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In this episode of Like Me, Jordan Reid sits down with Jamie Stone, a beauty blogger who’s been online since 2006—back when blogging was still a side project, brand deals were paid in lip gloss, and no one quite knew what they were building.

The conversation moves beyond platforms and into the emotional realities of long-term visibility: aging in an industry obsessed with newness, deciding what parts of your life are still yours, and how grief, fertility struggles, and personal loss reshape what it means to show up online. Jamie speaks candidly about writing through grief, sharing her IVF journey with intention and boundaries, and why micro-influence can still carry real impact.

This episode is about growing up alongside the internet—and choosing not to contort yourself to keep up with it.

Olivia Howell, founder of Fresh Starts Registry, hasn’t just been on the front lines of the influencer industry since its inception, she’s been a part of my story since literally Day One. We have never met in real life (!!!!), but we have walked each other through massive life changes and pivots, and there are few women on the planet with as much insight into performance culture as Olivia.

On this bonus episode of Like Me, I explain why it took me so long to start a podcast. The reason isn't what you might think.

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