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Sarah Lauren
Foreign. Hi, you've reached Tall Blonde. Sorry I can't come to the phone right now. I'm recording a podcast and we're probably talking about you, so you should listen. We are so back. Another host episode. Because I don't feel like talking to a guest today. And honestly, I love it. I love talking to people. I love meeting people, getting their advice, hearing their sides of stories, getting in like the behind the scenes. But I don't feel like it. I. I feel like talking about myself. I haven't really updated you guys on that much about my life and it's been getting a little hectic. A little? I mean, a lot hectic. I'm not single, but I'm not in a relationship. I have no time to even breathe anymore. Cause I'm so busy. But I wished to be here probably a few months ago, a year ago. So I need to be thankful and grateful for it. I also kind of had a very hectic weekend. I've been doing the same shit of just going out every weekend. But now, now there's events. Now there's things that we have to do that we've committed to this weekend. I have a horse race as well as I'm doing an event with a brand. That's actually the biggest brand deal that I've gotten so far. So we'll dive into that. But let's start with last weekend. Why don't we? Because I went to none other than Montreal. I got invited to two brand events, one being like a night event and one being like kind of on the street thing. So got there Saturday morning and kind of just drank, got ready, had no idea what to expect because you truly never know who's going to be there at the brand events. If you're not asking around or you don't. And it's like Montreal and it's F1. Like, who is even going to be there? Are they going to be there? People that are from the US or is it just Canada? Like, I don't fucking know. So I didn't even know what was happening. But thank God I went with my manager who came with me to all the events. She actually lives in Montreal, which was so nice because she picked me up from the airport. She kind of showed me around, knew the basics. I'm pretty sure she went before, which was amazing because I didn't even know what to do during the day. Like, yes, we drank and we went out, but there's actually this whole street that they block off at F1. And so we kind of dabbled in that while we were a little tipsy. And then we went to the events. And the events are fun, but, like, no event that is branded is ever as good as just going somewhere and not having any expectations and just being with a good group. Like, yes, you go there. Maybe you have. I think there's three different wristbands, and I only had two of them. So, like, vip. One section. One section's like, VIP plus an open bar, and then another section is, like, you know, maybe even seating bottles, whatever it is. And it was fun because it wasn't just content creators and influencers. There was also, like, hot men. Like, I think I saw, like, a football team, an NFL football team. There was gorgeous people in different sections, but it's like, everyone's a little try hard when they're there, not only because there's so many cameras and things, but also it's networking, so you can't have too much fun. Like, I didn't black out not because I wanted to, but because I felt like I didn't want to have the scaries the next day when I'm meeting all these new people. Like, I was like, okay, this is a really cool event that I've never been to before, so let's not blackout. So that's exactly what I tried to do. And I. I didn't blackout, so. Well, we got very drunk, but I didn't black out, so, like, congrats to me on that. And because I'm, like, talking to someone, I didn't flirt. I didn't have men shoving drinks down my throat, which was honestly not as fun. So we're gonna have to think about that decision. But we're not even going there today, so if I had to chop up that entire trip, I'm happy. I went. I met a lot of people. I met new people and kind of saw a different side of that. But, like, if I were to do F1 again, which I want to, I would, of course, want to go with brands and, like, experience that too. But I would plan it better. I would plan maybe, like, an itinerary of what I want to do, where I want to go, have, like, time frames so I hold myself accountable and can do everything. Maybe even, you know, invite friends that want to come with me and stay with them and make it a more F1 focus thing than just the brand events, which I think I did this time, but it was my first time. I'm not gonna regret anything. I regret nothing. I still had so much fun, and I'm so happy. I went and it was a really cool experience because some of the people that I did see there, I probably, I didn't think I would ever be in a, you know, close vicinity with them. I also got noticed a few times, which is still shocking to me because I'm like, how the fuck do you know me? Like, I follow you, how do you know me? But it like I am growing every day so I need to kind of snap out of it. But I didn't say that to them. I just thought it mentally. But like, still very cool that not even in my own city are people noticing me. Like, that's, that's very cool and I'm grateful for it. So I'm gonna keep coming behind the mic, I'm gonna keep talking my shit. But like, I'm happy I went now. That was last weekend, now it's Tuesday and I'm still fucking like in a bit of a fog. I've been so busy lately. One because of events and it's summer and everything just ramps up and I'm happy for that. Like the sun's out, everyone's on patios, everyone's doing more things. Brands