Black Girl podcast episode 75. I'm Scotty Bean. I'm Gia peppers. I'm Bex. I'm

Safera M. And I'm Alicia Pee. Claire. What's up with y'all?

Man, look, boy. Hello. What's up with y'all?

Man, look, boy.

It's the last few days of my 20s, and this is crazy.

I... crazy. I am excited. I'm actually really excited. So, because everybody I've talked to was like,

30 is when it all aligns and you start living with your pair intentions and your life

is just so much more clearer and everything is clear and I'm like okay well I'm

excited for that I hope when I wake up on Sunday.

It all comes down just playing. But they were just like,

things start to lock in, all the work that you did in your 20s it starts to lock in a little bit it starts to build up a little bit so I'm really excited and

thankful and ready to like actually implement,

start, not start, continue to implement

like the work that I've done in my 20s

and self work and continue to implement in my life in different ways and yeah like I'm excited. I'm excited. I hope. Unfortunately I still look 15 so nobody going to know I'm 30 until about 10 years.

But that's okay, BB, Black don't correct, baby.

It's nothing you can do baby.

This New Orleans accent, I love it. I love it. 30 is fun. Yeah. 30 is fun. Yeah. 30 is fun. Yeah. Don't put no pressure on it. I'm approaching 31, but go into it with nothing but joy, no expectations.

And let me tell you, the year of 30 is even better than turning 30. But it's fun. It gets real though. It gets very real. I'm going to tell you you're going to have a moment where it's like, oh wow, this is really on the other side of 30.

Right. But you'll be all right.

You'll be all right.

It's weird because it's like I don't, I had to take the the Mara Brock a kill version of 30 all of my head and I say

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