Red Nail Energy

What happens when the dream stays the same, but the path to it changes completely?Brandon Hill’s journey to fatherhood began with a plan to build a family with his husband, and ultimately led him to becoming a solo dad to Hudson. We talk surrogacy, an unexpected separation during pregnancy, waiting to learn if Hudson was biologically his, and what it means to redefine family when life looks nothing like you imagined.A story about choosing the dream, even when you have to let go of the plan. 

Have you ever felt like you're behind?Behind in your career.Behind in love.Behind in becoming the person you thought you'd be by now.In this episode, I'm joined by Paula Mathias, author of Speak Up and The YES Method, for a conversation about reinvention, confidence, and finding the courage to stop waiting for permission. We explore why so many women make themselves smaller, how to overcome imposter syndrome, what it really means to "speak up," and why your next chapter doesn't require certainty, it simply requires one brave yes.This episode is your reminder:You're not behind.You're becoming.

What if the relationship you've been searching for doesn't begin with finding the right person, but by becoming the right person and changing the relationship you have with yourself?In this episode, I'm joined by Shea Fairbanks for a conversation about emotional safety, attachment, self-worth, and what healthy partnership actually looks like. We unpack why so many of us mistake anxiety for chemistry, what it means to create safety for one another, and why the healthiest relationships are built from wholeness rather than need.If you've ever questioned your dating patterns, confused intensity with intimacy, or wondered what secure love actually feels like, this conversation is for you.

She's baaaack!Have you ever wondered if the resistance you're feeling is actually trying to tell you something? In this episode, I reflect on the past year, the power of creating space instead of forcing outcomes, and why some of life's biggest disappointments may actually be making room for something even better.