are hosting more events, people are hosting more events. People want to, you know, host at their house, little parties or whatever it is. More friends are coming down to Toronto to visit. Everything is fucking happening. And I'm like, guys, I already go out all the time and have a busy schedule through the week. So you adding all of your fun into my fun is overwhelming. But fuck, I'll do it. Like, I will never say no. I will never literally feel foam at my house. I will always just go and I will go hard every time. So with that being said, if you don't feel like you're, you know, going to any events recently or just having fun with like minded people, I did just start a community called Tall Blonde Club. And I want to kind of preface what it is because I feel like you don't really grasp it off of a 32nd little post. But it's a community where like minded people can come and basically we all motivate each other in glowing up revenge era. Whatever you want to work on and build upon. If you feel lost, if you feel stuck, if you feel like you don't know what next steps are or you're not where you want to be in life, this community is for you. Because I needed this. I needed this, Needed this, needed this. When I was living in New York, I didn't know what the fuck I was doing. I was working a 9 to 5 and I hated it. I was staring at the four walls of my apartment to didn't even wanna make new friends, didn't even want to do anything after work. I was working my 9 to 5 and I just had no motivation. And I wish I had this because this is a community where we can talk, you can interact with me. I get DMs on TikTok and Instagram asking obviously advice because that's what my content is like, oh, my boyfriend cheated on me. What do I do for this? How do I get this guy back? What do I do if this girl said this or they said they're too busy? I get them all the time and, and I try my hardest to bulk those messages up and like make them into content. So if I get like 4 of cheating, then I make a content with the cheating, but I can't get personal. So I was like, okay, if I start a community where they have access to me in those DMs and it's all in one place, I will take it upon myself every single day to answer you personally. There's also a space on that community where, where not only can you DM me, but you can also book a one on one session with me so that we can talk through your entire situation that you're in that you want help with. It's basically a life coaching session because I did train in that and I know that all my haters that I love too because they give me views and interaction rates and therefore more money. I am a certified life coach and just because I talk shit online and give my opinion to doesn't mean that I don't understand how to life coach. So listen the fuck up. I will give you whatever you want me to do. If you want me to just listen and not judge, I can do that. If you want me to tap in to my life coaching abilities and actually give you a full hour session with you that benefits you and your life and I treat it as I'm that professional life coach, I will do that. If you just want to talk shit and ask me for the advice that I've had from living the life that I have and been through, shitty relationships, shitty friendships, people using me and things like that, I'll also do that. And on top of that, if you feel like, holy shit, all my friends are actually in relationships and nobody wants to party and go anymore or opposite, I'm in a relationship and I don't really want to do the same things as other people are doing, just going to clubs Perfect. We also have events and I have been to a lot of events and I think I'm a girl that knows how to party, have fun, but also live that balanced lifestyle. Like, I work out hard so that I can get fucked up on the weekends and enjoy myself. So the events that I'm doing are not gonna be boring little events. They are gonna be events that we have fun. So the first one, I planned a few. The first one will give you a little sneak peek if you're not on the community. It is a workout and a drinking event. So there's games, there's drinking games, and if you don't drink, it's fine, you can have a mocktail. But there's games, there's drinking games, and there's also a full workout with my private trainer who I pay a lot of money to work out with. So you are getting a session for free with him and you're also getting access to me. You're getting an event and something to do after hours with like minded fun people. And also just a fun fucking time. So why wouldn't you do that? Like, as I'm even saying it, I'm convincing myself, like, I might even pay money to get into this. I'm kidding. But, like, I would if this. I made this for the person that I was a year ago, a month ago, or whatever it is, because this is exactly what I needed. Like, I didn't know what the fuck I was doing. And now I feel like I'm a bit better. I'm still delusional and lost and whatever, but I'm on a way better track. I'm getting brand deals that I never thought I even ever would dream about getting. I'm doing things and creating this brand and gaining following and people believing in me now because I put my mind to something and I took the steps and I listened to the people around me to actually get to a spot where things are working. So I'm happy about that. Also, I forgot to mention this, but my friend was like, you literally have to tell the story about who you saw at F1. Because I saw a man that lives as a legend to me and my friends in our heads. He doesn't know this yet. Like, he quite literally