Girls Gotta Eat - Understand Your Aura Color, Elevate Your Love Life feat. Mystic Michaela

Episode Date: February 5, 2024

We are so excited to welcome back aura reader extraordinaire Mystic Michaela! She explains aura colors and how to find yours, reads our auras and analyzes how and why they've changed since our last re...ading in 2020, and we talk about how understanding your aura can help you in all your relationships. Then she breaks down each color and their strengths and weaknesses in dating, while also providing tips and tools to navigate your love life with your aura color in mind. Plus, she reads the auras of Ashley's boyfriend and Rayna's upcoming dates. Before Mystic Michaela joins us, we're deep diving (ie. ranting) on fashion trends from quiet luxury to mob wife, reminiscing on the worst/weirdest trends from the early 2000s, and talking about finding your own personal style. Enjoy! Check out Mystic Michaela on Instagram @MysticMichaela, listen to her podcast Know Your Aura with Mystic Michaela, and get her book What's My Aura? by visiting mysticmichaela.com. Follow us on Instagram @girlsgottaeatpodcast, Ashley @ashhess, and Rayna @rayna.greenberg. Visit our website for more info and shop Vibes Only. Thank you to our partners this week: Hello Fresh: Get free breakfast for life at hellofresh.com/ggefree with code GGEFREE. Buffy: Get $20 off your order at buffy.co with code GGE. AG1: Get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3K2 + 5 free travel packs with your first purchase at drinkAG1.com/gge. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Loing your aura can help you in every facet of life from like how you're motivated to who you date, how you communicate, your sex life, choices you make careers. What of Girls Got to eat. Welcome back. February. I have the biggest cow lick. I just want him to get him on this side. I wear a headband today. It's my first headband.
Starting point is 00:00:38 Yeah. And it's ever in recording. It's ever. Uh-huh. It's a milestone. Six years in. Jeans. Jeans.
Starting point is 00:00:45 This is a new you. Then had bands. Yes. And it's February. It's February my favorite month. It is the month that we start the podcast and so many things. So shortest month. Used to be the coldest month for us.
Starting point is 00:00:57 Can't relate. Sorry. So we are out here in Feb. Yeah. Sunshine and cowl looks popping. I have a crazy, it's smooth today. Oh, you told me this and I've never noticed. And Tess has said because it doesn't affect you, you didn't notice.
Starting point is 00:01:13 It's in the back. That's everybody on Earth. Isn't that everybody on Earth? if it doesn't really, like, affect you, I'm not thinking about your cowlick. Well, but it's one of those things of, like, when you see it, you can't unsee it. Like, I told Sparkle Eyes, and now it's, like, the third thing in our relationship. So, the third partner in our relationship is my... What is that called?
Starting point is 00:01:29 It's like when you... Like, you know what I'd never seen it ever before and suddenly it's everywhere? Like, and you know what I'd never heard of? People in New York call it when it's, like, really cold, they say, like, it's brick. That's new, I think. No, it's not new. It's old. It's old.
Starting point is 00:01:44 It has a resurgence. I just have been seeing this. Oh, yes. I'd never heard of this. I was like, that's not a thing. And then my friend Darrow was like, it's been a thing your whole life. Okay, great call on that.
Starting point is 00:01:55 Yes, and now I've seen it everywhere. Yes. It's a queen's thing. It's a queen's thing. So I wasn't born and bred in New York, so maybe I was never bricked up. Bricked up also means a hard, right? Like a boner.
Starting point is 00:02:06 Yeah, like if a guy's bricked up. And like a brick house. Why are bricks and so many metaphors? Metaphore is weird. And if you guys are watching it on YouTube, which you should be. you will see Azul. Azul, welcome to the couch.
Starting point is 00:02:19 And we have another, we did another angle from Raina side. So let us know which one you prefer. Okay. Thanks to our partners. Thanks to Buffy for supporting girls got to eat. Buffy makes award winning betting that's soft on you and soft on the earth for $20 off your Buffy order. Visit Buffy.com and enter promo code GGE. Yes.
Starting point is 00:02:37 And thanks to Hellafresh for supporting our show. Go to hellafresh.com slash GGE free and use code GGE free for free for free. one breakfast item per box while subscription is active. And thanks to AG1 for supporting GGEE, try AG1 and get a free one-year supply of vitamin D3K2 and five free AG1 travel packs with your first purchase at drinkag1.com slash GGE. Okay, we were talking about this yesterday on Caitlin Bristow's podcast, which will be out soon, I hope. Oh, I can't wait. So fun.
Starting point is 00:03:06 I feel like recently I've been like struggling to find the end of a sentence. And sometimes when I'm voice noting you and I'll be in the middle of a thought and I'm like, I hope I can land this plane. And like, when I do, I like fist pump in my living room. Like, did it. Like, sometimes I don't know what it is recently because I sleep eight hours a day. I get plenty of water. I'm never hung over.
Starting point is 00:03:26 Like, I don't know what is contributing to like my overall brain fog. But recently, I have not been able to like find words and end sentences correctly. I said it's because of the fillers. I got temple filler. I just got it injected into my brain. No, it doesn't go in your brain. And I did look that up too. Like, because your brain, like, my brain is the most important thing.
Starting point is 00:03:47 Like, I start to panic if I feel like I'm getting like slower or a not as quick or can't find the words. I mean, when we did our blooper reel, we did a whole chunk of me being like, what's the word again? What's the word again? Like, I get frustrated with myself because I pride myself on being like an intelligent person who talks for a living and wants to find the words. And I want to always improve my vocabulary.
Starting point is 00:04:08 So I have been like, I've got to work on this. And I will say I notice a difference when. I've been reading more and when I'm just been rotting on the couch watching TV more. I stay reading though. What's my excuse? But like fairy books. Maybe you need to go back to your old days, your nonfiction days. Well, yeah, I did used to read smart people books and I read fairy books.
Starting point is 00:04:32 What did I read this month? Lessons in Chemistry tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow. And I'm in the middle of fourth wing. Those are my three books for, we're recording this a few days before February as we record. But those are my three. Do you think I'm just dumber? since I moved to California. People say that too.
Starting point is 00:04:46 Well, do you think it's the sunshine? Like, I do feel more alert when it's bricked up outside. You don't have a choice. You have to be alert. Like, when I'm cold and a little hungry, I'm sharp. You always say that when you're hungry, you're sharp. I am not. And I'm not saying you should starve yourself, but there's been a couple times.
Starting point is 00:05:07 I realize that doing stand up and then doing our shows. And then I think I was even talking like Ted Jones about it, a friend of ours. And you have some clarity when you're not full and digesting food. Everyone knows what it's like to be full and be sluggish. But we used to eat right before we went on stage a lot. And I don't do that at all anymore. I have like a late lunch, like afternoon, three or four. And then we do our show. And then I just go ham afterwards on like hummus and vegetables and pizza. But yeah. And there was this one time I like was doing a stand-up show and I walked in. I was like, I'm starving. I know. need like a bite of food. I'm about to just pass out and I had to go up on stage and I crushed it. And I was like, I don't remember that. But I know it was amazing. I like blacked out up there. You have said this for years. I do not relate to this. When I am hungry, I'm like, do I have thoughts in my brain? I'm not even thinking about how hungry am. I'm just like nothing is coming to mind. Also, can't go too far in the other direction. If I am full, that is, forget it. That will be living on my brain. That's it. There's a line. You know, if you're really hungry, then you're getting into
Starting point is 00:06:10 hangary territory. That's the only thing you can think about. Like, yeah, for sure. We've all been around me when I'm like, if I don't eat, everything's canceled until I eat. But there is a point of kind of empty body clarity. Empty body clarity that I believe it. I want to explain this to me because also when we're on stage, I have never had to
Starting point is 00:06:28 poop on stage. I have never had to fart on stage. I have never felt hungry on stage. But I have to pee so bad, like with a vengeance in the last 20 minutes of our show always. I think my brain's like it's time. I feel like I'm going to throw up sometimes I have to be so bad. But other than that, you said you've never had to fart on stage. Like, I think everybody can go two hours of the day and not have to fart it out.
Starting point is 00:06:52 I don't know. Who's to say? Something takes over. I feel like when you're performing or if you're like presenting at work or whatever because I've done things where I've like been really sniffly or snotty or sneezy and you just don't do it. And then I was always worried I would like yawn on stage. You won't do that either. You're like, you're going on a.
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Starting point is 00:08:14 Thanks, guys. Okay, so I am going to talk about HelloFresh. I'm just going to pull up and tell you guys what I have been making. I have my chicken sausage spaghetti bolognese. I had it last night. I brought the leftovers here today to eat. You love a pasta leftover. It's so delicious and so easy.
Starting point is 00:08:32 And then tomorrow night I'm going to make my street cart style turkey bowls, which is a fave of mine. 20 minute meals. so easy. And then I also did one of their lunches this week. I did sweet and spicy rainbow etamame rice bowls. And that is just going to be a quick 10 minute total, super easy, super light lunch, just easy and really healthy and good for you. So no more staring blankly into the fridge wondering what to make for dinner. Give HellaFresh a try and dig into their biggest menu yet with over 45 recipes to choose from each week. Go to hellafresh.com slash gGE free and use code
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Starting point is 00:10:18 One breakfast item per box while subscription is active. That's free breakfast for life at hellofresh.com slash gge free with code gge free. Yes. And I am very excited to talk about buffy today. Buffy makes a word winning betting that's soft on you and soft on the earth. I just got all this Buffy stuff recently. I readed my whole bedroom set. I'm obsessed with it. So all the bedrooms in my house are Buffy sheets, comforters, duvet covers, everything. I do the breeze in all the rooms because it's California. It's a little warmer. So the Buffy Breeze sheet set and the comforter.
Starting point is 00:10:48 It'll just keep you cool, but there's still plenty of substantial. Like, I'm not cold at night. Yeah. And then I just upgraded my bedding in my bedroom. The Breeze sheet set. I just had I wanted to do like a pop of color, which I've never done. Oh my God, I know. So I ordered some different colored sheets.
Starting point is 00:11:03 I have the redwood and I also have Earth of the breeze sheet set. I've never felt sheets that are so soft. Like you feel like a million bucks. Like sometimes I don't want to sleep naked because I'm like, what if somebody breaks in? And then I get scared. But I can't not sleep naked when I'm in these. That is so funny. Someone breaks in and you're just out in the streets wrapped up in your Buffy sheet.
Starting point is 00:11:23 I mean, if you had to run out, you just have to grab your sheet. Take the Buffy sheet. Yeah. And the headline is like, woman on the street. So fashionable. What is it? Earth-colored, Buffy flat sheet, barefoot. What am I talking?
Starting point is 00:11:35 Escaping a burglar. Yeah. you'd be running through the streets and your sheets. Ashley in the streets, right in the sheets. Right in the streets in a sheet. So I love them. I love the colors. It is just a really nice way to make your whole bed setting just pop.
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Starting point is 00:12:17 Tessa works tirelessly every week to make sure there's all updated and all of our episodes are there as well and everything. Like today, we have a former guest on the show. And if you're like, I wonder what episode she was on before. You can search it and find it. Okay. Okay. You said that you want to talk about this thing.
Starting point is 00:12:31 I'm very excited. I feel highly going to faded. Okay. And then I have like another story to tell you. But I want to talk about like fashion trends on TikTok. Yeah. I mean, just trends on TikTok. Like, there's a new trend every day.
Starting point is 00:12:42 Everyone's trying to come up with the latest thing that will go viral. And just everyone's kind of speaking in this sound bite type manner. And everybody's just doing stuff to... Trying to stay relevant in sell clothing. Yeah. Or we're just, you know, everybody's trying to make a pop and be the next big thing and create the next big viral video and trend and all that stuff. And I'm fine with it.
