On this episode, get your free fck cancer sticker! I also share a song my high school friend, Patrick, wrote me called, "A Song for the Hard Times."

Most cancer merch is cheugy. There, I said it. 

As I absorb all the love, prayers and support, I can't help to think of others in a serious situation like mine who don't have the support I do. This episode is for them. Help me spread it around the world, like a digital "get well soon" card.

I've known I've had cancer for less than three weeks and it feels like THREE YEARS. On this episode, I tell you about how it feels to have cancer. I share experiences and examples of how I've been dealing with sadness, stress, humor and wondering what the fck is going to happen to my nipples.

On October 14, I was diagnosed with Stage 1 Breast Cancer. Essentially overnight, I went from a normal AF human, to someone now associated with the cancer community.

Over the past few months, I can't seem to bring myself to get motivated enough to be consistent with anything in my life. And then I picked up the Motivation Manifesto by Brendon Burchard. I share his chapter, "On Fear" during this episode and my thoughts along with it.

I've taken some of the best quotes, moments and lessons from the past six episodes and put them all into ONE. This will give you insight on six different stories, perspectives and homebuying processes to ensure you learn, laugh and find a few helpful gems in your journey!

"My name is Kyle and I'm marrying your sister!" LOL, true. However, Kyle is here today to talk investing! He shares some creative ways to invest, no matter where you live, what you do and what you THINK investing should look like.

Think you need a family, spouse, kids, significant others, etc to buy a home? Think again. You can do this for you and you only. And Dena Phillips is here to tell you how.

Whew, what they say is true... in this housing market the struggle is REAL. Vinny and his girlfriend, Montana, know this first hand! They've searched for quite some time on the east coast and it's been a challenge. Vinny takes us inside how it actually feels to go through it.

THIS ONE IS SO GOOD! Rebecca tells us how she and her husband went against the grain from owning to renting their current home. Renting can be SO taboo, let’s talk about why.

After eight years of moving across the country for education and work, Jenna is embarking on a new chapter in property management by buying and living in a fixer upper. She also bought her home while her husband was halfway across the world serving in the military.

Nikko is a great example of long-term thinking. Shortly after college graduation, he moved home and bought himself and his dog a small condo. He knew he'd reap the benefits of this purchase in the future, and boy, did it EVER come into play since his life has changed drastically recently.

No fear, Levi Cromer is HERE! Jacob and I's real estate agent joins me to get the REAL DEAL on what it's like to survive and thrive in one of the most crazy, intense and ridiculous housing markets this country has ever seen.

On today’s solo episode, I get deep… like brink of tears deep. Buying a home was a HUGE facing fear moment for me, and I explain why. From having a major fail in 2018 to purchasing our dream home earlier this year, the road was bumpy. I share my story of feeling full of shame on this topic, to pulling myself out of a rut with my four Facing Fear tools.

I’M BACK! It’s been a few months since I’ve released a new episode so it’s time to catch up! I needed to accomplish some things in my personal life like getting married and buying a HOUSE!

On today’s episode I let you know I will be taking a small hiatus from the podcast, what plans I have for the podcast (I'm hiring!!) and how the show is going to come back bigger and BETTER!

Between a full-time job, part-time job, wedding planning, training for an Ironman and MORE, I've decided I need some time and space to be a human BEING instead of a human DOING.

Sara Hindi moved from the Middle East to the US ... twice. Upon her permanent return at 16-years-old, she battled Islamophobia and figuring out who she was as her authentic self. Through facing fear, she started to worry less about how others perceived me and focused more about how I perceived herself.

Josie dropped out of college to pursue a career on social media without ever making a dime off of Instagram. It was the bold move that led to her dream job. We get right to the heart of facing fear of Josie's story, the exact day when she made her decision to drop out.

Ronnie's story is one I've been itching to tell for a long time. When I asked how he has faced fear, his response said, "I had massive success in the entertainment business, lost it all, ended up on my brothers couch and decided to bet on myself and rebuild."