Hello, hello, hello, my sweet, beautiful dancing unicorns.

Today, we have a special guest on the podcast, one of my dear friends, Allie Bridgers.

We have been friends, I think we've decided since we were 24 or 25 in Nashville, and we have

gone through every phase of your 20s and your 30s together, like our party girl phase, our girl boss phase,

every phase together. And she really has been my accountability partner through all things

manifestation. We both stumbled on to be magnetic, which is Lacey Phillips manifestation process formula. It's a podcast.

You guys can check it out. And she and I went through that workshop together and really kind of

became manifestation buddies, which I think is a really fun thing to do and practice. If you have a

friend who is interested in any of this work, it's just nice to have a really safe space

to come to a friend, be like, hey, shoot me straight. Where am I not seeing this? This is a test.

This is a ping. You know, I love the verbiage around the manifestation world. And it's also nice to

have someone who shares that, you know, respect for you and also admiration for the work and the process. So Allie Bridgers,

she has a crazy background. She worked for the home at it for many years. She was on a Netflix show.

She has done a little bit of everything. She's truly a woman of many hats. She has a podcast with

her sister. It's called Go Call Your Sister. They are so cute and so

fun. And I just adore both of them. I feel like they are my sisters. And I really resonate with

Allie's little sister. We are quite similar. And I think that's why Allie and I are such a good

energetic match because even though I believe I'm a year older than Allie,

I still feel like, I'm like, Allie, you give such good big sister energy. So we love her.

She's a queen. Just launched her own branding agency called Wildflower. And it's all about helping

brands bloom and enabling brands to tell their story and to create a new identity and to share

and to grow. So she is doing amazing things, but we talk about how she knew it was time to leave

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