Starting point is 00:13:02 I don't care. You know, like trends or whatever, follow them or not. You know, some of this is just like fun. It's like all like lighthearted. But I was just saying to you like you cannot possibly keep up with all these trends. There is a new trend every week. Trends have always come and gone. But especially with TikTok, like they're just coming in hotter and they're taking over and
Starting point is 00:13:19 everyone's like, I got to get on that trend. It's like you don't have to. You know, like when quiet luxury came in, people are like, oh my God. You know, you're like, I dress like a cheap slut and I love that look, you know. Or I'm just out of year and just half naked all the time, living my truth. It's like, that's fine. You don't need to be wearing, you know, a baggy trouser and a baggy sweater. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:35 And like cardigans and pearls. like if it's not organic to you. And then like the clean girl aesthetic. And a lot of these have been done before. And they come from a certain type of like culture. They come from like a past trend. You know, like I remember when flare jeans came back when I was in high school. You know, like in the late 90s.
Starting point is 00:13:54 My mom was like, what? Like we wore these. These are bell bottoms, Ashley. And I was like, whatever, mom. You know, and she's like, this is our shit. And so I understand that too. You know, about every 20 years trends come back in. So that's why we are seeing stuff for the 90s or the 2000s.
Starting point is 00:14:08 But then this mob wife came in. I am so mad about this. You're mad about all I'm mad about all these things because, okay, I feel, listen, I'm not a fashion girly. I don't claim to be one. I just dress how I dress. But in the last, like, six to eight months, I've, like, tried a lot harder to say, like, more on trend.
Starting point is 00:14:26 And, like, I'm like, what are the trends for, like, summer 20, 23 are going to be? And then I watch a hundred videos and I do try to emulate some of it. I feel like this is, there's been a giant pop in this. in the last year. Listen, some of you were like, I've been a fashionista for years and this is not a giant pop. It is for me.
Starting point is 00:14:40 So that's how I'm living. Like, I really subscribe to like clean girl aesthetic. I like, I live in California too. Yeah. So that's like, beige girl. Like, I just,
Starting point is 00:14:50 my whole wardrobe is like beige neutrals. Like, that's what I like. We live in California. But then like, fall came and they were like, red's the color. Everybody do red. And then they were like, winter 2024.
Starting point is 00:15:00 We're doing red. We're doing a different shade of red. We're doing burgundy now. And I'm like, motherfucker. also. Not a hot take doing Burgundy in the winter. It's just like, that's how we're selling stuff these days.
Starting point is 00:15:09 Yeah. Mob wife, though, is the thing that I take the most offense to because I threw out all of my leopard. Oh, no. I had leopard on leopard on leopard to the walls. And I took all of it to Goodwill. I got rid of all of it. I have luckily saved my 95 pairs of leather pants and all of my fur coats. I have tons of fake for, obviously.
Starting point is 00:15:33 I have tons of it. But like I hate that like suddenly the Sopranos, the greatest show ever written of all time, is suddenly like cool amongst people again. It was always cool. And I feel like this is just, this is how people in New Jersey dress. Right. And no shade because this is how I always dress. I have 19 pairs of leather pants upstairs.
Starting point is 00:15:48 Well, and it's like Heather McMan, that's her whole aesthetic is like leopard. You go to her show. You see every animal print. Nothing but leopard. From the animal kingdom, you know, out there. Do you feel like people in New York and New Jersey are like, fuck you guys. For acting like this is a new thing. I've been living this life.
Starting point is 00:16:02 What I don't like is when someone thinks they invented a church. trend that has been around. So as long as you don't try to claim it as your own, there can't be some bitch out there saying, I invented the mob wife aesthetic on TikTok that's some Gen Z, you know, like no shame. But as long as you understand this existed before, you didn't invent it, I think it's fine. I also think just do you. Like, I think there's something so special about wearing whatever you want, what you feel comfortable in, not subscribing to the latest trend of the moment and just doing what makes you feel comfortable in your own skin and standing out in your own way. Like I just think I'm telling people, like, don't think you have to buy into all of these.
Starting point is 00:16:37 Like, you were talking about nails. You're like, oh, my God, I'm kind of getting stressed about the new nail trends. I'm like, don't, I don't, I've never in my life followed a nail trend. Like, every once in a while, I'm like, oh, that looks cool and fun, but I'm always going to go back to my classics. Like, I don't give a fuck. If you told me my nail color was out, I'd be like, I don't care. This makes my hands look pretty. My boyfriend likes it.
Starting point is 00:16:53 Everybody's on board with this. You know, like, I don't care. But it's funny that, like, the mob wife aesthetic is, like, cost to me. You know what I mean? And then I love it. Like, I love it that, like, a group of girlies would, like, roll up to, like, a dinner or an event and just, like, long fur coats and leopard print and a bunch of, like, gaudy jewelry. Like, I love that, but it does look like Halloween. Okay, I like the mixture of the two.
Starting point is 00:17:16 Because now I'm watching the TikToks about, like, okay, we spent a whole year doing, like, quiet luxury and clean girl aesthetic. That's your whole closet. So how do we make it mob wife? So now you can take those beige sets and just pop a fur coat on top. So that's how I'm going to do it. I'm not going to do like black leather pants and a tucked in leopard top and all that gold jewelry, even though I have all of those things. But I'll throw like a fur coat on top of my quiet luxury. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:17:41 Like I just, I try to keep up. I don't want to look dated and chuggy and like out of style. But there's a point where you're like, this silhouette looks good on me and this other thing doesn't look good on me. Like I don't like the way that I, my body looks or the way I feel. I'm not doing it. And I'm going to do me. You know, I'm not bringing back a skinny gene and like a fry boot and like a blouse and a fur vest. You know, it's not 2007.
Starting point is 00:18:07 But like I brought back my Spanx leggings, you know, like, because I really always loved that look. And I'm like looking up better than faux leather leggings. Yeah. Like that never goes out of style. But I'm just like, it was for a while. Yeah, that look was kind of out of style. It looked a little dana. And it was like you were kind of supposed to do like baggy your pants.
Starting point is 00:18:24 I'm like, I really love wearing skin tight pants. Yeah, but skin tight pleather was a little. mob wife. It was out for a little while. Now it's back. That is so fair. Well, and then the whole no pants trend, which I'm just like, which I started. I would just like to say that before I saw anybody do this, the same weekend at BravoCon,
Starting point is 00:18:43 I decided to put on a pair of skims, boy shorts, and wear them on stage. I started no pants in my own mind. Just so you guys know, I wore no pants before I saw photos of other people in no pants. I mean, I've always been about some no pants. Like, I remember back of the day it was like, does she wear pants? like any opportunity to like whether it was Halloween or whether it was just like little shorts. Like I just love to have like legs out. You know, like so it's just funny when people are like they invented this. It's like I don't know. We've been doing it. I've been Beyonce, I feel like it's one of the originals.
Starting point is 00:19:13 Also, I don't. Yes. Like, like, Beyonce just, I mean, I feel like I don't even know what she looks like in pants. Also, Ashley and I really do not subscribe to you're too old to wear X. I don't believe in that. Neither of us do. But nail trends specifically bows are really big right now and like chunky nail art. Like, I don't have the time. I just can't. I can't sit still. I'm not walking around with bows on my nails. I'm not doing it.
Starting point is 00:19:34 If you guys are doing it, great. Good for you guys. It's just never going to have a bow of my nail, bow in my hair. I'm never going to do it. I'm never going to get it down with like florals and like I wanted to wear a bow that morning. I wanted to wear a bow that morning on NBC. Good Morning. And you and CBS Good Morning?
Starting point is 00:19:50 The View. I wanted to wear a bow and you and all it wouldn't let me. I said you do you. Our publicist said don't do it. The you do you was. sweet, but it was, don't do this. Yeah. It was very like, I mean, I wouldn't, but if you like it, I love it. I feel like I'm still the height of a person that can wear a bow. I still look like a child. Yeah. I think you're too tall for a bow. I just, you know, I have realized over the years
Starting point is 00:20:16 what I'm preaching today is like, if you don't like this trend, it does not sit right with your soul. Don't do it. You know, there's just, I've never been really girly girl. I've never, ever really love florals and ruffles and frills and like big sleeves and peplum and bows and all that stuff. That's just I'm so not about it. And that's fine if you love it again. But I've just kind of had to realize like that's not my style. Like I think there's something really powerful and looking at something that looks great on someone else and be like, that is not my style. And I don't need to stress about getting into this trend. I want to like articulate this because it's like to your point how this person said it. And I think they said like it's easy to be like
Starting point is 00:20:57 stylish but not to have style. Like those are two different things. Like, anybody with money can be stylish. Anybody with money can walk into a store and be like, this is what's on trend right now and buy it. But having style is like a different thing. Like style is something that you like curate. Like not everybody has style. Yeah. You can be stylish and like on trend. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:15 That's why I think I've leaned so far into these things because like I want to like figure out my style is now I live in California. But also like most people have a finite amount of money. You can't just go buy a whole wardrobe every five man. Well, then you're just leaning into fast fashion and you're buying a bunch of crap that's not sustainable and like yeah we don't support that of course but I think there is something like when you just you are frantically trying to keep up with every trend you don't have a personal style about you and that's fine if you're
Starting point is 00:21:42 trying to find that but like I think consistently over the years like what I wear you know I get into trends here and there but I'm like I still have like a baseline of like yeah that's Ashley's style you know and I feel like I always joke like our friend Grace Atwood like no one is more opposite of like my style. Like she's a very specific. She really loves like florals and dresses and all the stuff. And she has a very specific style. She just posted a reel today.
Starting point is 00:22:06 And I was just like she and she would never wear what I wear. Like I can't even picture her in some of the shit I wear. She would like that looks crazy. You know, like even down to kind of like the athal leisure that I wear like Grace would never. Like I can't imagine. Are two opposite people. Yeah. So I think it's nice to like know yourself and be like I'm not doing that.
Starting point is 00:22:26 Like, you know, if people are out there like, I got to get on this mob wife thing. If that is so far out of your realm, don't do it. There'll be another trend in a month. I am so happy that I'd saved all those fur coats. And I'm sad that we can't wear them here. It never gets cold here. Even at night, I can't wear a fur. What am I going to do with that?
Starting point is 00:22:44 No, no, you can at night. I feel like Taylor rocks a fur. It's cold at night. Every time I go somewhere and I'm like, can I do this? This looks crazy. I'm like, Taylor would do it. Our friend Taylor is so fashionable. She just really is.
Starting point is 00:22:54 But also Taylor is like she's where she's going to wear what she's going to wear. She was a person that made me bust back out the Spanx leggings when we went to the Beyonce movie. She sent when she was wearing. I was like, oh, I'm doing that silhouette. This look is back. At least for me it is. Like she is someone that I feel like is so trendy, but also just wear whatever the fuck she wants. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:23:11 And that's like, I love that energy. She wore no pants to New Year's. Right. She wore maroon tights. Yes. Color tights are back in, which I really subscribed to. Like when I was younger, I like, when I was really young, I just was like wanted to be so much like blossom. Remember Blossom Manbi like and then Clarissa from Clarissa explains it all and I wanted to stand
Starting point is 00:23:28 out so badly like I wanted to wear stuff no one else wore like I wanted to look crazy I wanted to wear that hat with the flower in the front and like I just wanted to look crazy I had a jean bucket hat with a flower in the flower yes but then I just got so in like oh my god I would die if I don't fit in totally we talked about this with Kate Kennedy recently you know and so I think there's something so special about being like I don't want to fit in okay you know there's a couple styles I want you to think about it for you, that like, if they came back in, if it was like what everybody was wearing, you couldn't even like, you couldn't go to a restaurant without them looking up your Instagram, making sure that your style was good. Like, if these things came back on trend, what would you never do?
