De-Influenced with Dani + Jordan - Our Last Episode??

Episode Date: June 25, 2026

HAHA just kidding!!Despite what the title might suggest, this is just our last episode recorded in Dallas before we officially make the move to Nashville.It’s short but sweet! We have an honest conversation about everything we're feeling right now—the excitement, the grief of leaving a place that's been home for six years, the fear of starting over, and what it means to build community from scratch.Dani opens up about feeling overwhelmed by the move, the emotional toll of the internet, and what she's been wrestling with as she asks God what her purpose is in this season.We'll be taking a short two-week break while we get settled, but we'll be back before you know it. Thank you for being part of our Dallas chapter—we can't wait to bring you along for what's next.We rounded up some great deals from a few of our favorite brands for you:For a limited time, new Cash App customers can earn $10 if they use code FAMILY10 in their profile at sign up and send $5 to a friend within 14 days. Terms applyTreat yourself to the cool, easy comfort your summer nights have been missing. Head to cozyearth.com and use my code DANIBOGO to buy one, get one free - mix and match across sheets, pajamas, and towels.Families are better when they're working together. Right now, Skylight is offering our listeners $30 off their 15 inch Calendars by going to MySkylight.com/Dani (http://MySkylight.com/Dani)Head to storyblocks.com/dani to access the human-made stock media library that's essential to our workflow. For a limited time, they're offering 15% off any annual plan, and that discount is only available through our link.Subscribe to our official YouTube channel, @deinfluencedpodcast, and follow along on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your De-Influenced fix. You can also find us on Instagram and TikTok at @deinfluencedpodcast. Thanks so much for listening and supporting the show! Produced by Dear Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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I walked up here and I knew it. I saw it on your face and I don't think it's about the internet controversy. I think it's about our move. Yeah, I am feeling sad. I think it's like, it's just all happens so fast. Mm-hmm. And I'm, I can't believe that like this Friday in a couple of days we're moving. And you know me.

I've always been obsessed with this house. Yeah. It's like we've had like so much has happened in this house. This is where we had four babies. Yeah. We moved here in 2020. It is now 2026. We've been here.

It's funny when we bought this house. We were like, we're going to be there for two years. and we've been here now for six years and it's like I love it I love it but but I know that I feel I'm like excited about Nashville and I feel peace about the decision and I know we're supposed to be there but that doesn't make it like less sad yeah do you think that if we were moving to a different house in Dallas you'd be equally a sad no oh but no regrets no regrets I just am really sad. Like I love my friends here and I'm really, I think I'm a little scared about feeling lonely. I think that's probably pretty normal and just like feeling overwhelmed with like all the stressors of moving and

in a new place and like not having a best friend that you can just call to come over. Like that makes me feel really sad, you know? Yeah. And I just feel very like anything that is thrown my way in Dallas, I feel like I can handle because I have like my friends and I have my safe space and I have my people. I have my therapist, but I haven't seen a long time, but like, you know, like I have my people that I can call or like things like coping mechanisms of like where to go or where to be. And like in Nashville, it's like whatever happens, it's like, I'm not going to know how to act. Yeah. Because I, it's a new place. And that's like kind of scary. And I feel like, I think one of my biggest fears is like me being scared and like me not being well so that if my kids also start to feel that.

then I have to be strong for them, but I don't even feel strong, you know. It's like, it's like if Stella is upset because she doesn't feel like she has friends, I'm like me either. And I have to be like strong enough for her. Right. You know, if she's feeling lonely or she's missing Dallas or if she's missing her home, it's like I have to be the stronger person because I'm her mom. Yeah.

But I'm like, I feel those things too. Should we have like strategize the move differently then? Or is this like inevitable? Like we just have to kind of face it. Yeah. I think it's inevitable. I think it's probably anyone that moves. It makes you have a lot of like empathy and like heart for like military families. Yeah. Or like people that have to move a lot for their jobs. It's it's kind of be hard. No, for sure. I've like never really thought about that and it's

that's got to be tough. Yeah, no. I think military wives have it really tough. Yeah. For sure. Thank you for your service because it's insane. The wives are serving too for sure. Yeah. Um, Because you're uprooting your wife and you're like, oh, I'm being stationed here. And then they have to form this whole other community. Yeah. And I think that's easier for men to lack community than it is probably for women. Yeah. I mean, I don't know.

