businesses!

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In this episode, Kaley sits down with physician and epidemiologist Dr. Rehana Ahmed to talk about what your skin actually needs after 30… not the marketing, but the truth. Together they unpack why perimenopause changes everything about your skincare routine, how to start building collagen before it’s too late, and what the Ozempic era is quietly doing to your skin. Plus, the line that reframes how you look in the mirror: if you’re treating your face, you should be treating your neck. A candid, no-fluff conversation for every woman who’s tired of guessing!

Dr. Rehana Ahmed is a physician and epidemiologist with 15 years of clinical practice. She specializes in aesthetic and anti-aging medicine, bringing a research-backed lens to skincare that cuts through the noise. No unnecessary steps, no empty promises. Known for her practical, evidence-based approach, Dr. Ahmed helps women understand what their skin actually needs, and why.