Starting point is 00:24:05 My two are, peplum tops, because they're disgusting. Yeah, I've never liked a peplum. Gauchos. Shout out to Clayton. Clayton, did you see this, Tesla? So Clayton, the Bachelor. Clayton the Bachelor. We listened to his whole Nick Viall. All two hours. very invested, just crazy shit. We can't recommend it enough. So listen to him on Nick Viol Vial's podcast. He's a pregnancy suit open with somebody.
Starting point is 00:24:32 She's saying that he got her pregnant. And he's like, we never even had fucked. It's like wild bribe. I feel like you can't summarize it. Like it's just like, you did a good job just then. But I'm just like, anyone listening, it's so much deeper and more fucked up than you could even imagine. So we've just been like looking at it.
Starting point is 00:24:45 I was like looking for reasons to drive places just so that I could listen to this. That was my highest step count since I've lived in L.A. I walked for two hours just around my neighborhood. So the episode is mid-January. And, yes, essentially this woman has accused him of getting her pregnant. It's a crazy paternity lawsuit. It's insane. So we've just been like, I don't know, someone in our group chat looked him up on TikTok
Starting point is 00:25:08 and he's on this dance journey. And he's having fun with it. He's having a good time. I don't want to show him. But he posts this video. And first of all, he doesn't have a dance face. It's just like a big, weird. I want to duet it.
Starting point is 00:25:22 and send it to you so bad. And he was dancing. And the caption was like, invite me to the cookouts. And I feel like, oh no, Clayton, you don't have the invite to the cookout. And he's wearing gauchos.
Starting point is 00:25:31 He's wearing gaucho pants. And I don't understand it. I don't understand. He's at least tall enough to pull off a gaucho. Like, I need something that's going to lengthen my body. I mean, I wish we would have talked about gauchos with Kate Kennedy
Starting point is 00:25:42 because this was like the style of the early 2000s. This was a very specific period of time. They like came in hot and like left. You know, it was so quick. But it was really. such a weird style. And like I would do
Starting point is 00:25:55 gouchos with like two tanks obviously like a tube top. I had some long tube tops. Oh, you didn't tuck them. No, I'd wear like a, I'd these longer one from R&B. I'd like a longer tube top that went down like below my hips and then I'd put a belt over that. A hundred percent of time.
Starting point is 00:26:11 It was the belt woven. The woven. Yeah, it was gold. Always gold. But it was like shot. It was like chipping. Yeah. Yes.
Starting point is 00:26:21 It was like silver gold. Gold flakes are coming off. For wet seal and it was chipping And like I did not want to have a waist at all I had an untucked shirt with gauchos That I, why didn't I tuck the shirt in? Like what do we have? Talking into gauchos.
Starting point is 00:26:36 What do we have against having a waste? Yeah, well the one of the worst trends was like bubble dresses like just bubble shirts and like bubble dresses just like a big bubble. Bubble like a sack. Yeah. Because I had a shiny set. Triple F titties and I looked like I was just walking around in a tent. I looked insane.
Starting point is 00:26:55 So gouchos and then, but the number one thing that I will never do that I hate it so much. I hate it in evening wear. I hate it in shirts. I hate it and everything. One sleeve or one strap tops.
Starting point is 00:27:05 I hate them so much. You do, yeah. I don't. I know you don't. Most people don't. And I could get behind. I don't like it, but I could deal with,
Starting point is 00:27:13 if it's sleeveless and there's like one strap on an evening gown. That's the only time I could deal with it. Okay. One sleeve? A sleeve. Let me walk around with one sleeve. I feel like I'm deregulating my body temperature.
Starting point is 00:27:27 That's what I mean. I actually feel like my body is like, what are you doing? We're cold on one arm and, you know. Like I'm living free on one side of my body and the other one is just a caged animal. One full sleep is weird. I still don't hate it. What I think is the dumbest thing I've ever seen and listen, live your truth, you know, Taylor Swift did this, but it was one pant leg. That's not real.
Starting point is 00:27:44 People don't do that. Taylor Swift, that does. She can't dress. She's doing her thing. That, you are a crushed velvet green dress. With knee-high baggy snake-skin boots, she could get a boyfriend and I can't in that outfit. But here's what I'm saying.
Starting point is 00:28:06 She's a perfect example. Nobody that famous dress is worse. In my opinion. In everyone's opinion. In all the experts' opinion. But I guess she doesn't care and you love to see it. She could buy a sense of style and she doesn't care. Like, she doesn't look.
Starting point is 00:28:22 She looks pretty bad. It will depend. She's a beautiful face. Big head of hair. She doesn't bother to run straight or through either. And she dresses. She could look beautiful in anything. She's just like, I'm not going to do it.
Starting point is 00:28:35 But like, I think she likes what she sees when she looks in the mirror. And like, that's all I'm saying. It's like, I almost want to channel that. Dress bad if you want. Well, I mean, like, the rough part is when you know, like, this goes back to like, even howling having our friend Lillian on is a stylist. Like, when you, you don't like it, you know, you're trying. to fit in this box or do this thing or if you're trying to stand out and you're like,
Starting point is 00:28:55 I actually don't feel comfortable and I don't like this look. Like if you like it, I love it. Like when I saw that crushed green velvet trip, like that outfit and it was like, it was this throwback look, but it just wasn't serving. You know, it really just was so odd. But she obviously is feeling herself. People relate to it, you know? I feel like people like it. I kind of like. That's what I almost like is it makes her more relatable. Everything about her super relatable. I mean, I'm obviously. I'm not. I'm, huge fan. I talk to children her every week. I'm a huge fan. Yeah. So that's for me. Gouchos, if they came back, peplum tops. And I just, I don't think they serve my body. I'm short.
Starting point is 00:29:33 Like, at least I have what I would call extreme proportions. I'm five feet tall. I have a very tiny waist and I've had an enormous boobs my whole life. So like certain things just don't, they don't do anything for me. Yeah, exactly. So one strap. Okay. What's your things? If they came back in style, you'd be like, I'm not doing it. I would never do this. Um, I mean, absolutely layering shirts. What is that word? What does that word mean? Lairing layers. Tends goes, layering. Lairing. How do you say it? Lairing. How do you want me to say it? Layering. Lairing. Lairing. Lairing. You knew exactly what she meant? Yeah. I thought you meant it was like a fuzzy fabric or something. Yeah, like layering, like two tops, like two tank tops.
Starting point is 00:30:22 Yeah, like, why did we do that? We just bulked ourselves up. Why did we do that? Honestly, I'd like to just add more bulk. Add more bulk. And let me think. I mean, I don't think I ever want to go back to that like early mid-2000s. Again, like the skinny gene and like a riding boot and then kind of like a baggier blouse.
Starting point is 00:30:42 And then I would throw on like a fur vest. Like I just, I was so into it for so long. And then it just felt like so date. And I don't think I can go back to that. I don't think that's coming back. I like a meme of 10 girls named Ashley. All spelled different ways. That's exactly what I'm envisioning. Yes. Yes. Like this really basic. And you know, I love a basic. It's not an insult in my book. But yeah, I think I'm not doing that. To me, that's just like it's a nice way to tie a style together. You look put together. It's not how I'm going to dress. Yeah. I don't hate it. But I'm probably not going to do it because it does make you look like that, that photo. Yeah. Okay. And then I wanted to say, we've kind of thrown back to the Kate Kennedy episode and everybody's asking about this like prom dress story. And I am going to, I'll share it on this podcast. I owe it to our listenership as well. I said I was going to give Kate the exclusive. And I'll do both. But I want to go home when I'm in Delaware next week and get like photos. And I want to make sure I show them on YouTube and all that stuff. So I want to make sure I have the assets. I can't just tell the story without the visual. So it is coming for those of you who are like, we need the prom dress story because it is juicy. I'm excited. I don't think I've seen this dress. Do I see the dress? sexy.
Starting point is 00:31:50 Well, to round out this style conversation, I just wanted to give two racks. Our friend Lillian Charles on Instagram is fantastic and I love her videos. And I really love this girl Liz, the New York stylist. She's done a closet clean out for me. But she does these like, if you want to make this look a little more stylish, she has great tips for that. So I like both of them on Instagram a lot. Okay. Lillian is Lillian Gray Charles on Instagram.
Starting point is 00:32:13 And she did a great episode with us. So we love to follow her and get those tips. Great. I am just going to tell you guys about AG1 and then we are going to get into it with Mystic Michaela. So AG1 is something that Rain and I really both believe in. It is a nutritional supplement. You know, we both drink it regularly and take it on the road with us. And I really love that it supports your immune system. And it's just a great morning ritual or habit, especially if you're trying to kickstart your health, because taking care of your health isn't always easy, but it should at least be simple. So that's why we drink AG1.
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Starting point is 00:34:45 She is a thriving practice of personal clients and hosts, workshops and events as well. She is the author of multiple books, including her latest, What's Myora, Learn Your Color, what it means, and how you can embrace your unique energy signature, which we're going to do today. Please welcome back to the show, Mystic Michaela. Oh, my gosh. Thank you so much for having me. I feel like I'm coming home. That's what it feels like.
Starting point is 00:35:08 I know you guys. So this is great. I feel like this is just like unbalanced because you can see our oras and we don't, we can't see yours. It's just like it feels like we're naked in front of you and we don't know anything. You know what it is? Like it's just a vibe. Like if you can feel people's vibes, it's the same thing as aura. I just happen to see it too in color, but it's really just about feeling people's vibes. Yeah. So tell us about that. Just like a brief kind of about how you see or colors. And we talked about it before. What was the episode in 20? So it was in August of 2020. So 2020. So I was listening to it.
Starting point is 00:35:45 on the drive over here today and just to remember what we said because we want you to reread our oras and see what's changed. So I wanted to brush up and what you had said before. But yeah, for people who don't know, you see people's aura colors, you talk to dead people. You know, the whole thing. Let's just talk about what you do. Yeah, I've always seen colors around people. I had no idea what it was for, honestly. I would always just see it. And I wanted to go live a normal life. So I actually was a teacher for a long time. And when I was a teacher, I put two and two together. I'm like, hey, wait, these kids' colors around them help me differentiate instruction and
Starting point is 00:36:21 help me understand how to teach them better and connect or whatnot. And it just escalated to here I am now because all in aura is is your energy signature. So we all have a unique signature of energy that's yours. You could call it your vibe. I happen to see it in colors. but every color has a specific vibration, like a feeling. And I've just noticed, in general, in life, when you understand your own vibe, your own aura, you can make choices that are more authentically yours.
Starting point is 00:36:54 So you can't really live life like somebody else. A lot of us are told to live life in totally different ways by our parents, by society, by what we see in the media. It's like, do this. Don't be you, be this person instead. And that is the biggest ticket to feeling disconnected from yourself and making choices that don't serve you or doing things and it takes a long time or doors keep getting shut in your face. And honestly, a lot of it can be solved by understanding going back to who am I and how can I be more authentic to myself. And the way that I like to teach that is through your aura.
Starting point is 00:37:28 So lowering your aura can help you in every facet of life from like how you're motivated to who you date, how you communicate, your sex. life, choices you make, careers. And there's like five main aura colors with a bunch of other ones too. And usually people have two or a combination. So usually you have one energy and then another one. And they play with each other in different ways, depending on how you are. And just understanding your vibe and understanding other people's vibes, it just makes life a lot easier because then you start making choices for yourself, not what you think other people are expecting from you. So that is my passion in life trying to teach people to read their own vibe, read other people's vibes, and maybe take a step back and say, hey, wait a second, let me make a choice
Starting point is 00:38:15 that resonates with me. And what is that choice, which is harder than it sounds. Yeah, I have to tell you, honestly, this episode we did with you was so impactful to me. And I think about you all the time. And you talked about, like, it'll help you understand other people. Like, sometimes I'm just like with somebody and I'm like, well, they're a red aura. Like, I just, that's how you have to approach them. This is what really. And it's a real. And it's a Red oras respond to better versus like a green, maybe a little more like woo, crazy, creative kind of aura. Red orra's a little more in control.
