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Okay, happy new year.

I don't know what that means anymore.

Like, it's just like I have not had the best new year and I'm not going to be negative. I do have resolutions, which is unusual for myself. I don't usually have resolutions. But like my resolution to learn how to do my makeup was what started me as being an accidental influencer and changed my life in many ways.

Created a business for myself that is way bigger than skinny girl, way bigger than television.

So that was a resolution.

That was actually coming out of like years of hibernation of resolution saying,

I don't resolve. I just want to evolve

and be better and make good choice. I made a resolution. I wanted to learn how to do my makeup.

This year's resolutions are a few. One is to be open. Like to be open to love to things, to not just say no. And what do I mean? So like,

you can believe it, not believe it. People think that I'm very social, but I'm not by nature social.

Like, and I'm going to get into that. We're going to have a whole conversation about being a

community person, being a social person, being honest about who you really are instead of like the labels

that we put on ourselves, whether saying we are social or we're an introvert or we're a homebody

or a couch potato. I am not by instinct social, meaning my inclination is to be home and to not want to go and to gear up to go

and to start to convince myself or look for excuses not to go or to start to fall asleep while

watching TV or to delay the reservation not to go or to say, I don't like that. I'm not going to to delay the reservation, not to go.

Or to say, I don't like that. I'm not going to want to do that and not to go.

Being single in television, actually, are the only two things that ever would have gotten me out of the house. And this was from my 20s. And it's funny because Kelly Rip is the one

who told me that it was genetic.

My grandmother used to be up until 5 o'clock in the morning watching game shows.

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