JUST DO YOU.
The JUST DO YOU. podcast is a vibrant space for authentic conversations designed to connect, inspire, and empower us. Through these conversations, we explore the journey to finding confidence, discovering our unique voice, and embracing our truth. Along the way, we just might uncover new perspectives that help us step into what I call the JUST DO YOU. sweet spot — the space where you're fully, unapologetically yourself.
Each week, I’m honored to sit down for unscripted conversations with friends, family, colleagues, community leaders, and influencers as they share their personal stories. Together, we’ll laugh, maybe shed a few tears, but most importantly, we’ll remind ourselves that no one journeys through life alone. I hope you enjoy these moments as much as I do.
So, are you ready? WELCOME to the conversation!
JUST DO YOU.
Latest Episodes
Episode 88 - What Happens When There's No Room to Read with Eric Nicoll
For the past decade, I’ve been carrying around a feeling I haven’t really talked about on this podcast.I’ve felt trapped.From the outside, my life doesn’t look particularly trapped. I have a career I built and still love, this pod...
Episode 87 - When the Quiet Reveals Your Truth with Geneva Lake
What happens when life finally gets quiet enough for you to hear yourself?For decades, Geneva Lake was moving.Building an extraordinary career in technology. Raising a family. Traveling the world. Achieving. Succeeding. Doi...
Episode 86 - You're Ready As You Are with Lani Gobaleza
What if you stopped waiting until you felt completely ready?In Episode 86 of JUST DO YOU., I sit down with Filipino American artist, playwright, filmmaker and entrepreneur Lani Gobaleza for a beautiful conversation about cr...
Episode 85 - Rewriting His Hallmark Ending with Jonathan Bennett
You may know Jonathan Bennett as Aaron Samuels from Mean Girls. But in this candid, funny and refreshingly personal conversation, I sit down with the actor, host, producer, creator, husband, and LGBTQ+ advocate to meet the man beyond t...