Starting point is 00:38:40 But you'll talk about all of them. But I think about you all the time. I have three years. The episode was so impactful. I know. I was like sending you stuff. I was like, this was early in the days. I was like, I'm thinking of like buying this house.
Starting point is 00:38:52 Like what's your vibe on it? You know, like I think I sent you a picture of a Zool when I was thinking of adopting him. And like I was just like, I wasn't trying to like abuse our relationship. But I was like, can you just like psychic this up for me? I liked it a couple times, but you've been such an asset in our life. We're so happy to have you in our life. I love reading pictures. I love seeing colors. It's like what I do. So I'm an or a nerd. So if I get to like talk about it, I'm very excited. And sometimes I go off and I'm like,
Starting point is 00:39:19 I hope this makes sense to people. But so many people who, you know, kind of read up on the aura colors, how I teach them and whatnot, they say, hey, I used to think my yellow or a mom was always getting on my case or she was critiquing me or she was constantly telling me what to do. And now I understand that because she's yellow, she shows love through giving me suggestions or trying to structure my life out or trying to plan things for me. That's not her being controlling. That's her just trying to show her love to me because she's yellow. So understanding people can help you have more compassion for them and then can allow you to be like, okay, I hear you. Now here's how I work. You know, and just kind of relay the relationships better.
Starting point is 00:40:00 You can just navigate them without taking something personal or being, you know, overly reactive to something that's perhaps not intentional on their part. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, yeah, it's like, like, you know, astrology or love languages or whatever it is, just understanding that we're all built differently. We have our own human experience. Just helps us like deepen our connections and move through the world less pissed off. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:40:26 It helps to like, like, just take it more inward and be like, hey, how does this afford? me and why and it can be a conversation with yourself instead of projecting outward. But my thing is with the color is yes, I do see them. And I've always seen them. I see them like, I see your hair collar or what you're wearing. It's like not a big deal to me to see them. But you don't have to see them to read them because every single color has a very specific vibe. And once you get in touch with your own instinct, which we all have, our own intuition, which we all have, and you start picking up people's vibes and then you're associated color with it, it can help you read it. And then, and then what happens is your third eye wakes up and then you can start seeing them anyways. But
Starting point is 00:41:07 the learning helps you identify them in other people. Yeah. Well, you wrote this book since the last from you're on the show. And if people are curious what their or colors are, it's about 20 pages, the quiz. And you ask all of these really granular questions about how do you feel in certain situations, socially, romantically, professionally. And then you can tally up the answers and kind of self-diagnose. And the book breaks it out into all kinds of things, career, personality, creativity, style, things like that. Yeah, the book is incredible. Michaela, and it's so fun and easy. And I really think everyone should get it and also gift it.
Starting point is 00:41:42 It makes an incredible gift. I love the way you structured it. And I think it's very like, of course, I'm sure people are going to just, which I was doing last night. And I'm not going to tell you, like, we're going to have you read our hours and stuff. But I feel like someone is going to do the quiz and then just read the book and find their aura and just read about themselves the whole book. what you can do. But it's really, it comes down to like how you can find your own, like, personal style, which is something we talked about right before we jumped on with you in our intro for this week. But the dating and your family and all these things just, I think are really helpful and just a
Starting point is 00:42:13 really fun way. I don't think this book is going to dredge up a bunch of trauma for anyone really. Like it's, you know, I think it's just like a good read to understand yourself better without some of the heavier stuff. It makes it as heavy as you want. But yeah, it helps me to decode the world around me a little bit more. Like for me to go like I'm attracted to red or a people as friends or as romantic partners and my mother was a red or a person. So maybe that's what attracts me to that person. So like, and I'm just making that up as an example. But like it helps me to sort of decode the world around me. I feel like a bread from all this stuff is. We'll get into it. Thank you. No, I appreciate that. Because I feel like your aura or just you could call it your vibe. You can call it your energy signature,
Starting point is 00:42:53 whatever you want to call it. We love vibe. Yeah. I like that. Obviously. Your vibe. Your vibe. your unique vibe is something that you should really celebrate and find out about. A lot of the world tries to repress it. And when you figure it out, it's sometimes the part of you that you've been hiding or it's the part of you that you thought was the bad parts of you were the things that you were ashamed of and kind of understanding it and celebrating it. And then acting it out in different contexts, for example, like dating and, you know, your sex life and communication and your job and relationships or your personal style,
Starting point is 00:43:26 kind of like, okay, well, you know, I'm a purple, and I crave transformation. And I need to feel like I'm reinventing myself often in order to feel connected to myself and to my experiences. So I'm going to wear this funky jacket today, or I'm going to try something new in the bedroom, or I'm going to stop oversharing information with my friends, because maybe they just use me as entertainment. And maybe it's time for me to shut that down a little bit. So just seeing how it impacts you in different contexts, and then working with it to your own advantage, I feel like is, if that's really what I wanted to put into the book, so I'm so glad that you saw that. And I really, it means a lot to me what you, what you say. So thank you. Of course. We love it. Let's just run through the nine aura colors we have worth them in the last episode with you. And just briefly, just give us a few adjectives and strengths, weaknesses, whatever, just to describe each one. So if people are listening, they're not going to stop and take a break and take the quiz. It might resonate with them for the duration of the episode. Yeah. So reds are like logical, authoritative, take charge leaders. They just have good animal instincts, you could say. Blues are naturally empathic. Caregivers, they're very sensitive. Yellows are organized, curious. They love learning and they love self-improvement. Purples are creative, intuitive, a little rebellious. They crave change, artistic outlets. Turquoises are very compassionate, like old soul healers. Like, these are your, you'll find them at the first stores. Like, these are the people who are doing Reiki. and acupuncture and whatnot. Indigo's are, they're like blues, but they're extra absorbie. So they're
Starting point is 00:45:00 kind of do healing work, but more one-on-one. So I'll see a lot of indigo's as speech therapists, for example. So they're very one-on-one with the healing. Pinks are optimistic, loving energies, childlike, a little bit naive. Pink women get picked on a lot by society, so they're very easy to find it. Like Pam Anderson is a pain, for example. Yeah, Britney Spears is a big. Exactly. McCarty's pink. I mean, they get usually picked on a lot for their just feminine nature, their sexuality or whatnot. And then oranges are competitive, power-driven people who are usually find them in business and they crave all sorts of interactions in that world in order to get ahead and feel empowered. So those are the oracolors I cover in the book. I know I talk about some other ones too, but those are the ones I really like
Starting point is 00:45:46 dive into. And yeah, like I said, usually you're a combo of two of those energies, usually. And your Instagram is great. You mentioned a bunch of celebrities. You really break down celebrities oras and the couples' oras and things like that. So it's a fun Instagram account. I know like lately whenever I see like pictures, it's just like I always wonder like doesn't anybody care, you know, but I'll see a picture and I'll see like people's or is like Taylor and Travis. I'm like, what are they? I got to know.
Starting point is 00:46:12 I might have missed it if you posted about it. Well, Taylor is yellow purple. Obviously yellow. Yeah. I mean that mastermind song like all that. You know what I mean? Like she planned this out. Like this is, this is yellow aura.
Starting point is 00:46:24 I mean, she's direct. She knows what she wants. She's professional. You know, she's got her crap together. She's got her moves laid out. That's very yellow. She's purple too, so it's creative. And then Travis is purple blue.
Starting point is 00:46:35 He just feels like very sensitive. I feel like he went through a hot mess purple period before he met her. And he's like, over that meaning. He just threw it all. Like, all right, I'm going to live out my purple boy days. You know, I'm a football star. There's ladies, you know, doing all that. And I think now the blue's taking over.
Starting point is 00:46:50 it's like, all right, I want connection. I want something more stable. I want a relationship with that. And what's funny is a lot of yellow aura women get shamed for being like organized or uptight. Yeah, or future thinking. Like, especially in relationships. Like I see a lot of yellow oral women being like, oh, like they're sitting at the first date.
Starting point is 00:47:10 They're like, this could work. You know, how much money does you make? How many kids are we going to have? Like, that's just how yellow oras are. And that can scare people off. or they can get a bad name for it, but that's just how they are. But his mom's yellow. Travis's his mom's yellow and his sister-in-law's yellow.
Starting point is 00:47:26 I feel like he's not scared of yellow, this is my point. So I feel like they work, you know. Yeah. Just so people know how legit you are reading photos, we are going to do this with you later. But the last time you're on the show, Ashley and I gave you in the moment two photos of of somebody we'd been romantically involved with. And you described them with no background information to a T. I was crying.
Starting point is 00:47:46 You were moved to tears. Yeah. It was like really. emotional. We'll do it again today. It probably won't be as emotional. My favorite thing to do. Can we read ours? All right. So I haven't read you guys officially in like four years, obviously. And things have, okay. So I'm going to start with you right now. All right. So you're a purple blue, but there's an additional color. And we have to talk about this. Because you did purple before. And I related to it. I feel very much like I'm
Starting point is 00:48:12 creative. I always want to change things. I will throw on a weird jacket. I'm like, what am I doing? Should I do this? So I really related to that, but you said it's changed a little. It changed a little. And I feel like back then, I mean, okay, how do I put this? There was like a merging of the energies. And so the blue is a little darker than maybe it should have been. And so with you, for me, that can indicate just going through emotions or like I'm not
Starting point is 00:48:36 quite sure or the ups and downs and feeling almost. And if I'm using the wrong words, just move me around. But like ashamed of sometimes feeling as strongly as you do or wanting to compartmentalize. it or wanting to put in a box or fix it or something like that. When I see you now, your colors are very balanced. So it's like a more muted color, but they feel calmer. So to me, that just means a lot of self-control, a lot of growth, a lot of awareness, and a lot of your ability to kind of take what you have and say, all right, I'm going to work with this. I'm going to transform with this. I'm going to do something with this that's good for me and good for other people, but you have a little bit of yellow
Starting point is 00:49:13 in you. And it's really sparkly and it's not a ton, but it feels like it's your little assistant energy. So I get with you that you have your creative, you have your empathic vibes, and then you have a little assistant aura that comes through and puts it to good use and scaffolds it. And overall, I just feel like you've found a piece of yourself that feels to me extremely good with you, if that makes sense. Like, I love me. I'm good with myself. I feel very good like that kind of just stability that anchor and it just it feels love it feels very calm but i feel like you how do i like while you're sharing and you're here and you're very in touch with everything i get that there's a bit of a curtain where there wasn't one that serves you meaning i'm going to take a
Starting point is 00:50:02 step back or i'm not going to take that the way that maybe you used to or whatnot so i feel like more control in your own feeling of awareness and not taking from other people or absorbing their interpretations of you. Does that make sense? Yeah. I mean, I love everything you said. I think that I really relate to it. I've always thought I had a little yellow in me.
