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| Unlearn It: The Job Search Rules That Are Wasting Your Time | 05 Nov 2026 | 00:23:15 | |
Apply to everything. Only apply if you check every box. Don’t follow up or you’ll look desperate. If you’re working harder than ever and your inbox is still empty, one of these rules might be why. In Week 2 of Unlearn It, Lauren Deats crosses out five job search rules that feel like hard work but are quietly wasting your time. You’ll learn the difference between Motion and Momentum, why five tailored applications beat fifty generic ones, and how to follow up the right way for a big company versus a small business. Plus a Horror Story of the Week, a Listener Mailbag on whether anybody really hires during the holidays, and the 5-1-1 Week to run your search on purpose. In this episode:
This week’s homework: Count how many applications you sent this month, then count how many you actually tailored. Links:
@lonestarflower | |||
| Unlearn It: The Resume Rules You Were Taught (and What to Do Instead) | 29 Oct 2026 | 00:25:36 | |
One page or bust. Open with an objective. "References available upon request." If you learned it in a career class, it might be costing you interviews. This week kicks off Unlearn It, a six-week series where Lauren Deats crosses out the career advice everybody swears by, one set of rules at a time. First up: the resume. You'll learn why these rules made sense in the Paper Era, why they backfire in the Parser Era, and what to do instead. Plus a Halloween Horror Story of the Week, a Listener Mailbag question, and the How Many, How Often, How Well formula for turning duty bullets into results. In this episode:
This week's homework: Find one thing on your resume that is only there because someone told you it had to be. Rewrite it for the job you actually want.
Next week: Unlearn the Search Rules. @lonestarflower | |||
| Class Is In Session: Decoding The Market You Are Actually In | 27 Aug 2026 | 00:20:22 | |
She ordered a large coffee and then apologized for ordering a large coffee. @lonestarflower | |||
| How To Know What You Should Be Paid (The Number You Have Never Said Out Loud) | 13 Aug 2026 | 00:23:11 | |
Every dollar you have ever earned was a number somebody else picked. Your starting offer came out of a range you never saw, and every raise since has been a percentage of it. This week Lauren gets into why your first offer is still setting your pay five years later, the three numbers you need written down before anybody asks you anything, and where to find real salary data for free using pay transparency states. Plus the two words that cost one candidate twelve thousand dollars. @lonestarflower | |||
| You Cannot Write a Resume About a Stranger | 06 Aug 2026 | 00:25:56 | |
Season 8 starts today, and I want to start it with a confession. @lonestarflower | |||
| The Job Market, Decoded. Part 4: Come Here, Sit Down | 23 Jul 2026 | 00:28:29 | |
"Lauren. Is it going to get better?" @lonestarflower | |||
| The Job Market Decoded Part 3: The Number Is Not The Offer | 16 Jul 2026 | 00:27:16 | |
Wage growth just slid to 3.5% over the past year, down from the 3.7% to 4.0% range it held from mid-2025 through February. Translation: the automatic raise you used to get just for switching jobs is gone. You have to ask for it now. On purpose. Out loud. So today we're decoding the offer stage. I spent nearly twelve years on the hiring side before I ever coached anybody, and I'm telling you what I know from that chair: the first number is not their best offer. It's a question. And the question is "how much do you know?" In this episode: - Why one client lost $12,000 to four seconds of silence, and why the guy who started the same Monday got it instead - THE FULL BOUQUET: the five stems of every offer (Cash, Calendar, Ceiling, Coverage, Culture) and why staring at the salary means you're negotiating the one lever that's hardest to move - THE GRATEFUL PAUSE: the four beats to run in the thirty seconds after they say the number (Gratitude, Silence, Paper, Time) - How to fix it if you already lowballed yourself in the phone screen - Whether it's worth negotiating "only" a few thousand dollars (spoiler: that few thousand is a car) - The word-for-word counter script, and what to say when the answer is no Plus: the thing nobody tells you, which is that in twelve years on the hiring side I have never once seen an offer rescinded because somebody politely asked for more money. Not once. That fear is not real. It's just loud. FREE DOWNLOAD: Salary Scripts. Every one of these conversations