Nowadays, I feel like it's kind of like equal. It's equal. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's just, I don't know. I think it's really hard for like for moms of like a lot of kids too. because like what am I supposed to do just like go get a coffee in the middle of the day like working moms as well it's like when I moved here in Dallas like I think this is what's kind of so scary is like when I made all my

best friends here I was only one with kids right so it was so easy for me to make friends because like my friends were available all the time and they come over any time because they didn't have it now you know as we've all gotten older all my friends have kids but like it was so much easier to make friends because I was only one. Now it's like I'm going to be trying to make friends with families in Nashville that they also have a ton of kids like when are we going to get together. And like when we're together, we're supposed to have like deep conversations when our kids are like running amok like going crazy. Yeah. I just am like stressing myself out thinking like how is this going to happen? Wow. I'm a little stressed now too. No kidding. I mean thinking about like Ellie and Janelle and

Sarah was out like we we met and formed friendships with all of them before they ever had kids. I know. But Here's the thing is that I talked to Miles Alley's husband about this all the time. Now that we all do have so many kids, I mean, we haven't seen them in a real, like no one's seen each other. It's not like we haven't just seen them. Like I was asking Connor, Combs at the wedding. I was like, have you seen the guys? And they're like like once this year, six months. Like one time. No, I know. But it's just like we in, but the reason it's so special is because we formed those friendships before. And like now we went deep before. So now, like, we don't have to talk to them all the time because we already have that friendship built.

No, I know. You know, it's like, now we just, like, you can catch up every two weeks and be like, hey, still love you. Like, it's, you know what I mean? Yeah. But now it's like, how do you get that deep in Nashville when you haven't had that time together? To me, it's going to take, like, four years to build what we built in four months, like, with a friendship. Yeah. That's just, you know, this is just me thinking.

Yeah, I mean, you're fearful. Yeah. I'm scared. But it's crazy because we were talking about this yesterday. And, you know, people think that like I, I feel like, I don't know if this is a narrative, but people feel like, I think that they think like I uprooted our family and was just flippantly making this decision. And, you know, it's not thinking.

Sometimes I think our parents think that. But anyway, like, you know, like I wasn't thoughtful about all of these dynamics. And I remember a year ago, I was sort of scouting ahead for Nashville. And I felt like this resounding calling that it was like, no, like God wants our family here. But I had no idea how, like if I was here, I had no idea how you were going to come alongside me and agree with that. And I was never going to like pull our family over. But I remember there was just such a piece that like there was so much fruit and joy and

like are cups being filled in Nashville from the community and from like the believers there and like you know all of all of these things and as we've kind of moved I felt such peace about going there for that reason is I was like I know it's a calling but I will tell you over the past week there's been like naturally like doubt that I was like oh my gosh like what if this is that doesn't work out. It's kind of like that time where it's like, you know that God has called you to something, but you're like, but what if? You know, like what if this doesn't work out? And to me, the biggest collapse of this whole thing will be if you do not get plugged into a solid community around you. Us too, but like specifically you because I know you and I know, I know that you need

that. You need a community to fall back on. Yeah, and I have that, like, I have that here. Yes. But it's like, yeah, and I'm, like, scared because that's how, like, I've always dealt with, like, struggles on the internet and struggles with what I do or just, like, putting my life out there and judgment or even just, like, I'm having, like, there's been some, not issues with Smith, my four month old, but, like, you know, whether my kids are developmentally, like, I'm, like, feeling insecure about something or, like, I'm, like, worried about my kids. I've always been able to go to like my community and like talk about it. And it's it's really made me fearful like going into like a new place and feeling alone because I feel like when I don't, when all this stuff happens and I don't have anywhere to turn like that's when like the depression really starts to hit. And I feel like typically I I can like weather the storms because I have

my people to fall back on. But like with this move, I don't have as much time and like energy to pour into relationships when I'm just trying to get to like a new city, you know. You don't have the people in real life. So like digital world is typically pretty separated from like real world. I mean, like. But you don't have anyone in the real world to be like, hey, like that's not. But I do. And they have been calling me and texting me and like I do. But it's different because I'm leaving on Friday. Like there can be here for the next couple of days. But I don't, I can't hang out with them. I'm like packing every day. And like we have big things going on this week. And so I don't feel like the comfort of like falling into their arms and like them like helping. like helping love me through it because like it's just going to all go away in a second. I don't know. And, you know, and like not only that, but a big move I think makes you vulnerable to a lot of like judgment and hate.

