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It’s because you seem unapproachable… 🎯✨
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, I ask Quinn what advice she would give to a 7th grader who is struggling to fit in and feeling isolated during the first week of school. Quinn breaks down a truth that so many of us needed to hear growing up: when you close yourself… →
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At 13? No way… I was looking for perfection. 😅✨
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, I’m reflecting with Quinn on how much easier it gets to laugh at your own mistakes as you grow older. When you’re younger, making a misstep in front of people you respect feels like the end of the world—but learning to embrace life’s mishaps and find… →
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And lo and behold, you turn around and there’s somebody from your school with their parent getting something too! 😂🛒
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, I’m sharing a throwback story with Quinn about growing up, feeling self-conscious while shopping at Payless, and realizing we’re all going through similar experiences. That classic childhood worry of “fitting in” is something so many of us can relate to! 👟✨ What’s a store or brand… →
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Did you see Tanya?! 🤣✨
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, I’m reflecting on that classic back-to-school feeling—daydreaming about making a huge grand entrance after summer break and having everyone notice your ‘level up’! Quinn brought me right back to reality with her funny, grounded perspective on how school dynamics actually work when a new school year… →
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The main key to it is being yourself. Don’t try too hard 💡✨
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, Quinn drops some incredible wisdom on the secret to true popularity and confidence. Trying to force an image or pretend to be someone you’re not just to make a first impression never works—people can spot fake energy from a mile away. Real confidence comes from staying… →
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There’s a huge difference between being mean and having high standards 🍎📚
In this clip from Tricks My Dog Taught Me, Quinn and I break down the real distinction between a teacher who is just being mean and one who holds you to high standards because they care about your learning. Holding high expectations isn’t about being tough for no reason—it’s about pushing you to reach your… →