has no idea that we talk about him this much. And I hope he never hears this. But because I've dedicated my entire life to sharing things online, I will share the story with you, even though I will probably regret this. So listen up. I was at the Sports illustrated party at F1 and I'm minding my own fucking business. There's separate booths where, like, you have to have a wristband to get up to. Like I said, I had a few wristbands. We went to the first one, checked it out, see who the people were. You know, mix and mingled. That was the VIP one. We went to one that had, like, a bar with it, too. So it was like a different. Different people, different crowd. And then I'm walking down to go to the washroom, and first of all, I run into a guy that plays in the NFL now, who I know from growing up, who. Awesome. Great. Props to him. Sexy man. Keep doing your thing. You're thriving. But then I get tapped on the shoulder, and I'm like, whoa. Immediately, I just clue in. Like, I'm really bad with faces and names, and I haven't seen this guy in months. I. To preface, I've hooked up with him once. Okay, one time. Don't judge me. But this man has the biggest, you know, what I've ever even encountered in my entire life. And he's a white man. So this is shocking news. And I literally have tried. I know this is rude and horrible, but I've tried to get this man to, like, send me a picture comeback over, not even to hook up again, because I have no feelings, but because I need. I need evidence to show my friends because they do not believe me. This is a quiet man. This is a man that is gifted with something that he doesn't even deserve. But he taps me on the shoulder and immediately, I just wrote in the group chat, the legend is here with us at Sports Illustrated in Montreal for F1. He was there. He lives as a legend in all of our heads. Props to him. He did. He does text me, like, randomly. He asked me on a few dates, but I kind of ghosted because I don't have the feelings, and I'm not trying to lead someone on anymore. Toxic Sarah hasn't left the chat, but, like, I'm trying to steer away from her. But if you need any tips on how to be toxic, can totally give you those. But try not to. Like, I did send a breakup text to somebody else the other day, the other week, because I'm not feeling it and I'm talking to somebody else. So, like, I had to. But with this man, I just. I've said no to dates. I've said no to everything. He kind of, like, pops in when he pops in. But the last time we talked, I remember him popping in, and then he didn't say anything. And this Happened like, three consecutive times. Like, once a month, he'll pop in. And I literally said, the last time, do you just pop in because, like, you're bored and to, like, play a game here? And his response was, yes, yes. And I said, ew. So the next time I saw him was at this Sports Illustrated event. He's a legend. How do I not say hi and treat him rudely? I need to keep him in contact so I can show my friends evidence. Like, I literally cannot let this thing go. Not because I want him or experience that again. One time was enough. But my friends need. Need to believe me. Like, I've tried to tell them so many times. I would literally let a friend hook up with him because I don't. First of all, because I don't care, but second of all, because someone needs to understand what I'm trying to say. Okay? Like, he literally had. We make this joke, and you might not find this funny, but he literally. He was wearing a suit when we hooked up. He had to put his suit back on the next morning because he slept over. He was putting his suit back on, and he literally had to whip that thing on his chest to get it, like, to get it together. And this man isn't even. He's probably six feet tall. Like you would never expect. This quiet businessman, wears a suit, doesn't say anything, man. To be, you know, carrying that, you would never. So my friends don't believe me. You probably won't believe me. I can't show you what he looks like, but if you've ever experienced that, man, let's call him Tom. If you've ever experienced Tom, come forward because we need to chat. I've needed to talk to someone about this for so long, and no one believes me. So it's just a walking question mark to my friends. But, I mean, one day they'll find out because we're sharing information. And I haven't told too much about my dating life and shit on too many exes to this episode. I might as well just give you the backstory on Tom. I met Tom out downtown. Whatever it is, great fun, very cute. Then Tom met me back out while we were meeting one of my friends, new boys in her life, which she was, like, very serious with at that time. They were like, I want to say exclusive. I don't want to put words in her mouth, but I think, you know, they were together, they were seeing each other, and this is the first time that she was introducing them, him and his friends to us. And this man was Late to meet with us, which was fine. Like we weren't mad about it. We were all just drinking. But we were there whenever Tom was texting me. So I was like, oh, Tom, just come over to the table. Like we have some other guys coming, but like we can all hang out. We had a booth, bunch of girls, bunch of guys. The guy comes that my friend's talking to and he was just an ass. I just saw a red flag and I'm like, you are not worthy of one of my best friends. Like, you were just not like, I know who she is and you are not it. He was saying weird shit. He was like being dismissive. He was bringing up my ex boyfriend when he doesn't even know who I am. I'm