And like I like everybody knows that I get a ton of hate. Like and it goes in waves. But I have like, I don't, thank God, I don't read my Reddit page. But I think I have 16,000 people on there. Like if you ever think about 16,000 people in a room, like that's a lot of people that I hate your guys. But as a percentage of 2.5, it's a small. Yeah, but it's like, still, I mean, but, but haters are louder than just people that act to just passively follow you. So like you have to think about like 16,000 people that like actively like made an account and like went in to hate you. Like that probably is louder than 2.5 million followers, you know? And so, um, so yeah, anything I do that's like a little like outside the norm or that just like, it leaves me open for criticism. And I put myself in the position. So I'm like not, you know,

I know what I set myself up for. But I'm just being honest and open that like I, as we move to Nashville, like those 16,000 people, I know are going to come out of the woodwork and they already are. And like, I'm really scared because usually I, I can handle it. As a parent, one thing I've been thinking about lately is how different money is going to be for our kids than it was for us growing up. Everything is digital now, which means teaching good money habits looks a little different too. That's why I thought Cash Apps managed accounts for kids was such an interesting idea. Cash App now offers managed accounts for kids ages 6 to 12 that grow with them all the way into adulthood. The account runs through you as the parent, so you're involved every step of the way.

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I know. I feel like I do a good job about it. It's just hard when you're moving. No, I know. That's why. So back to my story. And you're postpartum. And you have four children. So back to my story. This is where I know there's a God. So, you know, God calls me to lead our family to Nashville and I about a week ago I'm like oh my gosh I'm like this could be a disaster what if Danny's lonely what if she doesn't make friends and I'm starting to feel that and I'm like praying I'm like oh my gosh god please like I need you to follow through on this one because the last thing that I want is to be sitting in Nashville and you to be like you let us here and like I'm not happy that would destroy me you know and babe I would never blame you for that no I know it doesn't work

directly, female resentment is so much more subtle than that. It's like, it's like three layers below the surface. And then we're fighting about something and you're like, I never wanted to move. And I'm like, oh my God. So, but here's the crazy thing is we get to the airport. We have horrible delays. Like our Southwest flight gets canceled. And so we have to drive all the way to DFW. you know, Danny's like dealing with the anxiety of this whole trademark thing and, you know, she's going to Nashville. And every time I want to go to Nashville, I want it to be happy. Like, I'm like, this is a cool opportunity. We're going to an amazing wedding. There's going to be so many people in industry. Like, this is a great chance for us to make friends. Like, it's supposed to be like kind of

the precursor to the life we're going to live in Nashville. Yeah. And then, you know, it just gets crazy. And so we're driving to our second flight that I had woken up at 4.30. So I woke up at 4.30. So I woke up at 430 and I never wake up at 430 and I see our flight is canceled and I just immediately I also don't book our flights never I'm never back you did that and I book our flight and I'm like I can't be late to the wedding so like I'm going to book this American flight and American flight keeps getting delayed we go to DFW and we meet Emily Favre and her husband Dylan yeah and they're like you're going to love Nashville oh you're going to be there on the 4th of July come hang out with us like and I'm like oh man it's so sweet that we saw them I didn't see anything divine in it right

and then Emily goes on the plane first and then we walk and Danny is seated right next to Emily on the flight and I literally looked at Emily and I go Emily I go I don't know what your belief system is I think they're believers I was like this is divine though and I think Danny really needed you to be there right now and it was just this little sign that like for me that God was like, hey, I got you and I got Danny in Nashville. And then after the whole weekend, I feel like there were several instances where we were welcomed in and brought into the community. And it's like, hey, come hang out with us when you move. Like, we'll introduce you to X, Y, Z and all these people that we had wanted to meet in Nashville. We met. And so it's so hard to like. So that's

it's so great that you're like, I love that you're able to see it that way. I told you this yesterday. like I don't want to get super deep with it. But I genuinely think that that is part of the very deceptive spiritual attack. Is like if Danny goes into Nashville with shame and like with a lack of confidence and an insecurity, then I genuinely believe that like Satan is like, I can continue to isolate her. And that will destroy not just Danny, but it will destroy her marriage. It will destroy her family. It will destroy her purpose in the home.

