Episode 4 of Everything In Between dives deep into the world of time management. Lynne and Braelyn unpack how men and women often approach time differently, and how those expectations play out at home and at work. Braelyn shares what it’s like navigating time as someone with ADHD, while Lynne reflects on strategies she’s seen work across generations. From digital tools like Notion to the realities of juggling careers, family, and personal well-being, this episode is all about finding what works — and giving yourself permission to do it your way.

Do you really need to grind for 8 hours a day to prove you’re working hard? Or is there a smarter way to think about productivity? In this episode, Lynne (a Baby Boomer) and Braelyn (a millennial) explore the generational divides shaping the workplace — from the boomer “badge of honor” mindset of long hours, to millennials embracing efficiency, flexibility, and balance.

We talk about the rise of “lazy girl jobs,” whether you can actually get 8 hours of work done in 4 focused ones, and the tools we use to set boundaries. It’s a conversation about hours vs. outcomes, boundaries vs. burnout, and how each generation can learn from the other to reimagine the future of work.

What’s it really like to work with your mom… or your daughter? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on our day-to-day as a mother/daughter team. Braelyn may be Lynne’s assistant, but together we also run Thrive, a women’s co-working space in Arizona that’s become a hub for community, creativity, and connection. We talk about the challenges of blending family and business, the lessons we’ve learned along the way, and the surprising perks of keeping work in the family.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you could work with someone you love, this episode’s for you.