In today’s episode of Jumping Into Jupiter, I’m revisiting one of the most exciting and unforgettable experiences of my 20s—my very first solo trip to New York City. 🗽✨

This wasn’t just a vacation; it was a bold move that taught me how to be independent, confident, and fully present in my own company. From learning how to navigate the subway to eating solo and enjoying the views, every moment reminded me that I was capable, worthy, and so much braver than I gave myself credit for.

Join me as I reflect on what that trip meant to me, how it shaped my sense of freedom, and why it still stands out as one of my most meaningful adventures to date.

In this episode of Jumping Into Jupiter, I’m sharing a core memory that changed the course of my life—quitting a job that no longer served me and taking a solo trip that helped me find myself again.

It wasn’t an easy decision, but it was necessary. That solo adventure gave me the space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with the version of me I had been missing. From the quiet moments of clarity to the thrill of navigating new streets on my own, it became so much more than a trip—it became a turning point.

If you’ve ever felt stuck or scared to take a leap, this one’s for you.
Join me as I reflect on how walking away created space for something so much better.

In today’s episode of Jumping Into Jupiter, I’m taking a walk down memory lane to revisit the dreams I had as a kid. From the wildly imaginative to the surprisingly ambitious, I talk about what little me thought adulthood would look like—and how that’s shifted over time.

As I count down to my 30th birthday, I’m giving myself space to honor those childhood dreams, laugh at the funny ones, and reflect on how they still show up in my life today—even if things didn’t go exactly as planned.

Whether your childhood dream was to be a singer, a scientist, or a superhero, this episode is a reminder that our younger selves still live inside of us—and they still have something to say.