I know. And so I shared everything that's going on with Cheney, who was another. She was, her boyfriend, Connor, was also a group's men. So, like, y'all were, like, gone the whole weekend. You know, so me and Cheney got to hang out. And I shared with her what was going on. And she was, like, great because she was like, well, is this happening because, like, maybe, like, God wants to, like, maybe because your fear of man. and like you're not like putting your worth in like what God thinks about you and that you're

a child of God and that you know you're caring too much about like what man thinks of you and and maybe he's trying to remind you and be like Danny like protect you from seeking love from an affirmation from man instead of him and he's calling you back to him and using this in a way and I'm like yes absolutely 100% this is what is going on you're calling me out but and I agree with you but like how do I feel that in my heart can I tell you so well can Can I finish? Yeah, sorry. Okay. So, so I was like, I know that you're right. Like, I know that I am valuing what man thinks about me more than what, like, God, who God says that I am. But I did feel like this, like, tugging in my heart, like, God was like, just like,

pause and like sit in this and, like, be uncomfortable. And so there are the only way that I, I'm able to feel God's love right now in the glimpses of that is when I'm in the presence of other believers. Like, when I'm in the presence of, or I share my story with, like, another person that is a Christian that's like pushing me to hey Danny like it doesn't matter then I can I can get out of myself and be like well that's so stupid like I can't believe I care so much about what all these people online are saying and I can feel God's love when I but when I'm alone and like I am even like after I hang out with her and I go back to my room and I'm in my apartment or in my hotel room and I'm alone like Satan like literally is

eating me like just like piece by piece like just nitpicking at me and like it destroys me and so like I I know what I have to do to remember like but like I don't know how to deal with it when I'm alone honestly and I feel like I'm alone right now a lot because like we're moving you know and like you're going off to work and like after this podcast like I'm going to go to my office and be alone for a second and the lies are going to just start coming back in my head like infiltrate and then I'm going to get a notification and it's going to be someone. someone being like, I followed you for so long and I hate you now and I can't, I just disrespect you and da, blah, blah, like, you know, all that. And so it's just hard for me right now.

No, I get it. And I struggle with the same thing because, and again, this is not the geographic, it's not a geographical problem, but like the way that Danny and I have designed our lives in Dallas is it's almost entirely around building a family and building businesses, right? We had, we have great friends, they're all having kids, we're all super busy now. And I think that you're so right. I think that the only way that I'm going to get out of like worshiping work and you're going to get out of like worshiping this, you know, and I'm not saying you worship it every day, but like idolizing this Instagram, Danny Austin is if we have other things to fill our lives in the form of other people. Like if there's one thing that I think is like, okay, why do you think God called you to Nashville?

I would say the one answer is probably like community. And it's like real people outside of online people surrounding us and like grounding us in something other than like success, business, social media, et cetera. And so, oh man, I was going to say one other things. You can interrupt me if you remember, but I agree with you that it's going to be all about community and it's all, it's going to be about, like putting ourselves like, you know, rebuilding our lives to where like it revolves

around community. But what I think, I'm just going to be honest, but I think what I'm struggling with is like, why am I not able to feel that peace when I'm alone? And I feel like I've been like praying. I feel like I've been like praying and like there was a point where I've even been like begging God. I'm like, when I'm alone and I'm like, like, can you please just like take this away from me right now and like this anxiety and this like pain I'm feeling and this instance.

security and how I feel like everybody hates me and like, can you please just like give me this peace right now? And I'm not feeling it when I'm alone. Like I'm not feeling it. And I and I, and then it's just like a confusing time in life right now because then I was like, okay, like maybe it's because like I need to pray and like, you know, in three or more gather. Like I need to get like more people praying and like more like, you know. And so then I start reaching out to my friends and I start telling them the situation. And I'm like trying to create a community over. like what I'm feeling and like can they help me out of this. But like I'm not I don't know. It's hard for me to do this podcast right now because like I'm not totally on the other side of

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Again, that's storyblocks.com slash Danny for 15% off annual plans. Yeah, I mean, what I was going to say, and it ties into what you just said, is like those lies that you refer to them, attacks, lies, spiritual warfare, Satan. whatever it's all synonymous things for the like synonymous turns for the same thing but like you and i both know even more than anyone else knows that like that those attacks have been going on for years like they and it nine times out of 10 it comes through social media like nine times out of 10 it is related to social media 100% okay fine i was just trying to be fair like i didn't want to be extreme but like yeah 100% it's related to social media and so it's like it's like

