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Hi guys and welcome back to the iLeaveSoMuch podcast. I'm your host, Kenzeel Elizabeth.

Today's episode is a great one, okay? I know I said that every week I might be a little bit biased,

but I really do feel that way, especially about these most recent recordings. I'm very excited

for you guys to hear them all. I'm also going to New York next month and I think I'm batch

recording another nine episodes going to Austin next week, hopefully, and I'm batch recording some more.

I mean, this show, it's really going places, okay? Speaking of going places, it's also going on

YouTube because we are now also a YouTube show. I'm a YouTube girl through and through. It's my

roots. It's my home. It's where I started. I also just personally love watching

the podcast shows on YouTube. That's pretty much what I have on in my house all day every day because

I work from home by myself. It's very lonely. It's very isolating and these people on these podcasts

feel like my friends. So if you guys need that, I'm also watching on YouTube. I will have that linked

below recently across social media. I was talking a little bit about being in a funk. I feel like

this happens every summer. Normally summer kind of hits me and makes me a little bit miserable. I'm

not going to lie. When people talk about seasonal depression in the winter time, I actually tend to

feel that in the summertime. I don't know what it is. I mean, I don't like the heat. I think it's also

that there's a bit less of structure in the summer. I don't know. I've been trying to put my

finger on it for about eight years now and there's just something about summer that I don't love

as much, but I do love summer. And honestly, this summer has been a lot better. And it wasn't

until recently that I feel like this weird summer slump kind of hit me. I was really out of my

routine. I've been traveling a bunch. And you know, I don't know. I was feeling I'm motivated.

I wasn't feeling myself. You know, we all get in these little slumps as I like to call them.

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