You know not everybody should have a podcast not everybody needs to go by a microphone and sit down and talk to themselves and then record it for the whole world to hear. And after two and a half, almost three years, I have come to the conclusion that I am one of those people.

So welcome back to the final weekdays podcast for one of my very last episodes, potentially ever?

I'm not really sure.

I'm saying this is my last episode

because I don't know if that means I'm going to come back

in two months and I'm going to miss it when I stop doing these

and be like, oh wait, just kidding

and do a quick little rebrand like I did this past year or if I'm just actually going to be

fully done with podcasting but I figured I owed it to all the people who have tuned in every

single week or I guess every single episode since I very first started to give you an explanation

as to why I'm going to close this chapter of my life.

And also I'm not stopping fun on weekdays.

I'm just going to be using this time that I typically take to record and

Gabby's time that she typically takes to make graphics and the promotional stuff

for these episodes onto something that I'm more passionate about that aligns with my vision for what I want for my life and what I want for fun on week days more than what I'm doing currently.

So let's take a trip down memory lane and go all the way back to Camden. My very first rainy street

apartment in Austin Texas I was 23 years old and I've been doing social media

for about a year now and I was still working my corporate job at

TikTok and somebody had commented on one of my TikToks and said

China your life looks so fun you make me want to move to Austin Texas. One day I

was walking on a work break to go grab a coffee at Royal Blue and I

picked up my phone and I made a video and I was like it's not the fact that I live in

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