Sis, let’s be real—moving to a new city after college can feel exciting, but it can also be a lot. The loneliness, the uncertainty, the pressure to “make it” on your own—it’s something so many of us go through, but we don’t always talk about.

In this episode of Sis, Me Too!, I sit down with my girl Maddie Tanner to get real about what it’s like to start fresh in a new place, the struggle of finding your people, and the decision to return home when things don’t feel right. We unpack the emotions that come with big life transitions, the guilt that can creep in when plans change, and why choosing what’s best for you is never a step backward.

Maddie opens up about her own journey—the excitement, the loneliness, and the strength it took to admit that it was time to pack things up and head back to her hometown.

Whether you’re in the midst of a big move, feeling a bit lost, or questioning if going back to a familiar place is the right choice, this conversation is for you.

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Sis, let’s talk about it—post-grad life isn’t always as smooth as we imagined. The pressure to land the perfect job, the emotional rollercoaster of job searching, and the overwhelming feeling of not knowing what’s next? Yeah, we’ve all been there.

In this episode of Sis, Me Too!, I sit down with my girl Destiny to get real about the ups and downs of navigating life after college. We unpack the weight of societal expectations, the stress of trying to stick to the ideal timeline, and the self-doubt that creeps in when things don’t go as planned. Destiny opens up about her own journey—how she’s learned to trust God, embrace personal growth during uncertainty, and lean on her community for support.

We also get into the importance of work-life balance (because burnout is real, sis) and remind ourselves that our path is our own. If you’re feeling stuck or second-guessing your journey, this episode is here to remind you that the right opportunity will come—and in the meantime, your growth is just as important as your next big move.

Wanna connect with Destiny? Feel free to reach out to her on LinkedIn.

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Sis, if you’ve ever felt stuck trying to figure out your next move, you’re not alone. That what next? feeling is real, and in this episode of Sis, Me Too!, we’re diving deep into it with my girl Annie.

Annie had a plan—or at least, she thought she did. But after an unexpected door opened right before graduation, she found herself at a crossroads, unsure of what direction to take. Instead of forcing a path that didn’t feel right, she took a leap of faith—accepting the Fulbright scholarship and moving to Taiwan to further connect with her roots. From navigating new environments to dealing with the weight of uncertainty, she shares how she’s learned to embrace the unknown, trust herself, and lean on her community for support. We also get real about the struggle of balancing ambition with rest and how sometimes friends drift apart.

So, if you’ve ever felt torn between staying in your comfort zone or taking a risk on something new, Annie’s story will remind you that it’s okay to take your time, explore, and create a path that feels right for you.

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Let’s keep thriving together, sis! ✨