What would you tell your younger self if you could travel back in time? In this deeply reflective episode, Jane and Bobbi wade into the waters of hindsight wisdom, unpacking life lessons they wish they'd known sooner.

"Being authentic to yourself is really scary, but more fulfilling than trying to fit in," becomes a touchstone of the discussion as they share stories of conformity and its costs.

Physical well-being emerges as another powerful theme, with Bobbi lamenting, "You got to learn how to duck, kid, because your 44-year-old body regrets so many things." This practical wisdom resonates throughout as they discuss how youthful recklessness catches up with aging bodies.

The episode takes an emotional turn when discussing family relationships and childhood responsibilities. "Put it down, that's not yours to carry," Bobbi advises her younger self about shouldering adult burdens during her parents' divorce. This raw honesty illuminates how children often carry emotional weights that belong to the adults in their lives.

Perhaps most profound is the discussion about time's fleeting nature: "Forever is not as long as you think it is." This sobering reminder to cherish relationships while they exist hits home for anyone who's experienced loss.

Whether you're reflecting on your own journey or seeking wisdom to navigate current challenges, this episode offers a compassionate roadmap from those who've walked the path before. Share your own advice for your younger self with us at boomerandgenx@gmail.com—we'd love to hear what wisdom you've gathered along your journey.

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