Hello my beautiful people and welcome back to the moments podcast. I'm coming at you live on a lovely Tuesday morning

podcast was supposed to come out yesterday, but your girls last minute. What can I say?

Happy to be here. I haven't missed you guys. I haven't talked to you since before I went to France, before I

hard-launched my boyfriend, before I got my life back together. That one's still working progress, but

that's kind of what I want to talk about. Actually, is that what I want to talk about? I don't know. I

kind of want to talk to you about trusting that the right things are going to come to you at the right

times in your life. It is just so hard for us all to just trust the process and understand that

the right things and the right people and the right ventures and the right excursions and the right

opportunities always come when they're meant to come. It's so easy to get lost in the thoughts that

other people are ahead of you. They're moving further than you. They're moving faster than you.

They're doing more things this and that when the reality is it's all part of the process. Okay, you

can't compare your chapter one to someone else's chapter 10 and we're all in a different path. We

all have a different schedule and if you want to believe that someone has it all planned out for you,

please do so. Please have faith. Please trust in whatever higher power it is that you would like

to trust in. But before I deep dive into that, let me tell you about France because that trip

was so freaking awesome and so freaking beautiful and I want to go back to Europe so badly. It is so

different over there like down to every detail. I mean the biggest thing that I noticed is that the

US has absolutely no architecture. Nothing beautiful. We are just a bunch of boxes and we live

so boring and everything so modern and it makes me very, very sad because what I love the most about

Europe, we're honestly going to any different country even when I go to South America or I don't

know those are the only two continents I've hit but basically anywhere but America, the architecture

is so much more beautiful. It just looks like everything had more time spent on it and people put

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