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Jan 11, 2026 21 min

EP 27: things I'm loving rn

from Interlinked Hosted by Ray Schonhiutt

Life is more exciting when you appreciate the little things: a new show, a new nail color, a new hobby, a new song, the list goes on.. In today’s episode, I’m giving y’all a lil insight on some of the things that have been bringing me joy lately in an effort to get you to also reflect on what has been entertaining/interesting/enjoyable for you. Having gratitude is something that I advocate for time and time again, but it’s for good reason. The moment you change your perspective, explore your curiosities, and take note of the mini wins, you will recognize that your energy directly correlates to your experiences in this life. Everything is a mirror. Put the work into your mindset and watch your reality become brighter. I’m here for you & rooting for you always! Xo Check out this week’s homework (scroll down) for a glimpse of the topics covered, and if any stand out to you, tap iiiin. Thank you soooooo much for listening! If you resonate with anything I mentioned, it's because we're interlinked.. DUHHH. Follow to stay up to date on new episodes dropping every Thursday (ish) ! Throw your thoughts in the comments (all feedback welcome) and share with someone who needs to hear this message :) Whole lotta loveee, Ray <3 __________________________________________________________ Last Episode's Homework: Reflect on 2025 & plan ahead for 2026 using my 2025 wrapped document :) Detach from your phone This Episode's Homework: Take note of the things you’re currently loving! Do more activities that you enjoy Declutter your space (auction party)

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