Starting point is 00:50:22 I'm the one that sends the calendar invites when Tessa is not at work. But I'm the planner, which is like, kind of crazy, but I can't send a calendar invites stress. You like to be in charge more than I know. Don't give me an Excel spreadsheet. Yeah, you're right. I just like to be in charge. Ashley, like, I've always said like Ashley is more of the like big ideas person
Starting point is 00:50:37 and I'm more of the like, I get excited about the execution of the ideas. Not that Ashley doesn't execute. ideas, but I, I'd rather have someone else. Yeah, I get more excited about like the execution of the granular details and I'm good at it. And I do think that I started thinking about this a lot during COVID because I was rethinking sort of my relationship with drinking. And I was like, I drink a little too much. I share too much. I'm a little too open. And I have, I think, just been a little more calculated of what I share some of the time with certain people. And I think that's a good thing for me. Because I never thought I was an obnoxious overshare. But I did think I sort of was in a realm
Starting point is 00:51:13 of where I'd just be a little, a little too giving of things. And then I would sort of have like regret and like, like, why do I say it like that? Why did I speak about myself like that that that I didn't love? So I have tried to be a little more controlled. Well, so what we talked about last time with you in 2020, with Raina specifically and with really, I feel like is a prevalent theme with purple is some of the self-destructive behavior. And that doesn't have to mean, you know, ruining your life. You know, it can be it's just kind of sometimes engaging in behaviors that you know aren't good for you and you know aren't serving you. And sometimes it can be because you're searching for something or you're just too spontaneous.
Starting point is 00:51:47 And it all kind of tracks back to the good things about a purple. But there is that layer of like the self-destruction. And I feel like when I think of Raina and she's talked about this really openly on the podcast of like when it comes to dating, kind of activities. Like, you know, you said you want to give up giving time and energy to men who aren't your man because you want to find your man. You know, like that kind of thing. And I feel like you have made this conscious decision to stop doing that. And I feel like that was the main purple behavior. we talked about drinking a little bit too in 2020 but like as of late it's kind of been these dating patterns
Starting point is 00:52:17 and you've really been like I just want to stop engaging in these and almost that turns on the yellow a little bit more because I feel like the yellow they're the more of like here's what I want and I'm going to go after it and I'm going to come up with a plan to get it and stop doing the self-destructive behavior. So I feel like even in dating I feel like that part of the purple is being pushed away and like that the yellow is like coming in like actually. That's really good. Yeah. I mean, and I see that a lot with purples. Like purple people naturally attract a lot of attention. But when you're not in a good space, you're like, oh, attention, I should pay attention to all my attention, you know, even if the stuff I don't want. And that becomes more of like an issue of, well, what if I don't get more attention, I should pay attention to the attention that's coming. It's just like opportunities or anything. Like if we're, you know, with your career, I feel like you're not like that. But maybe in love, that's something that you had to travel through where it's like, I don't need to pay attention to somebody who's not. good for me because that'll leave room for the right person to come in. But purples do tend to, they're just fun. And people tend to gravitate towards them and they have the great stories and
Starting point is 00:53:23 they have the fun things to say and they're the first ones to do the thing that everyone's too scared to do. And that's an awesome part about being around a purple or a person. Like, they'll just go do it. They don't care. But I think what I hear you're saying is you were fine, but maybe for your own self, you were like, I don't like that. Not every part of that leads people to take you so seriously. So the parts of that that lead people to feel like they know every single thing about you and they don't take you as seriously.
Starting point is 00:53:51 I've tried to just very marginally kind of less stuff like that go a little bit. I think that's awesome. Well, you can tell because honestly, you get a yellow sparkle. And to me, you just feel like you're more Raina than you ever were. So you've just the spiritual growth feels strong. Not that you weren't before at all. I live in California now. It's all about growth.
Starting point is 00:54:14 I would hope we all grow, by the way. Like I tell us to people all the time, like, please change your mind. Please change who you are. It should be an evolution. If we're staying the same, that's sad. We should all look back, I think, a couple of years ago and say, ooh, I'm glad I changed that because that means that we brew. But I think the 3D world, I call it, will.
Starting point is 00:54:35 make you feel ashamed of things that you've grown or changed and admitting it and saying it is is just truly the best role model to have, I think, because that's what we need to hear, because we all need to be doing it. I know I do. So yeah. Well, thank you. I feel on board with the things you said and very flattered and we're all transforming and growing. So I'm trying to do that too. Okay. I'm ready. And then, okay, Ashley. All right. So when I look at your, all right. So you kind of gained a little bit of, you both moved and gained a color. kind of crazy. All right. So I get with you, I see red. But again, it's like more muted. I see blue. It's darker than it was, which is interesting. But not in a bad way. It feels just more
Starting point is 00:55:16 introspective, analytical. Not that you've never, I feel like you just allowed yourself to take a step back. So red or a people love to, I'll get it. I'm going to do it. Let's just do this. I got like, and I feel like in your life, what you've done is like, let me just wait a second. Let's see if somebody, let's see if the universe fill in the blank of whoever that is has something to lend to this. I feel like putting control in places where it's beneficial to you is great for a red aura because that's a big thing for reds. It's like, how do I make my mark? How do I make something my own? How do I create an environment that empowers me and the people around me?
Starting point is 00:55:53 But taking control away from things that you don't have to be in control of. And I feel like you've been able to do that. And it feels like just a lightness off of you. like just this like almost like a relaxing and a feeling of peace and a feeling that it'll just come and flow and it'll come and go and I can let things go and I can let them come. And so I get that the control over your energy itself and allowing little doorways to open and come in and bring you things to me feels freeing. And I feel like that's something that you've gone through. But you have, it's funny because you're wearing a little bit of rain and this purple. I don't, you know,
Starting point is 00:56:32 that's just, but I feel like that's just because you guys work so close together. Yeah, so overall, when I look at you Ashley, you to me feel like you have just energetically been more trusting that what will come to you is meant for you and you don't have to hang on to everything. And sometimes when things leave, you're okay with it. And surprises are a good thing, which I think is very hard for red or is to know that surprises can be a good thing. But for you, I feel like you've learned surprises can be a good thing. But your blue is interesting because it's so layered and so introspective. I mean, you're a very like emotional person and sensitive person and somebody you can really see other people. But I feel like it's even deepened and widened. And it just
Starting point is 00:57:11 feels mushy. It feels like a good thing. I mean, well, I'm in a relationship, which and I feel like that brings out like the loving, you know, mushy emotional side of you. So I think that's like the blue. But when I read about blue, I just, it doesn't like resonate. But I think that's because it's like Some of the statements are like, I feel walked on and taken advantage sometimes. I can't relate to that at all. That's like, could not be your opposite. But I guess there's a part of it that's like the introspective, just the more sensitive emotional side, which I do relate to some of that.
Starting point is 00:57:43 Because you're red blue, you work differently. My husband's red blue. So like it's more the red leads it. And I feel like your blue comes out with like injustice problems. So the second you see somebody stepped on, you're like, wait a second. Like so you aren't going to cry about it. you're like, let's activate forces, let's words, let's go, let me do something, actions. You jump right into leadership, if that makes sense.
Starting point is 00:58:08 Yeah. Okay. Because I feel like things affect you so much. You can't just watch it and not do something. So that red blues work a little different than like purple blues or any other combination. I, you know, I would love to do another book with combinations because with you, it's kind of like injustice is the trigger. Cultural injustices.
Starting point is 00:58:27 I mean, she will be up all night. just sending me text messages about like how she wants to fix it. This is not fair. And I'm like, yeah. Yeah. Like we come into an election year. I just have to like, I mean, I can't give it all my energy. I'll just never sleep.
Starting point is 00:58:39 You know, like I just, I'm on a loop sometimes of. Yeah. All the injustice is interesting how those two play for you because you are like such a red to me, but you have softened, I think since we moved here. You can deal with a surprise. I think you are just like a little musher. And like, yeah, you have a hard time seeing like the underdog have a bad time. You really want to like stand up for people that are struggling.
Starting point is 00:59:02 You really like volunteer work where you like put money and action behind causes. That's like very much you. Oh, well, thanks. I mean, red blues are like standups. I got to tell you though, I really resonated with the orange. Oh, I'm so glad you said that because like like to a T. And I'm like I was wondering if you see more of the top five more often. And like I just there was a lot about it that it was like the red.
Starting point is 00:59:28 but not, you know, as like aggressive. And there was a lot of the things that resonated with me a lot. It was like the people in your life. You know, you want to work with your friends and you want to like build out your network and the people are the most important part and you love change and when it like works in your favor and you care what people think of you to an extent. Like, you know, I don't know, a lot of the things just I hadn't read anything about it. And I was like, I'm about this orange, you know. I love that. I'm glad you said that. When I see orange on somebody, it's kind of like a little energy boost or like a CO2 cartridge. Remember we used to make those in technology class? I don't know. Like, you put this in a like it's it's hard to carry all the time, the orange, but I will see it in people who are in
Starting point is 01:00:09 fields where they have to, you know, your business women, you have to, you're constantly having ideas, your connections have to be authentic to you. You can't live two separate lives, like your business life and your personal and professional life, it's easier if they're merged in a lot of ways. It's just more authentic that way. If you love somebody, they're common with you. You know, that's like a lot of orange stuff. So I'll see orange kind of bursting through people with me. It's hard for someone to carry it all the time. It's a lot of energy. But you can definitely probably have orange faces. And what's funny is I'll usually see it on red people. So I'll see it on red people when they kind of level up to orange. But then you'll have like, okay, you take a break. And then you can
Starting point is 01:00:46 like something happen. So it's very possible. And that's why I wanted to write the book because nobody knows you better than you know you. So putting it all down and having you do the self analysis. That's really my goal with all this. I love going to psychics and astrologists and horror readers myself. But at the end of the day, like, you need to read yourself. So I love that you connected to that because that's something that does feel like you, especially when you put on your business hat and you've done. It was just like a lot about the people around you and your friends. It was like you want to treat your friends and do these big things. You know, when you do like boat birthday and like you do the vacations and it just felt a lot. It was just like a lot of the people around you and your friends. It was like, like, you want to treat your friends and do these big things. You know, you know,
Starting point is 01:01:27 lot of like when you succeed at life, the people around you succeed to. And I think we both have that part and just like the energy. But I like what you said. It's like you can't have it all the time. You would just like burn out. So I bet they burn out, you know. So you're right. It's like a flame. It almost burns out. It's like you have that like supercharger cartridge on you. Yeah. I'll see it on like Jeff Bezos sometimes like everyone's in a while. I'll see a picture. I'll be like, oh, you know, sometimes like you'll see it on people and it's like a flash through them. And it's, it's really cool because you know they're in a creative mode or when they're really plotting ahead. Okay.
Starting point is 01:02:02 I like that these things can kind of change. I like that you can read these things and also see like other colors and see yourself. Like I'd like to emulate these things a little bit more. Maybe I don't like these things about myself necessarily. I'd like to emulate a little more a little more yellow. And I think that was kind of what I was trying to articulate earlier. I think in terms of like telling everybody everything all the time. I've just, I've noticed I've like controlled information a little bit differently in
Starting point is 01:02:22 my life more recently. Like even people have said like, you didn't tell you about this thing. And I've thought to myself, like, well, this thing happened four days ago. And I've purposely wanted to sort of digest the information a little more before I just go, like, blurting out exactly how I feel about something. Like making someone work to know you a little bit better. You know, you used to say you'd like maybe be out with somebody and be like, I just like went too hard into sharing about myself where it's like you have wanted to be somebody of that if you're dating somebody or you have a partner, they peel back the layers a little bit more, you know. Yeah. And I think that like when people love you and you tell them something, they take it.
Starting point is 01:02:56 seriously. So I want to be conscious of like when I'm sharing something, they're going to have an honest conversation with me about what I'm feeling. And I'll give like an exact example. I reconnected with an ex very briefly for a few days. And my other best friend had said to me like two days or she didn't even like really tell me about it. And I was like, I don't know that I feel great about what happened. And I don't know that I wanted to be like, this is how I was feeling in the moment. Because that triggers you having this very long conversation with me. And I don't know how I feel about it get. So if that makes sense, I just wanted to, like, digest how I was feeling about something before enlisting other people to give me advice, sympathy, encouragement, whatever it would be.