also like 10 shots deep at this point because this is right after I ended it with the guy that he was bringing up. So I was like, how dare you? You know? And my friend was like, okay, what is happening? My other friend was like, yeah, he was rude, but I just won ape on this man. So I was yelling at him. I was telling him, oh yeah, who are you? Like no tooth, whatever, blah, blah. Because he didn't have teeth in. It was a show. Like that was one of my like low moments that like, but he deserved it. So I, I take, take nothing back. And like, it's totally fine now. And like he was antagonizing me and saying weird things. So like, I had to give it back. Like, don't come after me. But from during all of this and all this crazy yelling argument, who was sitting beside me quietly and politely? Tom. Tom was just sitting there. And that's the night that he was like, wow, I like this girl so much. And he had no issue with me being a fucking shit show, crazy psycho person. He still went home with me. And that's the night that we found that he's a legend. So clearly men love the crazy. The good men love the crazy. Because I don't know about every man because a lot of people wouldn't be able to deal with my shit. But the good men love the crazy. And I am the crazy. And I honestly regret nothing. I love being insane. I also, speaking about insane, I was like obsessed with this guy and he moved away. So like we weren't anything. We used to talk for a bit and for some reason, another night that I was, you know, out and about drinking, I think I was drinking since like 3 that day, PM and we were out all night and I texted him saying, oh, I know, I called him he didn't answer. So I proceeded to text him saying, you're either happy or married and nothing else. And this man is so sweet that he didn't even answer me ever. He still follows me. He didn't say what the. Sarah. He didn't. Wasn't like, what are you doing? That was kind of crazy. I think he is seeing someone. But my friend did see him on Raya, so I don't know. He could be happily married, but we're all confused. But at the same time, I still applaud him for just letting it go, not responding because he. He was probably like, oh, Sarah was drunk, it's okay. Like, happy. I got attention from her, she won't want me to respond. And honestly, I didn't. That would have given me the scaries. I just never looked at it for like two weeks. And then finally showed my friend, my best friend, my roommate, and she was like, listen, that was crazy. That was. That was completely psycho. But he didn't answer. And he knows you, so, like, why put too much attention to it? He still follows you. He still watches all your stories. You're still hot. Like, let it go. So we've. We've let it go. And I also think one of my superpowers is giving no fucking fucks when I'm sober, but especially when I'm drunk and everyone says, oh, like drunk texts are sober thoughts. Nope, never even thought about this man, like in months. So that text came out of nowhere. None of my drunk texts. And one day we should go through them all because they're completely psycho. None of my drunk texts come from anything that I'm thinking sober ever. Like, they literally come out of thin air. It's like a demon comes through me and I just send it and I just give God my phone and he takes it and runs with it. Or not even God, the devil, my phone and they run with it. My. But that's me and that's who I am. And I take nothing back. And I'm so happy that I still do that, even though I've done so much self growth. Another thing that happened was I went on live on TikTok again, and I will be going back on that again. And I was hungover as I am. But the amount of people that have asked me, even in my comments, not just on the live, but the amount of people that have asked me, oh my gosh, like, how do you meet? How do you meet people in the city? Or how do you meet people in a city like that Aren't Just fuckboys. Like how do we meet these men? How do we meet people that aren't just here to fuck and you know, actually want to talk to us, pursue us, whatever it is, you know, there's not much hope out there. There isn't, but there is some. And you have to understand. And I need to tell you this because I tell this to all my friends and I try to tell this to myself, but you will not find your husband the places that you do not want your husband to be at. So you will not find your husband at the club grinding on another girl. You will not find your husband at an after party at 5am waiting to hook up with someone or doing something to keep them up all night. You will not find your husband at a bar sucking face with other women. That is not the husband that you want or you're looking for. If you're looking for someone to settle down with and that's, you know, your future and what you want, then you gotta go to the places that you'd want them to be. Do you like coffee? Do you go out and get a coffee every day, go to a coffee shop, do work there and say hi to someone and give them the eyes and fuck them with your eyes a little bit so that they come up to you. Go to a concert and meet someone there, because that's fun. Go to, go for dinner with your girls and just go to the bar, the bar is the best. Like not the bar bar. Like the bar of a restaurant is the best place to sit it, to actually like have conversations with people and go to a restaurant that strategically is like a little bit better priced, like higher in price, expensive, so that you're, you know, attracting that if that's what you're looking for at least, I mean that's what I'm