"Being on The Voice was one of the most stressful situations I will ever be in. I lived in Los Angeles for a little bit after the show ended and the more time I spent there the more I realized the show taught me a lot about what I want in life. I don’t necessarily need to be Beyoncé, I just want to be successful enough that I have everything I need in life. Right now I am focusing on family, me, and my fiancé. We are getting married in March, and working for Pluckers allows me to save extra money in between singing gigs. After being on national television, I learned that any job you have is about selling yourself. You want to sell where these guests are eating, and Pluckers is a restaurant I can really get behind. I think that is what makes me stay, I came into work today and I saw that I was working with people that I genuinely enjoy spending time around."
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