Starting point is 01:03:31 That's amazing because I feel like for a lot of purples, a lot of how they connect when they're in a different stage of life. And it's something maybe you find your comfort zone and you moderate it a little bit, you modulate it moving forward, is let me flay myself open and give you every vulnerability so that you feel comfortable in who you are. immediately. So I'll tell you all this stuff. Now you feel okay, right? Like you feel comfortable with me. Like we're good. Like a lot of it is very empath stuff where you can feel other people's feelings and you want to make sure that they feel important or good or not nervous or not insecure or whatever. So you're like, here's all this. So you kind of taken a step back and being like,
Starting point is 01:04:12 actually I don't know what I think about it yet. So I'm going to sit. That's more blue. Because I always say like blues have to sit with something for like several days. Even a decision. Like sometimes you have to sit several days with something to know what you want or how you think about it or how you process it or how it connects to you. So you're kind of just describing the purple blue struggle. But also your sparkle yellow coming in and being like, let's organize this. Let's draw a line around it. Let's zip that off and make bullet points later. So we talked a lot about sex on the last one and like how different oracolors are in the bedroom. But I kind of just wanted to maybe talk a little bit more about like dating and you know like manifesting everyone's you know we've talked about like
Starting point is 01:04:53 if you're trying to just date more this year or find a partner like I'd love to just talk some more about these aura colors and their strengths and weaknesses when it comes to dating or any tips or like you know cautionary tales or strengths to lean into if you're a certain aura color yeah well all these can like apply I'll generalize it based on your orer color you know but if anything if any of this resonates that's awesome Let's put it that way. So again, just like anything else with your aura, you got to do what's authentic to you. And I think manifesting in general is interesting. We talk about it a lot everywhere. And in your dating life, it's a place where you can play it out. So I always tell people what do you want out of life in general? Like what do you want to feel, I think is the big thing. So like with blues and indigoes, I'll just lump them together. Usually instead of wanting something like a house or the job or whatever, like what do you want to feel? feel a lot of times blues and indigoes want to feel appreciated or helpful or needed or like they're in a pay it forward relationship not just used or whatever so i feel like in dating yeah the way that
Starting point is 01:06:01 you can kind of use dating as a context is make sure you're not being mommy to somebody on the first date you know like like really pay attention to how they're talking are they extra needy also like don't push the conversation away from you i think blues and indigos have a hard time answering questions about themselves or making it about them instead they're really good at interviewing somebody and that can really bring in kind of a mommy I need a mommy energy or or somebody who is more needy so using dating to say okay I'm going to answer questions about myself I'm not going to steer the conversation away from me you know attention's okay I can handle it so that's that's my blue indigo idea all right with yeah with reds we talked about this a little bit it's
Starting point is 01:06:48 Control is a big thing for Reds they want to feel in control in certain areas of their life. But it's, I think, with manifesting and your dating and just creating places in your dating life in order to kind of practice this, it's where can I place control and when can I take it away? So for let somebody else pick a date, who cares if it's a bad restaurant, you can say, you know what? Because I notice like, are you like this, Ashley, do need, because every red or I know has to pick the restaurant. Is that you saying? Are you okay with not taking it? So this is, I want to do what I want to do. And but here, here, let me finish like when it comes to the vacations, the girls nights, but also I'm fine when other friends like our friends make good plans.
Starting point is 01:07:36 And I haven't planned dinner reservation a while. All last weekend we hung all the friends. I didn't plan in one place. So it's not that. It's not that I always have to be. But I, she's not a friend that I'm afraid to suggest something to. No.
Starting point is 01:07:46 She's not going to make everybody miserable. I like when people. But she's, and I don't have to lift a finger and it's what I want to do. But she does want to do what she wants to do. But my relationship, I like to let my boyfriend lead a lot. You know, I love to let him plan. I don't know, I kind of want to do like deep dive on this, maybe like in a full episode on this. But you have to show someone that they are contributing to your life and you're not just controlling everything all the time. Like I remember I told a girlfriend so many years ago where she was moving and her now husband had like offered to help. And she was like, I don't need to help. Like I've had movers. And I was like, let him help. He wants to help you. You know, like let him feel needed and wanted.
Starting point is 01:08:24 And like he has a place in your life, you know. So my boyfriend plans all the time. He, he, he planned a restaurant in LA. He just found a place. He wanted to come here. I live here. You know, neither of us loved it that much. But it was just like a thing he wanted to do.
Starting point is 01:08:37 Like, I'm not ever going to be like, I don't want to do that. I mean, if I really don't want to do something, I'll speak up. But I have found, you know, that it really works in a relationship to both parties feel like they are not being controlled by what the other one wants to do all the time. So I feel like you like to do what you want to do. And I think there are, it's very partner specific. Like I think you've made a decision. Like I want my partner to feel respected.
Starting point is 01:09:01 I want to, I want him to feel like he is good ideas and like I like to do those things. But he also like comes to the plate. He's like, I've researched things. I have good style and good taste. And you're like, I trust you to make good decisions. Whereas like other partners that you and I have had in the past, like, I can let other people plan, but I know that you're not going to plan something good. I know you're not going to research it.
Starting point is 01:09:21 And I don't trust that you're going to make a good decision that I'm going to enjoy. And I will steamroll a person like that. And I can think that you could get really irritated with the person like that too. Yeah, exactly that. I mean, we also like the same things. And we, I think that's really important. We like the same types of like restaurants, vibes, activities. Like that really, I think is important in a partnership.
Starting point is 01:09:39 It works really well for us. But A, I really respect him. I love his ideas. I love the stuff he plans. It's not like, I have to make him feel good. it's not that but I really also see the value in that when you see people kind of doing it wrong you know when you see someone just steamrolling the other person all the time and not making them things their ideas are valid or their plans are cool or you know it's like that's not going to make someone feel good about
Starting point is 01:10:02 themselves and the role they have in the relationship you know so I just think it's really important I really do feel like that's the thing that reds need to watch out for you know it's just making someone just feel like invalidated or just completely unneeded or unwanted. It's like, why am I even in this relationship? Yeah. And if I find somebody who's a little bit, like, I don't trust you to sort of clean up your side of the street, I will become like hyper red almost. Like, I'll be like, I'm making the decision. I'm going to ask you every grander thing about like, did you pack correctly?
Starting point is 01:10:35 Did you get to the airport on top? Like, I guess yellowie. But I know that those kind of people don't serve me. And so I wouldn't make it as a date somebody like that. Yeah. Like you want to be with somebody you trust that they got their shit together. Like I think that like you trust that your partner, like can get to an airport, book a hotel, plan a trip, research restaurants, make a reservation. He's not an idiot. But like a lot of men can't do those things. And when they start not doing those things, that breeds mistrust, like you guys are a good sort of like figure eight. Well, I want to tell you like what example, Michaela, like he played in this restaurant and it was in, he lives in Boston. So he, we go there. And I guess he'd been there
Starting point is 01:11:10 years prior and he had like a good experience. And so he wanted to take me. It was a Mexican place. he knows I love Mexican food. So we, it was like our date night of the weekend. I dressed up. I had like a burberry top on and like a skirt. And he loves to dress nice too. So we were like date night ready. We went to this place upon walking in. I was like, oh, no, I hate it. And I was like, don't actually don't do it. And I was like, keep playing this. And like, I'm thinking of myself like, I just shouldn't be here.
Starting point is 01:11:33 I feel like there's, there's like a table of like the 18 year olds. You know, like it felt a bottom of brunch kind of place. It was not the vibe. It was just. Oh my God. It wasn't the vibe for our sexy date night, you know. And so I, we sit down at like, you know, this shitty table. They brought my marguerite. I was like, I'm going to do it. I'm going to order a drink. I'm going to just shut the fuck up. He planned this. They brought me. The straw was like a pink curly straw. I'm like,
Starting point is 01:11:56 no, I can't be. Like, are we? I have to leave. So he was like, this is a little different than last time I was here. He's like, looking around. I'm like, okay, maybe he hates it too. So I went into the bathroom and I like looked at my outfit in the mirror. I'm like, I'm not eating here. Like I was like, this is not where this is not it. Like, this is our special date night. We're long. since we don't get a lot of these. And I go back out and he was like, you hate it here. And I was like, you do too. And he was like, absolutely.
Starting point is 01:12:21 And he's on the horn making another reservation. We ended up going to another place down the street. And in that moment, I was like this, I mean, I already knew like this is my man. But I was like, God, I love that we both felt that way because I would have felt so like snobby or bitchy, you know, being like, I hate this vibe. And he's like, what? I plan this day for you. What? You can't like just enjoy this restaurant.
Starting point is 01:12:43 And, you know, there was something about it. I was like, God, you really do get each other. That's what I'm saying. Like, you guys are a good, like, circle eight. Like, when I start getting like that, I don't really like the energy of somebody saying to me, why don't you just relax? Yes. What's the big deal?
Starting point is 01:12:56 I find it really instigative. So I won't need to be on the same page with you every second all the time, but I'd like you to at least validate how I'm feeling. And I really hate when somebody starts, like, poking at you like that. And you're like, oh, we are really not. Like, when I start to talk shit, I want you to talk shit with me. Right. Don't tell me it's just not a big deal.
Starting point is 01:13:13 Yeah, it was a major moment in the relationship because I feel like I've been in relationships before where someone would have been like, you're being high maintenance. Yeah, just enjoy the meal. And I'm like, that's not it. Did you see the straw? That's so funny. That's like such because my husband's read. And that story reminded me of our first date because we went somewhere. And he was like, and it was our first date. So we don't really know each other yet. And he got a little red about the place. He's like. And he was right. But I'm very whatever. I don't care. You know, like that's just me. But. But. Because he was like, I was like, let's go. And I feel like because we went to the wrong place first, I think that's why we worked out, honestly. Because it's so that's such a funny thing because, yeah, like just having a red husband. I have a red teenage daughter too. Like don't tell.
Starting point is 01:13:58 Don't. Don't. They're right. They're correct. You know, like you're always right. I think sometimes you're like, not you specifically. I am like a little to whatever to your own detriment. And it's nice to have a partner.
Starting point is 01:14:10 Like I probably would have just stayed at that restaurant. I would have been like, I don't love this, but I'm in town with my long-distance boyfriend. Like, I probably would have stayed. But that's to my own detriment. And I, it's helpful for me to have another person with me that's like, this table isn't good or this restaurant isn't good. And then I go have a better experience. You would not a state.
Starting point is 01:14:29 I don't know how bad that place was. You both totally bad. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes, okay, I'll give like, Ashley is, I always, she's never, I've never seen her be rude to wait staff. So don't take it like that. But like, Ashley's always the person. It's like, this table's not going to do.
Starting point is 01:14:40 Like, she'll stay in between us. Then she'll go get us another table. I don't say that to the server. I'm just like, let me go handle this. Yes. And it's never rude. But like I will just take the table, not the worst table. But we had brunch at this place on Sunday.
Starting point is 01:14:53 And I got there first and we had a bad table. And I just didn't ask, well, I got made fun of for wanting to move. And then I just think that if you got, if you beat me, wouldn't say at the table. Yeah, I was late. I was like, I don't have a say in this. We're not, you know, uprooting everybody. So I can, I can chill. I can deal with it.