written out word for word, including what to say when they ask your expectations first and what to say when they say no. https://www.careerbloomsolutions.com Next week: the Season 7 finale. We put the whole system together and I tell you the truth about what this market is doing for the rest of the year. Work with me: https://www.careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations Come hang out: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lonestarflower Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lonestarflower_careerbestie/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lonestarflower/reels Your business, your career, in full bloom. @lonestarflower | |||
| The Job Market, Decoded. Part 2: The Interview. | 09 Jul 2026 | 00:34:26 | |
Every interview question has a subtitle, the thing they actually want to know. This week, Lauren teaches the Read the Subtitles framework, decodes the seven questions you will hear in almost every interview, and flips the table so you can read the interviewer right back. Plus a Horror Story of the Week for the ages, and a mailbag answer for anyone whose brain goes blank in the room. Start with a free consult: careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations (Career · Interview Skills · Resume) Send your horror stories and mailbag questions through the website. Free download: The Interview Translation Guide, all seven questions plus a printable prep checklist, at careerbloomsolutions.com. Next week, Part 3: The Offer. @lonestarflower | |||
| Decoded, Part 1: The Job Description (What "Wears Many Hats" Really Means) | 02 Jul 2026 | 00:19:42 | |
A job description is not a description. It is a code. In the season opener of The Job Market, Decoded, Lauren pulls back the curtain on job postings and hands you the dictionary. You will learn a simple three-move framework called Read the Room on Paper, hear what phrases like "wears many hats," "self-starter," and "competitive salary" are usually hiding, and find out why what a posting leaves out tells you as much as what it says. Plus a Horror Story of the Week you have to hear to believe, a Listener Mailbag on "entry level" jobs that ask for five years of experience, and a Tip of the Week that turns any posting into your own interview prep. Grab this week's free download, The JD Decoder, a translation guide and worksheet for reading any posting before you apply. Free consults and downloads at careerbloomsolutions.com. @lonestarflower | |||
| 10 Ways to Lose a Job Offer, Part 4 (The Close) | 25 Jun 2026 | 00:30:22 | |
You survived the interview. You think the hard part is over. Bless your heart. The last stretch is where the careful people get sloppy. They list a reference they never warned. They forget their whole life is one Google search away. They go quiet to look cool and accidentally look gone. And the offer that had their name on it goes to someone who simply stayed warm and stayed visible. This week Lauren closes out the series with Ways Eight, Nine, and Ten, the offer-killers that get you in the final stretch, after the room, right when you think you are safe. Listen, then go do the exact opposite. New here? This is the last Thursday of a four-part June series on how to lose a job offer in ten ways, taught by someone who spent twelve years on the hiring side watching people do all ten. Grab this week's free download, the Offer Closer Kit, and book your free thirty-minute consult at careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. @lonestarflower | |||
| 10 Ways to Lose a Job Offer, Part 3 (The Receipts Come Due) | 18 Jun 2026 | 00:28:38 | |
You aced the interview. You walked to your car feeling good about yourself. And then the receipts came due. The reference who remembered you a little differently. The background check that read every line. The salary conversation you fumbled in eleven seconds flat. This is the part of the hiring process nobody warns you about, the stretch after you think the hard part is over, when everything you said quietly gets checked against everything that's true. This week Lauren covers Ways Five, Six, and Seven, the offer-killers that catch up with you after the interview is done. Listen, then go do the exact opposite. New here? This is a four-part June series on how to lose a job offer in ten ways, taught by someone who spent twelve years on the hiring side watching people do all ten. Grab this week's free download, the Salary Scripts, and book your free thirty-minute consult at careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. @lonestarflower | |||