looking for. But if that's what you want, then go there or like hotels. Like if you want someone that's on a business trip or does that or wears a suit and just has to travel for work, go to the hotels that you know that people doing business in the city that you're in would go to and go for dinner there with your girlfriends or same thing, go to the bar and get a drink. You don't have to buy a full meal but like, or go to happy hour at places that are, you know, maybe even around you or in a different area of town that isn't too late night. It's just like people going after for a drink and ask around. But we need to stop looking in the Places and that we clearly know the person that we want is not. Is not going to be at. So, like, no more. Go. Go out and party. By all means, go out, get hammered, have fun, go to the bar, joke around, flirt if you're single. But do not expect to find your husband at those places because you're just going to let yourself down. It's been how many years of you trying to do that? Clearly, if the people that were asking me that and it's not working, you need to. We need to snap out of that and start putting ourselves out there. Even if it is like a Saturday during the day, you might want to. You don't want to cut off going on the week, going out on the weekends, going clubbing, whatever it is, fine. But take time out of your day to do that. Coffee shop, run, or join workout classes or try out a different gym. Isn't there like, at gyms you can try a week for free or some shit, do that, try it out, look fucking hot. And that's another reason that, to motivate yourself to like, you know, go to the gym, workout more, look better in tight clothing, do that. Maybe grocery shop at a different hour of the day or a different grocery store, maybe you might find someone. Go for a freaking walk. If you wanna find someone that has a dog, go by the water where people walk their dogs. Perfect you that. Honestly, I've nailed it. Like, if I needed to find someone right now, I think I could, but I'm not trying to. And I am so busy and I'm in that point of my life where, like, I'm so comfortable being alone and I don't need someone. So even trying to incorporate the person that I am talking to in my life right now is tough. Like, I don't even have time to make you feel special. I don't even have time to remind you that I care about you or have sex with you every night. Like, I don't. I am honestly at a point of, like, I'm so mentally stimulated with work and with what I'm doing and the next big thing and the next opportunity that we can get or catching things at the right time and making things even better, but I don't even care to have sex with you before we go to bed. Like, I want to be up all night until I literally can't even keep my eyes open working. And I think that's just me and who I am. So whoever is in my life is going to have to accept that. Like, so I'm not a cheater. Because I won't have time to cheat. So that's a bonus of that. But like, there's some days that if I do commit to the man that I am talking to, there's some nights that he's not gonna get laid. There's some nights that he's not gonna have much affection and attention. And I'm not the girl that you're gonna come home to dinner made and everything. I'm the girl that you'll come home to that's working hard or even harder than you are, but. Or that might not even be home cause she's doing something that benefits her career or just her happiness in general, like partying or drinking or making connections. But that's fine. Fine. But yeah, I wanted to get here and get to a place where I'm happy being alone. But now I'm like, well, how am I even going to incorporate someone? Like, the man that I'm seeing and talking to is taking me away from like answering texts. Because the only second that I have that I'm not doing things in all the areas that I want to work on right now and build up work wise is dedicated to him because it's not that much. So there are people left for weeks on unread text messages on my phone, in my DMs, like, that are my friends and I need to prioritize that more because it's okay. Like I have a roommate and that's a lie because I, I spend time with all my friends over the weekends here and like make sure to include them. But I'm talking about like people that I don't see all the time or aren't in my like vicinity close location wise here in the city because it's hard to do long distance friendships and things. But I need to make that a priority. And I'm not perfect. If I was reading this entire story from somebody else asking for advice on like why their friends are drifting away. Not that mine are, but as to why, I'd say no, you need to readjust what your priorities are or just plan your life better and know your, you know, dedicate days to different people so that you don't fall behind with people that you really care about. Because I am. And it's just because I'm overwhelmed right now and that's okay, but I need to like find better time management. If you saw my calendar, you'd literally be like, what the fuck? But like, I also prioritize self tanning. So like, maybe we need to get our priorities straight. But I don't think I'm giving that one up. Everyone says or thinks being a content creator is one of the easiest jobs in the world. And by all means it's not one of the hardest. Like, it's easy for people that actually like doing it, but it's hard to juggle and it's hard to build up. People always ask me like, oh, how did you grow? How did you get to where you are? It took a lot of time and a lot of effort. And