Dating in 2026 has me asking a LOT of questions. From men who want freedom but still expect women to wait around, to dating horror stories that have other women deciding single life doesn't sound so bad, we're getting into what might actually be changing. Then we're talking reality TV and the double standards contestants face when gender and race affect who gets called confident, messy, passionate or "aggressive." I'm also sharing why I've finally stopped feeling guilty about DNFing books I don't enjoy, and why everybody seems to have an opinion about how other people spend their money. Grab your coffee, tea, or wine - because apparently there are a few unwritten rules we need to discuss.

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This week, we're talking about the things that somehow became normal without any of us agreeing to them. Why do we feel entitled to every detail of celebrities' relationships, and why won't we let them leave their exes in the past? I'm also asking whether we've forgotten how to be bored, who decided women have to live by "age-appropriate" rules, and whether the book really has to be better than the screen adaptation. Plus, when did every hobby need to become a side hustle? Grab your coffee, tea, or wine, because I've got questions... and a few opinions too.

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This week, nobody asked me, but here we are. 😂 I'm talking about my unexpected obsession with The Traitors, why the right workplace culture can matter just as much as the opportunity, and why the trad wife vs. independent woman debate gets people so worked up. Plus, I'm tackling the never-ending battle with clutter, getting back on track with my reading goals, and sharing more of the behind-the-scenes journey as I write my own books. A little pop culture, a little life, a little business, and plenty of opinions.

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This week we're talking about a little bit of everything. Is reality TV changing the way we think about dating, or is it simply exposing what's already happening? I'm also discussing why memoirs and thrillers both have a place on my bookshelf, why adults stop trying new things, and one of the biggest lessons entrepreneurship has taught me about pricing, confidence, and attracting the right clients. Grab your coffee, tea, or wine, and let's have a conversation.

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"Be his peace."

"Nah....Be his karma!"

If you've spent any time on social media lately, you've probably seen the debate.

In this episode of Classy & Sassy, I'm taking a step back from the comments section to explore what people really mean when they talk about peace, leadership, submission, and partnership. Are we listening to understand, or are we reacting to the stories and experiences we've attached to those words?

This isn't about choosing sides.

It's about asking better questions.

Join me as we unpack one of the internet's favorite relationship debates and consider whether the real conversation has been hiding underneath the viral sound bites all along.

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This week, we're covering a little bit of everything. I'm sharing my thoughts on the latest Love Island episodes. We're also talking about the internet's inability to let people grow, why memoirs have become one of my favorite genres, the books currently on my nightstand, and whether we've become a little too comfortable staying in situations that no longer serve us. Grab your coffee, tea, or wine, and let's have a conversation.

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If I had to sum up this week in one word, it would be pivot. Not because everything went wrong, but because almost everything required me to adjust. My work. My expectations. Even what I've been watching somehow turned into life lessons. And the more I thought about it, the more I realized that maybe pivoting isn't a sign that we're off track. Maybe it's exactly how we stay on track when life inevitably changes.

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This week we're talking reality TV, reading goals, celebrity memoirs, and one lesson that hit me harder than expected: being the reliable one comes with a cost.

From Love Island and Temptation Island to learning how to stop putting myself last, this episode is a candid conversation about balance, boundaries, and getting back to the things that matter to you.

Plus, I'm sharing what I'm reading next and why memoirs continue to fascinate me.

Pour a glass, get comfortable, and let's talk.

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