| 10 Ways to Lose a Job Offer, Part 2 (Once You're in the Room) | 11 Jun 2026 | 00:20:13 | |
You didn't lose the offer because you weren't qualified. You lost it the second "so, why are you leaving?" turned into a ten-minute therapy session about your old boss. This month, Lauren's teaching you how to lose a job offer in ten ways, so you can go do the exact opposite. Part 1 was the stuff you can mess up before anyone even meets you. Now you've made it into the room, and there are two brand-new ways to talk yourself right back out of it. In Part 2: the Trash Talker (and why dragging your last boss tells them everything they need to know about you), the Oversharer who treats "tell me about yourself" like a diary entry, and the exact line between honest and way too much. Plus two new frameworks: Bridge Don't Burn for explaining a rough exit without lighting a match, and the Ninety-Second Formula that finally makes "tell me about yourself" easy. This week's mailbag: how honest you're really allowed to be about leaving a genuinely toxic job. Got a career horror story? Send it in. Lauren reads every one, and yours might end up on the show. Ready for real help instead of guessing? Book a free thirty-minute consult atcareerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. Résumés, career, or interviews. You bring the mess, we'll sort it out together. New episodes every Thursday. Find Lauren at @lonestarflower. @lonestarflower | |||
| 10 Ways to Lose a Job Offer, Part 1 (Before You Even Walk In) | 04 Jun 2026 | 00:37:20 | |
You didn't lose the offer in the interview. You lost it at 9 p.m. on a Tuesday, when you fired the same tired résumé at your fortieth job posting and called it "applying." This month, Lauren's teaching you how to lose a job offer in ten ways, so you can go do the exact opposite. And we're starting at the very beginning, with the two own-goals you can score before a single person has even met you. In Part 1: the Lazy Application (and the one little line on your résumé you need to delete tonight), the seven seconds your résumé actually gets on the first pass, and the Ghost Researcher who walks in not knowing what the company even does. Plus a new framework, the Three Sentence Test, that gets you interview-ready in about fifteen minutes. This week's mailbag: what to actually do when you're applying to thirty jobs a week and hearing nothing back. Got a career horror story? Send it in. Lauren reads every one, and yours might end up on the show. Ready for real help instead of guessing? Book a free thirty-minute consult at careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. Résumés, career, or interviews. You bring the mess, we'll sort it out together. New episodes every Thursday. Find Lauren at @lonestarflower. @lonestarflower | |||
| Mama Said Print Your Resume on Nice Paper (Sweetie, the Robot Is at the Door) | 19 May 2026 | 00:20:45 | |
Mama said print it on the good cardstock. Walk it in. Look them in the eye. Sweetie. The hiring manager is not in the office. She is on a Zoom call in Phoenix and she has not touched a piece of paper in nine years. Welcome to week two of Mama Said Season. Lauren is sitting down for a real conversation about what actually happens to your resume after you hit submit in 2026. No frameworks. No homework. No corporate cheerleading. Just twelve years of HR experience and the truth about a system most job seekers do not understand. Inside this episode:
If your resume is not getting callbacks and you are starting to wonder if you are the problem, this episode is for you. You are not the problem. The robot is. Want a real set of eyes on your resume? Lauren offers free thirty-minute Resume Consults at careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. Follow Lauren on TikTok and Instagram at @lonestarflower for daily career tips and the occasional bless-your-heart moment. Your Brand. Your Career. Your Business. In Full Bloom. @lonestarflower | |||
| Mama Said Go to College (The Hiring Market Said Show Me the Skills) | 14 May 2026 | 00:30:41 | |
The 1960s are over, sweetie. The job market mama described retired before most of you were born. Welcome to Season 5 of The Career Bloom Podcast, where Lauren is dismantling every piece of career advice mama, grandmama, daddy, and your nosy auntie ever gave you, and replacing it with the 2026 playbook. She has spent nearly twelve years in HR. She has been the recruiter. She has been the hiring manager. She has delivered the offer AND delivered the layoff. Now she sits with job seekers as a Career Coach, and she is telling you what she actually sees on the other side of the desk. This week, we are starting with the big one. The degree. Inside this episode:
Read the companion blog post on The Bloom Blog at careerbloomsolutions.com/blog. Ready to put your skills on paper the right way? Lauren offers free thirty-minute consultations at careerbloomsolutions.com/free-consultations. Follow Lauren on TikTok and Instagram at @lonestarflower for daily career tips, hot takes, and the occasional bless-your-heart moment. Your Brand. Your Career. Your Business. In Full Bloom. @lonestarflower | |||
| Bless Your Heart, You Don't Know How to Hire | 28 Apr 2026 | 00:19:36 | |
Six rounds of interviews for a $75K role? A take-home assignment that's suspiciously identical to their actual Q3 project? A "culture fit coffee" that somehow turns into round seven? If your job search has been making you feel like you're losing your mind, here's the truth nobody at these companies will tell you: it's not you. It's them. This week, Lauren goes scorched earth on the hiring manager industrial complex, why so many interview processes have ballooned out of control, the five red flags that prove a hiring manager doesn't know what they're doing, and the new rule you need to start enforcing on your own job search. In this episode:
@lonestarflower | |||
| Break Through- Stop Waiting, Start Moving | 21 Apr 2026 | 00:19:33 | |
You are not stuck because you don't know what to do. You are stuck because you've been getting ready to get ready for about three months too long. Break Through Week is here, and this episode is your permission slip to move. In today's episode, Lauren walks you through the Break Through Protocol — the three-part framework that gets career bloomers off the bench and into the interview pipeline. Plus a Horror Story of the Week about a woman named Monica who sent 247 applications (yes, really) and got three phone screens, a Listener Mailbag with a question almost every job seeker has asked at 11pm, and a Tip of the Week that includes the exact follow-up email template Lauren uses with her coaching clients. @lonestarflower | |||
| The Break Through: You Are Not Getting Ghosted Because You Are Unqualified | 14 Apr 2026 | 00:25:08 | |
Full Bloom Season continues with Episode 2: Break Through. We are done planning. We are done auditing. This is the episode where we actually do the thing. Lauren breaks down the online application process and why your perfectly good resume is getting filtered out before a human ever sees it (spoiler: it is not you, it is your formatting). Five specific fixes that take 30 minutes and will change everything. Plus, Horror Story of the Week features K, who panicked in a panel interview and accidentally told four strangers she once roasted her CEO in a reply-all. The Listener Mailbag tackles the question everyone is too scared to ask: at what point should I start worrying that something is wrong with me? And the answer might surprise you. Segment 4 is a full deep dive on interview prep that actually works, including the STAR framework the way Lauren teaches it to her coaching clients, not the watered-down version you Googled at midnight. Tip of the Week: send one networking message this week. Just one. Lauren gives you the exact script. There is homework. You will do it. Topics covered: ATS optimization, resume formatting, applicant tracking systems, interview prep, STAR method, networking scripts, job search strategy, panel interviews, follow-up emails, job market trends New episodes drop every Tuesday. Submit your career questions and horror stories at careerbloomsolutions.com. @lonestarflower | |||
| Plant Your Seeds: The Career Audit You've Been Avoiding (and Why It's Costing You) | 07 Apr 2026 | 00:16:06 | |
Season 4 is here and we are not easing into it. Welcome to Full Bloom Season. Four episodes. Four themes. One goal: getting your career or your business to a place where you actually feel good about it. Episode 1 is Plant Your Seeds, and we are starting with the thing nobody wants to do but everybody needs to: the career audit. Lauren walks through eight areas of your professional life that need an honest look, from your resume and LinkedIn to your boundaries and your confidence in where you're headed. Plus, Horror Story of the Week features a bait-and-switch interview that will make you want to throw your phone, the Listener Mailbag tackles how to bring up compensation without sounding ungrateful, and the Tip of the Week might save your next application from disappearing into the ATS void. There is homework. You will do it.