like, you see people doing brand deals and you probably think they're making a lot more money than they actually are. You probably think that these brands are giving a huge budget to these one post because a person hashtag ad on it. And yes, it does get to a point where it is crazy money for the views and the audience that you have. But you need to show and work on making your social accounts to be brand friendly, to even be noticed by brands. Like, you have to consistently use a product and show that you use it and love it. Before a brand will even offer you the brand deal of that specific thing that you've been using, they need to see it numerous times. So like, you have to take consecutive content that does well on socials with that particular brand to, to even have that brand consider you as someone that they want to represent or wanna pay to showcase whatever it is, whether it's hair care or makeup or clothing. So like, everyone thinks that it's easy. It's not. And it's a lot of strategy. Like it's, you need to be business minded if you wanna monetize it and make money. Because every week on Sundays, I plan, okay, I, I want to showcase, you know, what I'm using on my face for pimples and this and that, or what I'm washing my face with because that's what I buy and that's what I use and that's a part of my life. So I want to share that with my audience because people will ask me, how do you get your skin so clear? And not that I'm freaking breaking out right now, but at the times when it is clear, they're like, how do you do it? What do you use on your face? This and that. So you have to strategically plan, okay, how am I going to include those products in into my content weekly or even more. So it is a lot of strategy that you do have to keep in mind as well. Because it's not just, okay, pick up the camera, you're hot, let's do a dance and not say anything. You need to make people trust you. You need to show people what in your life is what you use every day, what you eat, what your opinions are of things to create that community and, and showcase who you are. Well, as well, using the things so that brands see it. So it's not only you have to gain people and be opinionated and be outspoken so that people react to, you know, it's you have to create that community, the people that want to come back to you. You have to create trust with the community that you're being honest and trustworthy with, what the products that you're using, the advertisements that you're doing, what you're saying every day. You also have to interact with them, to show them that you appreciate them. You also have to be brand friendly with and be considerate as to what you're using and why you're using it because you want to do a brand deal with them in the future because you love that product. You also have to watch what you're saying because you don't want to get too far gone from the brands that you want to work with. So there's a, there's a fucking lot to do with it. And I thought it was all fun in games in the beginning, but it is still fun and games. And I'm so happy that this is my career. But like I'm done with people shitting on me for, you know, just keep on talking and this and that. Like there's, there's a lot more work put into being a content creator. I'm not just taking pictures and smiling and talking shit online. And I don't always get the best comments. Like hate comments aren't the nicest thing in the world. But I've started to love them. I started to laugh at them, I've started to just appreciate them because I love my haters because they are some of my loyal people, which is totally fine. And they come onto all my lives, which is great too. And they talk shit and I love just feeding it back and forth. Even though they have no profile picture and no name. It's fun to just shoot the shit with people that are tapping into your worst insecurities sometimes. And that's self growth because I wouldn't be able to do that even months ago from now. But we're working on it. If you want to come out with me and you want to send those drunk texts and you want to have fun and you want to party and you want to do balanced lifestyle things, like I think we already have a booked Pilates. We have that workout. I think I want to do a brunch. Then come join Tall Blonde Club. Okay, it's launched. We just launched it and it's only up from here so don't miss out because you will feel FOMO and that's the worst feeling to have other than being cheated on. So you better get your ass to that. It's in all my bios of quite literally everything. It's on my personal Sarah Lauren on TikTok and Instagram. It's on the Tall Blonde pod on TikTok and Instagram. It's probably on my YouTube for Tall Blonde. So check it out. Go there. Join the Tall Blonde Club. Also like message me a red flag if you want a few more questions about it or you want me to give you a bit because I can answer some DMs to give you a bit of more information if you're a little bit lost in what it all is. But yeah, that's it for me. I hope you enjoyed this solo pod because I think we need more of these. We need to mix them up because like a lot goes on in my life and you need to stay up to date. I can only say so much on socials but this is my time to just vent to you. I also will come back with maybe the next solo pod answering your guys cues and questions too if you guys write in or call in. So we'll have fun with it. But for now this is it and you will have another guest podcast next week. So I love you and I will see you in the Tall Blonde Club hopefully. But see you next Thursday.
