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I never realized how badly I had viewed my body until I saw it physically it change in front of me. Around 15/16 years old, I learned that in order to change my weight, I could change my eating habits. I thought I was changing for the better, but it wasn't. Although it was a lesson I had to go through, every lesson is a blessing in disguise. After almost two years of self sabotaging through my diet, I have overcome the emotional and physical boundaries I put on myself of what it means to be "skinny" in today's society. There is more to life than how my body looks and the only person I look for approval from now, is God and I hope you do too.

I promise we all have insecurities, but none of us should be limited to how much love we can show ourselves solely based off of this. First hand experience has helped me learn, understand, and analyze all that I've gone through. Now I want to share with you ways to more confidence in yourself. Keep up with me and my podcast for updates and how you can interact with me. Follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !

Unfortunately due to the circumstances that ALL class of 2020 is facing, I had the experience of experiencing my Senior Prom taken away from me. Only yet to find out that I'd still get to have one! Here's the story of how I got to celebrate my senior prom in quarantine.If you're interested in keeping up with me and my podcast for updates, alerts, and how you can interact with me, you can follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !

As someone who uses their creative skills on a daily basis, it can become challenging to express and picture your ideas, when it feels like there's a huge wall that's preventing you from doing just that. These are called creative blocks and everyone goes through them! I have gathered some tips for you guys, that I personally use to overcome this blockage and hope these help you in the real world.If you're interested in keeping up with me and my podcast for updates, alerts, and how you can interact with me, you can follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !

Relationships can become super complicated if you're not sure of yourself and how to navigate through them with a strong mindset. With the help of my 21 year old cousin, Brisa Guzman-Sanchez, I've asked her to come join me in sharing the "Big Sister" advice that we've both learned from our past experiences. Now, we have the opportunity to share a word of advice on the true realities of what it takes to maintain a healthy and long lasting relationship, by starting with yourself.follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !

ALL of us have been dealing with the quarantine, pandemic, and social distancing in various ways but it's easy to get sucked into a low energy and down mood that can spiral into a deeper problem if not dealt with from the start. As someone who's already gotten anxiety just from the first two weeks of this pandemic, I'm here to help share the simple (yet effective) ways that I ease my stress, organize my life, and keep my mind clear during such a hectic time.If you're interested in keeping up with me and my podcast for updates and alerts on more episodes and how you can interact with me, you can follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !

It can get difficult to find a friend that’s willing to share a raw and honest opinion with you on the experience of what it means to grow up in this day and age. My name is Brianna Guzman-Sanchez and thankfully, due to my life’s circumstances, I have learned a lot at a very young age that's shaped me to believe that in order to live my best life, I needed to become a first rate version of myself, rather than a second rate version of someone else. Now, I want to share my personal advice, experience, stories, struggle, heartache, truth, laughter and so much more on what I’ve learned from the past 17 years of my life and counting. If you're interested in keeping up with me and my podcast for updates, alerts, and how you can interact with me, you can follow me on instagram @whatupbpodcast !