Show Notes
Quarter-Life Crisis, Hallmark Movies, and Finding Purpose Through EXPO
Meet Drew Ahrens – actress, model, and director at Images Model & Talent. From getting bullied as a “chubby ginger” to booking her first acting gig with one line and no experience, Drew’s journey is as raw and inspiring as it gets.
In this episode, Drew opens up about discovering herself after a quarter-life crisis, how EXPO helped her find her calling, and what it's like juggling law school prep, modeling, and leading talent. Oh—and you’ll meet her adorable service animal, Louie 🐾
Watch till the end for a powerful moment about transformation, mentorship, and why Drew keeps coming back to EXPO year after year.
✨ “Wake-up call. Quarter-life crisis over. I'm finally doing what I’m meant to do.”
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