Starting point is 01:15:06 But to me, like, you know, I've worked on this. And this like, you know, I've worked on this. This was a big flaw of my one. there's something that I feel like there's a little bit too much pressure on it. Like I need it to be perfect and it's harder for me to roll with the punches. So just honestly, if I lived in the same city as him and we went to that restaurant and we were going out to dinner every other night, I probably wouldn't have so much pressure on it. But I was like, this is like our special date night of the weekend, you know, like we dressed up. We got to get out of here. And it worked out. So
Starting point is 01:15:30 but I love that he supported who you are, you know, because right there. And I see a lot of red or a women not get supported for who they are because they have an opinion. They have a voice. And having a voice doesn't mean you're a bitch. It means this is how I show my love. I make sure that we have a great place to have our energy spent together. And I don't want to sit two feet away from somebody else. And I don't, I don't know, your whole vision you gave me of that Mexican restaurant sounds really dirty or something. Okay. So I actually just thought of a description. It was giving like Margaritaville, which is like what you want sometimes, you know, like nobody loves a chain more than us. You know, that was the vibe. It was giving like tourist trap in Panama City Beach,
Starting point is 01:16:10 you know, and so I was just like, this is not the vibe. And I'm sure if the food was great. I'm never going to name that by name because now we have like really buried them. But listen, time and a place. When I see my boyfriend once every other week, not the place. I love what you said about red aura women also and just being told by a partner. Maybe you're a little too much sometimes. And, you know, over the years, we've gotten so many messages from women saying like, am I too much? Am I too extra is anybody going to love me because I'm so XYZ? And I think that red or women probably feel like that sometimes because they've chosen partners that made them feel like that made them feel like that that invalidate them that make them feel like they're being ridiculous and too much and impossible. And I use
Starting point is 01:16:47 those words in quotes because you're being that way because it's authentic to you and you have to find a partner that's going to make you almost feel like they like lighten the load. Like your partner, I feel like lightens the load for you. Yeah. Like you don't have to feel like I have to be in charge of this or everything's going to be awful. Because he's not like that. And so. you don't have to be made to feel like I want things a certain way and I'm a monster because of it. He likes that about you. Yeah. And he also just like lets me be when I want to get a new table. And it's not all the time. I think that would be exhausting. I want to be clear. That's not how I move through the world. I'm not just constantly like, not this, not this has to be perfect. You know, like I'm a rational person. But like there are some things that are probably pretty quirky to me,
Starting point is 01:17:26 but probably, you know, neurotic here and there. And he like rolls with it. And I don't feel like shamed about it. So I do think that's important for red women. Yeah. And that's that was my whole thing. It's like give people when you're red or a dating, give people the opportunity to take care of you, give people the opportunity to support you. Give people the opportunity to plan for you too, which you did. And then you realize like, oh my gosh. And if you see the conversation happening energetically, that's what you do with your boyfriend. So that sounds really really good. And sometimes it might feel unnatural. If you've been on your own for a long time or if you had a previous partner who you really did have. have to mother and like, you know, carry, you know, you, it's your instinct to be like, I got this.
Starting point is 01:18:10 I pride myself on my self-sufficiency. Like, I don't, I don't need no man, you know, and I think it can feel a little unnatural where you almost have to do the self-talk and the work to let someone be there for you and take care of you and contribute to your life and ask their opinions on things and let them help and let them do some of those things for you. And if you don't want to do that, that's fine. But I think sometimes for those type of women, you actually have to reframe. and like shift what might feel natural to you if you've been doing it all in yourself for so long. Yeah. Do you feel like yellow oras?
Starting point is 01:18:43 And I want to talk about yellow oras. Yeah. Because I feel like they are probably another group of women specifically that are told you're a little much sometimes. And you define a specific type of partner. Yeah. Yellow is very much like the Reds, except they're just a little bit more with the minutia of detailing versus Reds can be more of like the overall scape of things a little bit. So I noticed with yellow, their overall need is to create flow and to keep learning and to be curious. And yeah, they like planning stuff.
Starting point is 01:19:12 They actually do enjoy doing that. And their love is in the details of how they do it. So I guess like with dating, a big thing is leave room for somebody to surprise you. So you can get as a yellow really into micromanaging or trying to interview a date or try to make everybody's non-negotiables are a little bit. So I always tell yellow oras, like, take a step back and leave room for them to surprise you. And it feels good to you. Great. If it doesn't feel good to you, obviously no, but leave that little surprise space. Yeah. That's what I tell yellows. Yeah. And are they the like they're the hate surprises type of aura, you know, like, right? The kind that just wants to.
Starting point is 01:19:56 They don't like surprises either. They're a little future focused. Sometimes like with yellows, they details are very symbolic to them. So when they see their date or something, they're like, oh, I don't like those buttons. And like, it's not them being superficial. They just already know what that means. Like, you know, they're like, I already know who you are, you know,
Starting point is 01:20:12 because of the shirt you're, and it's not them being, it's just they're good like that. Like they understand immediately what the details, what the minutia means for the bigger picture. So yellows can get a little stuck sometimes because somebody will know how to fool you.
Starting point is 01:20:28 And you don't want to be fooled by somebody who already knows how to get past the stuff on the list. You got to, I guess my point is you got to leave room for your intuition to kick in and not just stick to the details. A piece of advice that I've been saying a lot recently is just don't get in your own way. I could see there, I say like neuroses with love, you know, in the same way that I have that in terms of like, don't let your thoughts run away with you and write these people off because of the type of shirt they're wearing because you might not be right, you know, like just kind of. just not get in your own way when it comes to that kind of stuff.
Starting point is 01:21:02 I mean, it definitely depends. Like, I always get on yellows because, you know, now in the world of online dating or texting before you meet or something, if somebody's using the wrong, you're or something, that's going to get really into like, oh, I can't. I can't unsee that. Now you're the guy that doesn't know what to spell. And it's not them being superficial at all. It's just, okay, yeah, you're right.
Starting point is 01:21:23 And you probably are right. That's the other thing. But let's just leave to the little room in case something else. else is happening. And yeah, don't get in your own thing. Sure. They're the kind of people that kind of bring a list to a date and they want you to check the boxes. Well, are they the kind that are like, I didn't plan it this way. Like, are they very like, wait a minute, this isn't exactly the way that I planned the person, the type the trajectory. Like I can see the four. I want. It's like the things that make you who you are in a good way can also be your downfall sometimes
Starting point is 01:21:52 when it comes to dating for all of us. Yeah, that's how they usually do well with other independent and partners. So they'll usually do well with green oras or other yellow oras oras or the opposite, like just very laid back people. They'll do well with people who are just like, whatever, you know, and please plan my life. But that can be really hard for yellows because then they get stuck in doing everything. So I always see yellows doing a lot better with like greens or other yellows, because green oras are very methodical and meticulous as well. So kind of getting with another partner who's alike you can help you feel not taking advantage of and not overwhelmed or drained by that.
Starting point is 01:22:33 Okay. Yeah. So green. So is that kind of? Yeah. Greens are like they're very much a visionary green auras. So my thing with Greens is they like to feel challenged and they like to feel creative. So bringing that into your dating life.
Starting point is 01:22:46 So if you're a green aura, I say bring somebody who you feel connected to to something you're really passionate about. Because with green oras, I feel like it's hard for them to fake it. So and that's a good thing that it's hard for them to fake it because they're 100% them. So greens can be really like into, they can be major foodies or they can love your gardens and they like to taste or they like to hike or they like to whatever it is. Like do your passion thing with your person and let them see you in that context. And I feel like it's just here I am, you know, can you roll with it or can't you?
Starting point is 01:23:20 So that's what I tell green art is to do to just create in the context of dating and let them see who you are. Yeah, like show your weirdness up top. Show it. Just like, just show them, take them to the Comic Con. You know, sometimes there's different types of greens. There's like green or a, I call them like gamer greens. Those are your nerdy greens in a good way. Then there's like CEO greens. Those are the ones that are very like business, money, you know, that kind of thing.
Starting point is 01:23:45 Then there's like your science greens and those ones are very into science. You know, they work in some field that way. And because greens usually, once they start talking about shop, once they start talking shop, they are wow you're really smart like they're really focused and smart when they're talking so you might as well be in in a space where you're talking shop if you're you're green and then you see that whoever you're with is like cool i like this you not stop talking or i don't uh huh you know or shut you down i think green people could be really successful on dating apps because if you have this thing that's really like specific and unique to you like i see a lot of dating apps we see this all the time
Starting point is 01:24:21 people would say like i love going to the beach i like long road trips It's like they list, most people list things that everybody likes, but green people really have the opportunity to list out. It makes you like very, very unique and lean into that. Yeah. Like I like bird watching. Yeah. I like, yeah, like what is something super specific? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:24:40 And then people can really connect to it. They're right. I would say there's mostly green people on the apps, by the way. Because I feel like it's harder for them to sometimes not all the greens, but I think a good chunk of greens. It's harder for them to make a first move conversation only. they do better a little bit like easing in with the with the pictures and whatnot. Okay. Okay.
Starting point is 01:25:01 And then finally, uh, purples. Purples with, I just see them, we talked about this a little bit just, they have to feel like they're creating and that they're becoming, they have room to evolve, I guess, is a big thing for purples. So how to make that feeling and practice it in the context of dating would be, I guess just like allowing yourself a lot like you were saying, Raina, like not. oversharing, you know, understanding that you don't have to share everything right away about yourself or taking a step back. Because I feel like with purples, they're like all on the table,
Starting point is 01:25:36 here it is, everything. Sometimes purples can get a little confused with like drama versus something that's actually like good for you. I'm purple too. So this isn't me just talking at you. This is like me talk about myself. Like drama isn't interest. You know, drama is like there's two separate things and and talking about stuff that is, you know, kind of more 5D than 3D, a lot of spiritual stuff. So let, I guess, show yourself in a way that's not exactly detail oriented, more about what you like or what you think or what you think or what you believe, not like the details of your life so much in your dating and then see how people connect.
Starting point is 01:26:10 Because purples end up getting shamed a lot. They get told like, you're weird or you're wacky or I don't like that or they get judged. They're very open to a lot of judgment. So just kind of be in yourself and then seeing if you get any hint of judgment, be like, okay, we're done here because you just have to put it all out there. So that's my advice to purples who are dating. Yeah. I'm reading some notes.
Starting point is 01:26:29 You said I had time for Purple's trying not to share everything right away. And I have struggled without my whole life with everybody. And I do think that that's why people think that I'm warm and I'm easy to get to know. And there's a lot of really great things about being that kind of person. Like, I'm not hard to know. And I think people feel really instantly comfortable with me all the time. But I don't think that everybody deserves that. So just taking a moment to say, like, is this person worth the time?
Starting point is 01:26:53 Are they worth giving this information to? I've had to really exercise that over the years, just taking a minute before you share everything. Yeah. It's such a good thing to remind people. I think for me, too, and just knowing other purples, not everybody deserves all your information. And it's not something that you owe to anyone.