Podcast Summary: Tall Blonde – Episode: "Top Signs He’s NOT Your Future Husband"
Host: Sarah Lauren
Release Date: June 20, 2025
Presented by: MBHTV
Description: Sharing the hard truths on dating, city life, and leveling up to 'it girl' status. Unfiltered stories, straight talk, and lessons learned—so you don’t have to.
Sarah Lauren opens the episode with a candid personal update, setting a relaxed and intimate tone for the solo podcast. She shares insights into her hectic lifestyle, balancing various commitments and personal growth.
Busy Schedule: Sarah reveals that she’s not currently in a relationship but is far from single, highlighting her packed schedule.
Upcoming Commitments: She hints at significant upcoming events, including a horse race and her most substantial brand deal to date, building anticipation for detailed discussions later in the episode.
Weekend Recap: Sarah briefly touches on her recent weekends filled with social outings, indicating a shift towards more structured events and brand collaborations.
Sarah dives into her recent trip to Montreal for the Formula 1 (F1) events, providing an inside look at the dynamics of branded gatherings and the networking opportunities they present.
Event Dynamics: She describes attending two distinct brand events—one evening affair and a daytime street event—emphasizing the unpredictable nature of attendees.
Networking and Atmosphere: Sarah highlights the mix of influencers, content creators, and high-profile individuals, noting the atmosphere’s blend of fun and professionalism.
Personal Choices: She discusses her decision to stay sober enough to network effectively, avoiding blackout nights to maintain professionalism.
Growth and Recognition: Sarah expresses surprise and gratitude at gaining recognition, even in her hometown, reinforcing her growth and increasing presence.
Future Planning: Reflecting on her experience, she considers better planning and possibly inviting friends to future events to enhance the experience.
Transitioning from her event experiences, Sarah introduces her newly launched community, the Tall Blonde Club, aimed at fostering personal growth and mutual support among like-minded individuals.
Purpose of the Community: Sarah explains that the Tall Blonde Club is designed to help members who feel lost or stuck, providing motivation and a space for growth.
Personal Motivation: She shares her own struggles from living in New York, emphasizing the community's role in overcoming similar challenges.
Features of the Club: The community offers direct access to Sarah through DMs and one-on-one life coaching sessions, leveraging her certification and experience.
Upcoming Events: Sarah teases the first event—a combination of a workout session with her private trainer and a social drinking game, catering to both fitness enthusiasts and those seeking fun.
Invitation to Join: She passionately encourages listeners to join the Tall Blonde Club, highlighting the benefits and the fear of missing out (FOMO) as motivation.
Sarah shares an intriguing and personal story about meeting a man she refers to as "Tom," a figure she and her friends consider legendary. This narrative underscores themes of serendipity and the complexities of modern dating.
Unexpected Encounter: At a Sports Illustrated party during F1 in Montreal, Sarah unexpectedly meets Tom, a man she has previously hooked up with but has minimal contact with.
Complex Relationship: Sarah details her interactions with Tom, including past hookup experiences and her ongoing efforts to obtain evidence of their encounters for her friends' belief.
Tom's Character: She describes Tom as a quiet, gifted man who doesn't realize his impact on others, adding depth to his character and her connection with him.
Debate on Interaction: Sarah reflects on whether to engage with Tom or maintain distance, balancing personal boundaries with the desire to validate her experiences.
Emotional Impact: The story illustrates Sarah's emotional landscape, including her struggles with past relationships and her resilience in handling complex interpersonal dynamics.
Expanding on her personal anecdotes, Sarah recounts another instance of obsessive behavior in her dating life, showcasing her candidness and self-awareness.