Like, you know, at what point are you going to cut off that portal or that channel to stop letting it lie to you? So if it's 100% related to social media, like, there's only like two options that I see. Either you build such a fort around you of people and believers and real community and like spiritual peace that you are strong enough to go in and handle it. or you like cut the head off the snake in what it is right which is social media and to me sometimes like i'm just going to be totally honest with you didn't plan this like it's hard for me because you sit there and you say like i'm feeling anxious and like i'm feeling all of these things and like you're sitting in your office alone being attacked but like you're literally also feeding yourself it like you're sitting there scrolling and maybe shopping or maybe doing this but like

it all literally comes through this portal of social media in your phone. And so it's kind of like, well, no crap you feel like that. Like you're literally just feeding it. And I don't know sometimes, like I know what it's like when you're going through hate. You're kind of just like going into those woods and you're looking for like the good things and the allies, right? Like you're looking for the good. But there's tons of good in there. You know, 16,000 of 2.5 million. I don't know what that percentage is, but it's low. But me, you and your entire team joke with you all the time. Like you'll find, like, you'll find the only like five DMs that are in there that like, like, justify the perspective that you are letting yourself be attacked by, which is like, I'm not good enough or I suck or I'm this

or I'm that, you know. And so those are the only two options. But like when I, whenever I go on a tirade in our family privately about like not wanting to do social media anymore or, or, or like bring you to our banker meeting. And it's like, Danny, if you quit, like, here's financially where we're at. We're good. The reason I do that is because I want you to have the freedom that if you need to cut off that portal, just cut it off. Yeah. But there's just this like double-edged sword.

And it's where it's like, I hate it, but I love it. Or maybe there's like purpose in it still. True. But that's what I struggle with with social media a lot. You know? And we talked to Maddie Pruitt. this weekend. And I think she struggled with, she's been off the internet for like a year, right? She said like six or eight months. Yeah. I mean, they got lit up for sure. I mean,

they got lit up hard. So I get it. But like, I think that as she got off, she was telling us like, oh my gosh, like I. She said like there's just no winning. And I was like, there's no winning. The internet is the Coliseum. It is pure theater. It is theater driven by gossip and drama. And it is for someone who is bored and looking for a microsecond of. of dopamine rush to be like, oh, I hate Alex Cooper. I'm on Alex Earle's side. It is factionalism. And you either are acknowledging that that's the game that you're playing.

And it's like that scene from Gladiator where you like drop your sword and you're like, are you not entertained for me in this day and age of the internet. Like you either got to realize that like you are Danny Austin, a character in this theatrical production that is the internet. Yeah, I think I still. Yeah, I so hard. I, I, there is times that I know, I know that and I'm like, I know that people are just like waiting for like the next dopamine rush and the next like, like, for example, people also like hated the dress that I wore to the

wedding. And honestly, like I get it. It had like these little. Yeah, the nipple tassels. And I never saw it that way, but then once they started saying it, I was like, yeah, you can't unsee it. And I got so much like hate about that dress. But like, I was like, this is the type of thing that it's like, whatever. Like, you know, it's kind of one of those things like any press is good press or bad press. It's the character stuff. So I don't know. I have always believed in you as a person. I think you are,

you are one of the few influencers that I just think it's never gone to your head. You've been doing it longer than most people. And you are the same Danny behind the scenes as you are publicly. Like I think that God definitely has his hand on you in your influence. 100%. I've always believed that. I just don't know. I genuinely don't know if that influence is best wielded for our family or in our marriage or offline or online.

I just don't know. And it's not my call to make, unfortunately. You know, but. I guess we'll have to tune in to find out. To be continued. Part one. Yeah. She's going to end up on a farm homeschooling her kids probably for some reason.

Oh, gosh. But yeah, I mean, just keep going. Okay, we will be taking a two-week break, which actually is probably good after having this episode conversation. But we'll be back and we'll be in a new studio. We'll be in Nashville. You know what be fun about Nashville too is for our podcast. We could actually have some pretty cool guests. My number one would be Theo Vaughn.

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