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Hi y'all. This is houseguess, and I am your host, Kenzie Elizabeth. Think a Gen Z,

wannabe Martha Stewart, meets Dolly Parton, trying to live in a Nancy Myers movie in her 20s.

We talk all about life, relationships, navigating your 20s, closing out the bars, or waking up at 5 a.m., depending on our vibe that week.

Ultimately, living our best lives and figuring it out along the way.

So, coming out, sometimes I have guests on who do really cool things, some of my best friends, or it's just me in my house that I spend way too much time in.

So let's get into the show. I feel like I am in the

presence of a celebrity. Seriously. No celebrity here. Welcome Kathy to the show. You don't know

this yet. You're the new resident house guest life coach. Oh, good. I love that. I think that'll be

oh, sorry, Fitz is just laying on my wire. Don't mind that. For the listeners at home who aren't watching on YouTube, that's my, like, 100 pound. He's not really 100 pounds, but he looks at. Dog, who's just wearing a sweater right now. So if you guys are not watching on YouTube, you need to be watching on YouTube. The setup is stunning. But anyways, back to our resident life coach, Kathy. I love you.

Everyone who knows you is obsessed with you. The amount of times that we referenced something

that you have said to us or I've even just heard secondhand, half the time it's not even things,

by the way, that you've told me personally, it's other stuff. I will spend one hour with here and then the next day I'm on TikTok. I'm like, things I've been learning

lately. It's just incredible. So I'm so happy to have you here. Thank you so much. That's so

nice. It's very true. It's so nice. Can you give us just a little bit of your career background before we get into all of our, you know,

New Year goal setting. This is like, I don't want to say Tony Robbins episode, but this is like a very motivational episode. Oh, I hope so. So my background, I've worked my entire life. I started with

Dillard's department stores after college. I had 11 jobs in seven years. I moved

five times in that time. I then went to Donna Karen Beauty. Donna started a beauty brand and I went to

work with her and it was really small and we grew it and sold it to Estee Lauder. So then I went to

work for Estee Lauder,

which they're all great companies, but that's an unbelievable company, I have to say.

After Estée Lauder, I ran Neiman Marcus for the country and worked with Dillards at that time,

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