If Martha Stewart and Nancy Meyers had a baby with Wi-Fi, it would be Kenzie Elizabeth. She launched her YouTube channel at sixteen, turned hobbies into businesses (needlepoint! dinner parties! book club!), and built a home brand, Friend of Mine. Kenzie shares:

• How she became “all walk, no talk”: buying a house at 24, moving states, learning power tools, and deciding fast.
• Gut vs. anxiety: the practice she uses to hear her own voice over everyone else’s.
• The moment she realized she was people-pleasing in business—and shut down a brand to start Friend of Mine.
  Monetizing hobbies without losing joy: needlepoint canvases, hosting, gardening, reading, and more.
• Why she loves the internet (and doesn’t want to disappear when things get hard).
• Faith ≠ church: keeping a spiritual life while her relationship with religion evolves.
• Grief, friendship breakups, and who actually shows up.
• Gen Z x millennial hot takes: boundaries, therapy-speak, and the loneliness epidemic.
• Hosting 101: the “lazy girl” theme hack, real hostess gifts, and why a curated guest list is kindness.
• Nashville “signs,” answered prayers, and choosing ease when it appears.
• The business side: freelancers, fulfillment, and the surprising truth about who buys first.
• Podcast nerdery: best traits in a guest, overused phrases, and quick-fire hosting favorites.

Follow Kenzie on TikTok + Instagram + Youtube

Check out Friend of Mine and House Guest Podcast

Book Recommendation: The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan