Being a content creator looks like the dream job right now.

Share your life. Build an audience. Make money online. Maybe even turn your platform into an entire career.

But after being on social media since the VERY early days of Facebook, I have some thoughts about what this career actually looks like… and what I wish more people understood before jumping in.

In this solo chat, we’re talking about how much social media has changed, what it’s really like to build a life and business online, and why I think anyone pursuing content creation needs something bigger than followers, likes, and an algorithm.

Because I LOVE what social media has made possible. It changed my life. It gave ordinary people access to audiences, opportunities, businesses, and careers that literally didn’t exist before.

But it also comes with a side we don’t talk about enough.

The criticism. The expectations. The pressure to constantly perform. The reality that you’re building on platforms you don’t own. And the fact that eventually, whether you plan for it or not, your relationship with social media is going to change.

We chat about:

• How social media has changed since the early days of Facebook
• Why becoming a content creator isn’t as glamorous as it looks
• The criticism, judgment, and expectations creators face online
• Why you need an intention AND an exit strategy before building your career on social media
• What Miss Rachel gets right about building a platform around a bigger mission
• Why more followers and visibility don’t necessarily equal more impact
• How to build something meaningful without becoming beholden to an algorithm

If you’re building a business online, dreaming about becoming a creator, or wondering why social media just doesn’t feel the way it used to, this chat is for you.

Because if there’s one thing I’ve learned after all these years online, it’s this: the algorithm will change, the attention will change, the money will change, and eventually, this chapter will too.

There are two kinds of people in this world… people who think it’s totally normal to let a toddler roam a public park while “the village” watches them AND and people like me 😂

This week, Alex joins me for one of my favorite kinds of episodes as we unpack the wildest conversations happening over on Threads. From parenting debates and relationship hot takes to why checking your partner’s phone is absolutely not the flex some people think it is, we’re saying exactly what we think.

We also get into the great garlic powder crisis, Mercury retrograde, and why “Threads Nicole” might just be be Alex’s favorite version of me.

We chat about:

• The parenting debate that had everyone on Threads asking who should really be watching the kids
• Whether “the village” actually exists when you’re raising children today
• The difference between trust, intuition, and control in a healthy marriage
• The internet’s funniest (and most unhinged) hot takes on Threads
• The surprisingly serious conversation about childcare, parenting, and modern family life

If you’ve ever read something online and thought, “Wait… am I the crazy one?” this chat is for you.

Come laugh with us, disagree with us, and maybe send me a Thread afterward. I want to hear where you land.

There’s a quiet frustration a lot of us are carrying right now. Somehow politics has become more about picking a team than solving problems and many of us are looking for a way OUT.

Maybe you’re tired of the culture wars. Maybe you’re exhausted by the constant outrage. Maybe you’re looking around wondering why nobody seems to be talking about the things that actually impact your daily life… like childcare, the cost of living, and whether your family can afford the future you want for your kids.

If that’s you, this chat is going to hit home.

I sit down with Tennessee gubernatorial candidate, Dr. Lauren Pinkston, for a chat about independent politics,  the childcare crisis, and why so many Americans feel politically homeless right now.

Because whether you’re deeply involved in politics or you’ve completely checked out, this chat is really about something much bigger: what happens when ordinary people start looking for practical solutions instead of partisan talking points.

We chat about:

• Why more Americans are identifying as independent voters
• The childcare crisis and its impact on working families
• Why women belong in positions of political leadership
• How political polarization is leaving many voters feeling unheard
• Why focusing on issues instead of culture wars could change the future of government
• What it actually means to run as an independent candidate

Because no matter where you land politically, I think all of us are looking for the same thing… a little more hope and a lot more honesty.

Why is it that in so many cases, the moment a woman starts thriving, her partner becomes uncomfortable with her success?

I know we can agree that neither partner in a relationship should have to make themselves smaller to keep the relationship working.

Today, Alex is back on the podcast, and we’re chatting through what so many women are quietly experiencing but rarely talk about openly: what happens when a woman starts stepping into her full potential and the people around her struggle to keep up.

We’re talking about ambition, marriage, success, insecurity, and why so many high-achieving women are told to dim their light in order to make other people comfortable.

We chat about:

• Why some men feel threatened by a woman’s success
• The difference between a supportive partner and a competitive one
• How insecurity can quietly sabotage relationships and marriages
• The truth about being a high-achieving woman in today’s dating and marriage landscape

Alex shares his take on navigating marriage, building your individual dreams while growing together, and what it actually looks like to support your partner without losing yourself in the process.

And whew… there were a few moments in this chat that had both of us saying, “Why aren’t we talking about this more?”

If you’ve ever questioned whether your ambition makes you “too much”… if you’ve ever been told to play small, dim your light, or lower your standards… if you’re trying to build relationships that can grow alongside your success instead of being threatened by it… this episode is for you.

Y’all… can we be honest for a second?

The internet has some of us convinced that nobody is hiring, every job posting is fake, AI is taking over, and the only path forward is to quit your job and become an entrepreneur.

But what if that’s not actually true?

In this chat I sit down with career strategist and executive coach, Rayla Bailey for a conversation about layoffs, career transitions, salary negotiation, networking, LinkedIn, and what it really takes to get hired in today’s job market.

Because whether you’re feeling stuck in your current role, wondering if you’re underpaid, navigating a layoff, or quietly dreaming about your next chapter, this chat is packed with practical advice and a healthy dose of hope.

We chat about:

• Why Rayla tells job seekers to stay off the internet after a layoff
• The biggest mistake professionals make when they start looking for a new job
• How networking actually works in today’s hiring market
• Whether LinkedIn is still worth your time
• What career coaches recommend doing before you ever need a new job

If you’ve ever told yourself:

“Nobody is hiring.”

“I’ll update my resume when I need it.”

“It’s too hard to get a new job.”

Friend… this chat is for you.