Obsessive Behavior: Sarah admits to reaching out excessively to a man who moved away, highlighting the challenges of managing emotions in a fast-paced social environment.
Friendship Insights: She discusses the importance of prioritizing friendships and effective time management to maintain meaningful connections amidst a busy schedule.
Sarah delves into the complexities of being a content creator, dispelling common misconceptions and detailing the strategic efforts behind successful brand partnerships.
Misconceptions: She addresses the misconception that content creation is easy, emphasizing the hard work and strategic planning required to build a brand and secure deals.
Brand Collaborations: Sarah explains the meticulous process of cultivating brand-friendly content, including consistent product use and audience engagement to attract sponsorships.
Strategic Content Planning: She outlines her approach to content creation, such as planning weekly posts that highlight specific products, thereby increasing the likelihood of brand partnerships.
Community Engagement: Emphasizing the importance of building trust and interaction with her audience, Sarah highlights how genuine engagement fosters a loyal community essential for long-term success.
Challenges and Resilience: She candidly discusses dealing with negative comments and haters, transforming them into opportunities for personal growth and community building.
Shifting to her core topic, Sarah offers pragmatic advice on identifying potential future spouses, emphasizing the importance of meeting individuals in environments aligned with one's relationship goals.
Strategic Meeting Places: Sarah advises against seeking long-term partners in settings primarily focused on casual interactions, such as clubs or late-night parties.
Alternative Venues: She suggests alternative environments conducive to meaningful connections, such as coffee shops, concerts, restaurants, and hotels frequented by business travelers.
Active Effort: Emphasizing the need for active participation in one's social life, Sarah encourages listeners to diversify their activities to increase the chances of meeting compatible partners.
Self-Presentation: She underscores the importance of self-improvement, such as maintaining physical fitness and embracing new hobbies, to attract potential partners organically.
Personal Boundaries: Sarah highlights her current contentment with being single, stressing the importance of prioritizing personal growth and career over romantic entanglements.
Relationship Dynamics: She shares her perspective on how relationships can impact personal time and priorities, advocating for clear boundaries to maintain individual growth.
Wrapping up the episode, Sarah reinforces the themes discussed and reiterates her invitation to join the Tall Blonde Club, fostering a sense of community and shared growth.
Solo Podcast Reflection: Sarah expresses her appreciation for solo podcast episodes, viewing them as essential for sharing personal experiences and staying connected with her audience.
Future Plans: She hints at future episodes that will engage more directly with listener questions and interactions, promising continued value and connection.
Final Call to Action: Sarah ends with a strong call to action, urging listeners to join her community to avoid FOMO and stay engaged with her content.
Sign-Off: She signs off with warmth and anticipation for future interactions within the Tall Blonde Club.
Personal Growth and Community: Sarah emphasizes the importance of personal development and the role of community support in achieving personal and professional goals.
Strategic Networking: Her experiences at branded events illustrate the significance of strategic networking and maintaining professionalism in high-profile settings.
Authenticity in Content Creation: Sarah dispels myths about the ease of being a content creator, highlighting the necessity of authenticity, strategic planning, and consistent engagement to build a successful brand.
Intentional Relationship Building: She offers practical advice on seeking long-term relationships by meeting potential partners in environments aligned with one’s relationship goals, rather than conventional party settings.
Balancing Career and Personal Life: Sarah candidly discusses the challenges of balancing a demanding career with personal relationships, advocating for clear boundaries and prioritization to maintain individual growth.
Embracing Vulnerability: Through her personal stories and reflections, Sarah showcases the strength in embracing vulnerability, learning from past experiences, and continuously striving for self-improvement.
Conclusion
In this episode of Tall Blonde, Sarah Lauren provides a raw and insightful exploration of her personal life, professional endeavors, and the intricate dance of modern dating. Her openness about her struggles and triumphs offers valuable lessons for listeners navigating similar paths. By sharing her experiences and launching the Tall Blonde Club, Sarah fosters a sense of community and mutual support, encouraging listeners to pursue personal growth while effectively managing their social and professional lives. Whether discussing the nuances of brand partnerships or the strategic pursuit of meaningful relationships, Sarah’s unfiltered approach delivers actionable advice and relatable anecdotes, making this episode both engaging and profoundly useful for anyone seeking to level up their life and love.