@lonestarflower | |||
| Ghosting is for Dating, Not Recruiters + How to Not Get Fired in Your First 90 Days | 31 Mar 2026 | 00:33:26 | |
Your first 90 days at a new job is a performance, not a rehearsal. In this episode, Lauren breaks down exactly how to survive (and thrive in) your first three months on the job with a phase-by-phase game plan. Plus, networking advice that will not make introverts want to crawl out of their skin (hello, Ask, Listen, Connect method), a ghosting horror story that proves recruiters need to do better, a crash course in why your paycheck is smaller than you expected (who IS FICA and why are they taking your money?), and how to build a professional reference list before you desperately need one. Listener Mailbag tackles the "sad tupperware in the break room" problem, and the Tip of the Week puts your phone on notice. Topics covered: networking for introverts, first 90 days survival guide, W-4 forms, FICA, 401k matches, professional references, workplace phone etiquette @lonestarflower | |||
| The Salary Negotiation Script Your Boss Hates (and Other Interview Traps) | 17 Mar 2026 | 00:32:05 | |
Tired of walking into interviews with nothing but good vibes and a prayer? Yeah, that's not a strategy. In this episode, Lauren breaks down exactly how to answer the dreaded "Tell me about yourself" question in 60 seconds flat; no childhood trauma, no hobbies, no recent breakup stories. We're also decoding what "business casual" actually means in 2026 (spoiler: if it has sequins, leave it at home), and giving you a preview of the salary negotiation script that your future boss really doesn't want you to find. Plus, a brand new segment (the Career Bloom Horror Story of the Week) featuring Gloria Gaynor, AirPods, and a conference room full of silence. And we're answering our first listener question about asking for a raise without feeling guilty about it. Whether you're prepping for your first interview or your fifteenth, this episode is your cheat sheet. Don't leave money on the table just because you're "new." What you'll learn: How to build a 60-second professional pitch that actually lands. What business casual really means (and what it definitely doesn't). The Triple A salary negotiation framework - Acknowledge, Appreciate, Ask. What NOT to say when talking money. Why "I'm a perfectionist" needs to be retired immediately. New listener? Start with Episode 1 and binge your way here. You'll thank us later. @lonestarflower | |||
| The Glow Up: Stop Calling Your Mom - The Entry Level Delusion | 10 Mar 2026 | 00:51:31 | |
Welcome back to the office, buttercups. Today, we’re closing the daycare and opening the boardroom. If you think "Entry-Level" means a four-year paid internship where we teach you how to use a calendar, you are living in a delusion; and your career is paying the price. In this 50-minute masterclass, your favorite HR professional (that’s me) is peeling back the curtain on the 2026 workforce. We’re deep-diving into the "Expectation Gap", the canyon-sized hole between your degree and the "Plug-and-Play" reality of modern hiring. From why your mom is legally barred from my office line to the "Batman Complex" killing your corporate EQ, we’re covering the hard truths nobody else will tell you. What we’re breaking down today:
Stop making excuses and start making a salary. Back to work! @lonestarflower | |||
| The Glow Up: Your Resume is Mid and Your Instagram is Messy | 03 Mar 2026 | 00:37:25 | |
Episode Description Honey, the "Participation Trophy" era is officially over. Welcome to the real world, where your 4.0 GPA doesn't mean a thing if your resume looks like a 1998 Word template and your Instagram is a liability. In our series premiere, we’re doing a total digital sanitization. If I can find a photo of you looking messy on page three of Google, so can a recruiter. I'm breaking down exactly how to scrub those "fun" accounts and turn your LinkedIn into a professional magnet. We’re also roasting your resumes—because "Objective" statements are dead and I’m definitely judging your font choices. If you’re ready to transition from a "professional seat-warmer" to a hired specialist, listen up. It's time for an adult glow-up. Tip of the Week: Stop calling yourself a "Student" in your LinkedIn headline. You’re a professional in your field now. Tell me what you do, not where you sit in a lecture hall. Be a "Marketing Specialist in Training," not a professional seat-warmer. @lonestarflower | |||
| Episode 4: The Clean Break (The Resignation) | 24 Feb 2026 | 00:28:46 | |
The Clean Break: How to Quit Your Job Without Burning the Bridge (or the Building) The "It’s not me, it’s definitely you" moment has arrived. In our February finale, Lauren Deats teaches you how to execute the perfect professional breakup. Quitting can be terrifying, awkward, and occasionally petty; but we’re doing it with class. Learn how to write a resignation letter that says "I’m out" without sounding like a jerk, and how to handle the "Exit Interview" trap like a seasoned pro. It’s time to stop the corporate situationship and move on to something that actually pays your worth. Key Highlights: ● The "I Quit" Email: A template for a graceful (but firm) resignation. ● The Exit Interview Trap: What HR actually does with your feedback (and why you should be careful). ● The Two-Week Notice Dance: How to stay productive while you’ve already checked out mentally. HR Tip of the Week: You don't owe them a "why." "I have accepted another offer" is a complete sentence. Don't let them guilt-trip you into a counter-offer that won't fix the original problems. @lonestarflower | |||