Starting point is 01:27:13 And I think sometimes purples can feel like, oh, am I being cold if I don't share that story? Or am I being cold if I don't share everything? And you're not. You're just being like everyone. else's actually. So it's just kind of, it's weird. But then once you're really close with purples, then I feel like purples know everything about each other. Yeah. Absolutely. But I do feel like, you know, when I go to a party, especially, like, I feel the need to like really get people to like me and chat a lot and ask a lot of questions and share a lot about myself. And I have to like take a
Starting point is 01:27:43 moment and be like, is this authentic? I could, I don't need to sell it so hard. You know? Yeah. Well, you're friendly. I mean, I would feel like. And I like that about myself. You're friendly. Yeah. You're friendly. Yeah. I like it mostly, but just, you know, and sometimes I've been like, I didn't need to say that stop. So it's just controlling it a little bit. And then like you said, once you get to know the person, everything's on the table. Everything. Who cares? But you have that for like a like, yeah, your small group of people that you know don't care. And I like, I like just the juxtaposition with the Reds just because again, I know so many Reds in my own life. It's, I feel like red oras
Starting point is 01:28:16 have a different kind of gut read on people. Like it's a friendliness and a respect for everyone, 100% like I respect you everyone deserves respect and and there's no guilt with the not sharing right whereas I think the more double empath like the purple blues it's like oh my gosh I have to tell you every it's just it's it's a subtle thing and don't feel bad about yourself I don't want people to feel bad about themselves if they do tend to be like over sharing or over you know too many compliments to somebody or too many this or too many that it's like in the past maybe that was a survival technique that you needed maybe that got you bought maybe that that helped you get maybe you had to do that as a kid maybe you had to do that in other times in your
Starting point is 01:28:56 life because it was a tool for you and maybe now because you don't want to do that anymore you're like hey wait a second I feel safe enough I don't have to do that anymore I don't have to I don't have to give that a way to be accepted anymore and so it's something like pat myself on the back because it got me to where I am today and now I can take that armor off I don't have to do that so totally yeah I love the way you said it and I agree and I think that you know some people are just trying to sell themselves a little bit harder because maybe they don't feel as likable. But I think that those things are really charming and disarming and wonderful to be like that. And maybe if you feel like you're too much of that, just pump the brakes a little bit. Because I think there is something to be said about like letting people
Starting point is 01:29:33 get to know you a little bit slowly. Making them work for it. Yeah. What you have to do with me. I don't make anybody work for it. Ashton makes people work for it. I love that. Well, Michaela, we wanted to end with a couple readings. We wanted to put you on the spot because we just want our audience to know that you haven't, whatever, they believe you. you they believe us. But we just want to do this with everybody knowing that you're getting these photos like on the spot. You haven't any time to prep. So I was going to send you a photo of my boyfriend and see what you have to say. And then Rain, we're going to do you want to do like two. I pulled hinge matches from today. These guys that asked me out. People should go back and listen to
Starting point is 01:30:08 this. You are so just dead on. You have not had no time to look these people up who they are, what their names are, nothing. Michaela, do you want a picture of us or just him solo? What do you like better? You can do both actually. And as long as I see his eyes. That's exactly what you're going to want to say. But yeah, do both. Then I can do like you together and then him separate, which is cute. And then the hinge matches just send me like whatever you thought.
Starting point is 01:30:30 Do you have screenshots? I took a, these are three different guys, but we could do two. Okay. I love this. I was just at a New Year's Eve party. And there was a single girl and she was showing me. I'm like, no, no. No, no.
Starting point is 01:30:40 I like to swipe with them. I'm like, no. Oh, my God. I would, you did that with me. I would pay you so much money to just come up. Oh, no. I just do it. Like, I just love it.
Starting point is 01:30:49 I'm like, oh my God, weird. Okay, this is yours. So I need three hinge matches of three guys that just have asked me out this week. You know anything about them? Only because, so if I say something, you can confirm it or not. I don't really know anything about them. I just want to look at it. Out of all three, I like the one with the dog a little bit the best.
Starting point is 01:31:07 Okay. That's the one I've been enjoying talking to the most. Yeah. So I like him the best. I'm just drawn to him the most. Let's take a lot. I do get, I don't know how much you know about him. I get something with this like a close.
Starting point is 01:31:19 close to females in his family. So I wonder if he's got a sister that he's close to or something like that. I get something with like, I wonder if he's a niece or so. He feels family oriented because I get he's loves female relationships and his family and he's a good listener. His colors, he's green and he's what I call blue to go, which is like a blue indigo mashup. I feel like he's been single for a while. I get that he likes long term. I feel like he's been, how do I put this? Like I feel like his family. is worried about him because he always gets in with the wrong people. I feel like he always gets in with women who are messes and he has to like bail them out of something. And I feel like his family's like, oh my God. But he's got kind of this Pollyanna
Starting point is 01:32:02 view on love. So it's okay. He just keeps trying. I like him. He seems really sweet to me. My only red flags with him would be, I feel like he can be a little, I don't want to say this in case you guys become something, but boring. Like the first. maybe date or so it takes him a while to warm up that's what i would say he's like the total guy i would be like hey let's go on a date doing what you like to do because i'd like to see his personality like shine with that okay i the kid thing he has a photo with a nephew not an niece but he's a Midwest guy he looks nice okay i'm drawn to the one that's in front of the lake so let's do yeah let's do him okay so this one
Starting point is 01:32:49 I just don't get like, if he has money, he's weird with it. So I'm just, if he has it, you won't see it very much. If he has it at all, I just get with him, he's got kind of a weirdness with money. So I can get this. He looks like he probably was a yellow blue kid, but now he's a green blue guy. But it's so washed out that I do feel that he, this poor guy. I mean, I just get with him, he isn't as generous as you might. need him to be. Not that you need somebody to be generous. It's just that he feels kind of stingy or something.
Starting point is 01:33:25 So here's something interesting. Every single photo of his is on a trip. Amsterdam. It looks like the south of France. This is Portugal. Yeah. This is Egypt. Okay. And this looks like Florence. Every single photo is him on a trip, which I respect because he does want to communicate to you like, I travel and I have money, which is funny because he is like catfishing. Well, it's, I mean, you have to go. I mean, you have to while with him, Raina and see what happens when the bill comes. Like, I cannot live if you don't do this after hearing. I'd like to know. Kayla's initial reaction was he's weird about money.
Starting point is 01:33:58 You have to. It's something with money. It's like a weird. He's weird with it. And it is weird that he wants to show, it's like the frontiness of it a little bit. Yes. It's weird than every photo that I can immediately call out that these are right in Europe. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:34:11 All of them. And he feels like he's got a chip on his shoulder about dating in general. And I mean, the people that go on with chips on their shoulders. they just want you to pay for the mistakes that maybe axes have made or whatever. So I don't know if he's gotten over his past slight. It's almost like he's got a self-fulfilling prophecy of going on here that he's going to meet a gold digger or something like that. Oh, he's like, he's got some sort of issue.
Starting point is 01:34:35 There's some issue with money. So I'd love to know how that pants out. Okay. Well, I would love to be a gold digger. I would love to be one. Okay. Well, you got to go out with both these guys. Well, you know, it's like when you're totally not, but somebody has this idea that you
Starting point is 01:34:47 are. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you feel that from them and you just want to like, ew, you know. And then at the end of the time together, you end up proving to them that you're as crazy as they thought you were or whatever just because you're reacting. And I hate that. Right, right. So your wonderful boyfriend is possibly one of my favorite combinations.
Starting point is 01:35:07 He actually makes me want to cry because I'm like, I get really emotional about this. I'm going to cry already. Because I immediately, I'm getting emotional. I feel like you guys have this soulmate connection. Oh my God. And it's like when you meet him, it's like home. And he's green indigo, which is my absolute favorite combination that there is. Because I feel like he does something for work where he's healing the world somehow with his smart people vision because he's green.
Starting point is 01:35:35 But he's indigo, so he wants to like make differences or something. And I get with him that he's so humble and he's he's so intelligent and he's so, I'm getting chills. and he's so humble about it. Like, he's one of those people. I don't mean like, if I didn't know he was your boyfriend, I would say this about him. He's like one of these people that you meet them and you know they're not,
Starting point is 01:35:59 they don't know how beautiful they are, if that makes sense. Like, you're like, oh my God. Like, you're so good. And in a world of such superficiality, all that, you can, all that, he feels like he is, he does feel very close to family.
Starting point is 01:36:14 I feel like it's very important. He does feel especially loved and maybe even a little golden in home in terms of, and he's the baby. I don't know if he's the baby or just the boy thing or something, but they're, okay, maybe both. They're just very much like, you know, and they want what's best for him and whatnot. He really loves, I feel like I'm looking at the picture of you two together. I feel like the fact that you're so smart who makes him feel comfortable and safe and that he trusts, he trusts you. That's like a big deal to him because he feels like he's a vulnerable person. So when he
Starting point is 01:36:52 connects, he has to know that somebody's not going to take advantage of that. And you just do give that to people. You're very loyal. And so he just feels really safe with you. And I feel like he feels funny because he feels very flexible about things in terms of, I know you said you're long distance, but he feels like he's very flexible. And it feels like things that you, oh, I don't want to put you out or not. He's like, it's fine. like that like he feels like he doesn't he's unbothered hair easy yeah and and he really doesn't and you letting him in your like i think it's like what you said especially like the date like you letting him in your life and allowing him to kind of he knows what a big deal that is but i do get with him
Starting point is 01:37:32 you don't just then this is i'm getting directly this from spirit i don't know what this means but they're saying you don't just become his i feel like this is like very intense like you don't just become his wife like you become family and so i just get that there's like you know does that make sense like in some people when they marry you it's like no no this is it you know for better for worse means something even deeper so for him it's just he's he's in it i just get he's in it oh my god he's got um he's got amazing empathic vibrations yeah he's just very very but he's not like messy and he doesn't you know he's not like energetically your response you know he's not yeah he saves it for the right people
Starting point is 01:38:16 people, but he feels like really like he can, he's when he speaks, he feel that's the green thing. He feels like when he talks shop, it's like, well, like it's really interesting. Actually, I'm so happy for you. Thank you so much. I mean, that was that was really a spot on. I mean, I don't know that he feels like he's healing the world in his career, but I think he does help people. I think he probably does any, I feel like people even say that all the time about him that he's really articulate and well spoken. But all the other stuff is so true. His family is so important to him. And it's so important to him that he's ingrained in my family, you know, which I think
Starting point is 01:38:52 it goes back to this like if you were to get married, you just become more like family. Like I just that made it complete sense. So everything, everything you said, you said a lot more. But every word of it felt really true. He's just really special. We always, rain and I are just like, everybody loves him. We got it. You know, like, well, people meet him once.
Starting point is 01:39:10 They're like, where is he? When's he coming back? You know, like our friends, boyfriends, all love him and my family and everybody that meets him and he's just a really like one of a kind person and all of that and he found you and he found you just feel very meant to be very it's beautiful thank you i was trying to figure it out what is there's a part of me that thought yellow because he is really organized but then like the green indigo that's interesting yeah that's that's a great combo it's like i often say green indigos are always looking i don't know if this will make sense but they look above and below at the same time so it's
Starting point is 01:39:43 kind of like you see how everything's working up here like a chess game or eagle eye view that's the green but you also are in the thick of it too so you know emotionally what everything feels like from the bottom or from from the ground view and just the ability to take those very separate things and put them together make green indigo people just visionaries for the world and usually entrepreneurial eventually and and usually they have like really good ideas for integrating systems. and how people work together so that it's people plus mission and in some sort of system where our 3D world respects it. So I mean, they're usually doing something in business for the state of the world in some way to flow with more efficiency and compassion and confidence
Starting point is 01:40:34 and communication, that kind of stuff. So that was really special. Thank you. Oh, good. Okay. Well, this was wonderful, Michaela. It was just everything we hoped it would be. Obviously, this is your life, your life's work, but you just speak on this. It's just like immediate, you know, the way you're able to describe these oracolors and just talk about them so eloquently in terms of their dating and their flaws and their weaknesses and you don't offend anybody. It's just, it's really great. So I hope this resonates with everybody. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:41:03 And we want people to buy your book and take the quiz. And it's just, oh, we'll follow your Instagram. It's all amazing. I appreciate you guys so much. I want to make I want I want I want people to know if you were right or not I feel like you're always yeah the killer the way you had me now you have to go on the date with travel picture guy and let us know how that went there has to be something weird about money nobody has 100% pictures of travel it's something weird it's something there weird the other the dog guy
Starting point is 01:41:31 seemed okay I would try that for sure that guy's from Pittsburgh I can just tell he's great oh oh it's for down to earth yeah yeah all right well thank you for everything You tell people where to find you what your Instagram is and your website and they should shop the book and everything. Yeah, you can find me at Mystic Michaela on Instagram. My book is what's my aura, wherever you buy books. And you can take my quiz in there and my podcast is Know Your Orra with Mystic McKayla. Thank you so much for having me on, you guys. Thanks for getting that. Thanks for everything. We love you so much. Thank you for everything. Yes. And of course, you guys, Girls Got to Eat.com. It's our website. Girls Got a podcast is our Instagram and TikTok. I'm
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