Some friendships are polished and picture-perfect.
Others are loud, messy, unexpected, healing, chaotic, and somehow still exactly what you needed.

In Episode 6 of Thank Me Later Podcast, I sit down with some of my friends from Hawaii Volleyball Club for a real conversation about friendship — what it means, what it takes, and how different every connection can look.

This episode was recorded right at the beach while we were playing volleyball, and honestly… the episode itself reflects the message perfectly. One mic died. The wind knocked the camera out of focus toward the end. The audio isn’t the cleanest. The video isn’t perfect.

But neither are friendships.

And maybe that’s the point.

Not every friendship will look the same. Not every season of friendship will sound perfect or feel easy. But the real ones? The genuine ones? They still matter through the imperfections.

This episode is fun, raw, unfiltered, and full of laughs, honesty, and good energy straight from the beach.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

It’s finally here! In this trailer of Thank Me Later, I’ll be sharing why I started this podcast and giving you a sneak peek of what’s to come. This is the place for real talk, fresh perspectives, and conversations that leave you inspired to grow and level up in life.

Big shoutout to the music producers at Island Surge for creating the original intro beat 🔥. Go check them out and show some love on Instagram at @island.surge.

Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button and connect with me on Instagram at @thankmelaterpod so you’re always in the loop. This is just the beginning—let’s go! 🚀

In this solo episode, it’s just me.

No guests. Just an honest conversation about friendship — and how your circle naturally shifts as you grow.

We audit our finances.

We audit our habits.

We audit our goals.

But when was the last time you audited the people closest to you?

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve had to confront the reality that not every friend is meant for every season. Some friendships deepen. Others grow distant. And some reveal themselves the moment you start winning, speaking your truth, or evolving beyond who you used to be.

In this episode, I talk about:

• ​How to recognize when your circle no longer aligns with your growth
• ​The difference between genuine support and performative celebration
• ​Friends who only applaud when they can attach themselves to your success
• ​The quiet competition that sometimes hides inside “support"
• ​Why protecting your peace may require shrinking your circle

I also share a sneak peek into the new friendship series — next month we’ll unpack what real friendship looks like, how to build it, and how to release what no longer serves you.

Growth is intentional.

Your circle should be too.

Music by IslandSurge