| Trauma Bonding in the Breakroom: The Truth About Work Besties & Office "Situationships" | 17 Feb 2026 | 00:28:55 | |
You don’t necessarily love the job, but you love the people. Sound familiar? This week, we’re exploring the intense world of workplace friendships. Lauren dives into the psychology of the "Work Wife/Husband" and why trauma-bonding over a 4:45 PM Friday meeting creates bonds that feel deeper than blood. But be careful; there’s a thin line between a supportive work bestie and a "situationship" that keeps you stuck in a job you hate. Key Highlights: ● The Power of the Work Bestie: Why having a "person" at work is the #1 predictor of job satisfaction. ● The Trauma Bond Trap: Is your friendship based on growth, or just complaining about the same three things every day? ● Navigating the Breakup: What happens to the friendship when one of you finally gets the courage to quit? ● Real Talk: How to network within your company without it feeling like "office politics." HR Tip of the Week: Your work bestie is your therapist until they get that promotion you both applied for. Keep your secrets in your personal phone, not the company Slack. @lonestarflower | |||
| Toxic Traits & Red Flags: Are You Dating Your Boss or Just Being Micromanaged? | 10 Feb 2026 | 00:23:24 | |
If your boss were a Tinder date, would you have ghosted them by now? In honor of the season of love (and heartbreak), we’re identifying the biggest red flags in leadership. Lauren breaks down the toxic traits that make us want to break up with our careers. We’re deep-diving into corporate gaslighting, the "Family" narrative, and how to protect your peace when your manager is a walking red flag. Key Highlights: ● The "We’re a Family" Trap: Why this is the ultimate red flag for boundary-stomping. ● Managing Up: How to handle a micromanager without losing your cool (or your job). ● Documenting the Drama: Why your "Work Burn Book" (aka a paper trail) is your best friend in HR. @lonestarflower | |||
| The Honeymoon Phase is Over: When the "Dream Job" Starts Showing Its True Colors | 03 Feb 2026 | 00:15:25 | |
Did the "New Job Smell" wear off faster than a cheap air freshener? You're not alone. This week, Lauren is pulling back the curtain on the inevitable "Job Honeymoon" crash. We’re diving deep into why the "Unlimited PTO" promise is actually a trap and why that "vibrant culture" usually just means everyone is too tired to complain. Lauren provides down-to-earth, actionable scripts for handling the "Bait and Switch" and teaches you how to become a "5:01 PM Ghost" to save your sanity. In this episode, we cover:
Ya'll Get It Together. @lonestarflower | |||
| EPISODE 2: THE RESUME ROAST (WHY YOUR EXPERIENCE ISN’T THE PROBLEM) | 27 Jan 2026 | 00:07:28 | |
Your resume isn't a Wikipedia page of your life, it’s a marketing document. If you’re sending out fifty applications and getting zero bites, the problem isn't your talent; it’s your presentation. In this episode, Lauren breaks down the "Recruiter’s Six-Second Scan," why your "Objective Statement" is a waste of space, and how to translate your "responsibilities" into "results." It’s time to stop formatting for 2010 and start formatting for a livable wage. Get It Together. @lonestarflower | |||
| EPISODE 1: HR ISN’T YOUR BESTIE (BUT I AM) | 20 Jan 2026 | 00:04:05 | |
You’ve been lied to. You’ve been told HR is your "office bestie" and that "hope" is a valid career strategy. It’s not. In the debut episode of the Career Bloom Podcast, Lauren Deats pulls back the curtain on 12 years of HR secrets. We’re skipping the corporate fluff and getting straight to the truth about livable wages, why "family" cultures are a red flag, and how to stop waiting for a participation trophy and start demanding what you’re worth. If you’re ready to actually bloom in your career, this is your entry interview. Stick around and we will cover it all! @lonestarflower | |||
| The Entry Interview: Welcome to Career Bloom | 20 Jan 2026 | 00:00:50 | |
Think of this as your official entry interview, except this time....the candidate is your career and the hiring manager is actually on your side. I’m Lauren Deats, and I’ve spent 12 years in the HR trenches watching talented people get stuck behind corporate red tape and "participation trophy" cultures. In the Career Bloom Podcast, we’re cutting through the fluff to talk about what actually matters: livable wages, toxic leadership red flags, and the unfiltered truth about how to demand what you’re worth. Subscribe now to catch our first full episode. It’s time to stop waiting for permission to bloom and start taking control of your professional future. Get It Together. @lonestarflower | |||