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It’s easy to look at influencers and think, man, that’s the good life. They get free products, they live in nice houses, drive beautiful cars, and they don’t have any financial stress. But, what people choose to show on social media is often the highlight reel and we’re not seeing the tough decisions and the bold moves that it takes to get to those perks. I’m joined by Stevie and Sazan Hendrix, two internet moguls who know all about that. 

Stevie and Sazan are redefining what it means to live the good life, embracing simplicity, and pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like to be a social media influencer. We talk about how they balance being both grateful for what they have and also hungry for more, and the three things they do to stay grounded in their chaotic world. They break down how they deal with harsh comments and emphasize the crucial role that their strong faith plays in their success. Stevie and Sazan also share inspiring stories about their family heritage and talk about the foundation of their cross-cultural relationship.  

IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:

• Finding ways to protect your peace when you’re an online figure 
• Recognizing the beauty in the ordinary and living an intentional life 
• Understanding that challenge and good can coexist at the same time 
• Expressing compassion for people who spread hate
• The sweet spot where you're you're not pursuing so much that you've lost your way, but you also have enough where you don't want for anything
• Stevie’s number one piece of advice for financial freedom
• How Stevie and Sazan stay rooted in their relationship to God 

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CONNECT WITH STEVIE & SAZAN

Follow Sazan: @sazan 

Follow Stevie: @stevie_hendrix 

Listen to The Good Life with Stevie and Sazan

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