09/02/2026
A few things that have been filling my cup lately 🤍
Life feels really full right now. Full in the beautiful ways, the exhausting ways, and all the ways somewhere in between.
But these are the things that bring me back, fill me back up, and remind me just how much there is to be grateful for!
1 — DREAMING UP THE NEXT BIG IDEA WITH MY HUSBAND
We used to joke about getting to work together one day… and now we actually do. That’s something I don’t think I’ll ever stop being grateful for.
We complement each other so well in life AND in business. We both excel in completely different areas of the company, and we’ve learned to trust each other to take the lead in the things we each understand best.
Without one another, the wheels don’t spin quite the same. But together, they never seem to stop. 😂
Getting to sit together, dream up some ridiculous new idea, figure out how we could actually make it happen, and then watch it become real is one of my favorite parts of the life we’re building together.
2 — LAUGHING UNTIL MY STOMACH HURTS
There are very few people who can make me laugh until my stomach hurts and I’m actually crying.
Those are also the people who know me fully unmasked, completely comfortable, and in my most authentic state.
Masking is something I’ve done for so long in public, so there’s something almost indescribable about being around people where it can completely come off. Where I don’t have to think about how I’m being perceived or tone myself down. I can just be.
That kind of laughter, comfort, and safety fills my cup every single time.
3 — SHARING SMALL MOMENTS + BIG DREAMS WITH OUR KIDDOS
Snuggles on the couch in our jammies after making pancakes (and leaving a MASSIVE mess downstairs), then heading into the café to check in and squeeze in a few hours of work.
It’s stressfullllllll as ever sometimes, but I know core memories are being formed in their little brains right in the middle of all of it. 🥹
There’s something so special about knowing they’re getting to watch us dream, build, work hard, make mistakes, and figure things out together. What we’re doing right now will forever be woven into their childhood, and that makes even t