This week, we’re talking about the weird identity crisis that is your 20s.

Friendships changing, protecting your energy, realising how much the people around you affect the way you feel… and the slightly overwhelming feeling that there are about 700 different lives you could live.

Because how are you supposed to “choose a life” when one minute you want to move abroad, the next you want to settle down, then you see someone living in a cottage in the countryside and suddenly that’s your calling?

We get into over-romanticising other people’s lives, the fear that choosing one path means losing all the others, and why sometimes the best indicator of whether someone belongs in your life is simply how you feel after spending time with them.

Basically: friendship, identity, the paradox of choice and trying to work out what you actually want underneath all the noise.

Just a girl trying to pick a life without romanticising another one five minutes later. x

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In this episode of I’m Just a Girl, I’m joined by Bailey, founder of 108 Studio, to talk about what happens when you stop trying to appeal to everyone and start showing up as yourself.

We get into how Bailey built 108 into a community with an almost cult-like following, why authenticity has played such a huge part in its success, and what creating a brand that people genuinely want to belong to has taught her about connection. But this conversation goes way beyond business.

We talk about making friends as an adult, finding your people, putting yourself out there when it feels uncomfortable, and why the more confidently you become yourself, the easier it becomes for the right people to find you.

From building communities to navigating friendships, embracing the cringe and learning to care a little less about what everyone else thinks, this is a conversation about having the confidence to take up space as exactly who you are.

Because maybe finding your people starts with letting them actually see you.

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Sometimes getting the life you want means giving something else up first.

In this episode, I’m catching you up on life lately, from my trip to Lisbon, to my thoughts on turning 29, to reflecting on moving home from Australia and one of the biggest things I’ve realised since: nothing good comes without a little sacrifice.

And I know “sacrifice” sounds very dramatic, but sometimes it’s as simple as saying no to one thing so you can say yes to something you want more.

We’re talking about moving home, travelling, money, relationships, big life decisions and those weird moments in your 20s where you realise you probably can’t have everything, all at once.

Because maybe getting what you want isn’t about manifesting harder or waiting for everything to perfectly fall into place, maybe it’s about deciding what matters enough to make the trade-off for.

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🎙️ In this episode:

• My Lisbon trip & life catch-up

• My thoughts on turning 29

• Moving home from Australia

• Why I decided to leave

• The sacrifices behind big life changes

• Why saying no now can mean getting more later

• Figuring out what you actually want in your late 20s

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Welcome to I'm Just a Girl.

In this first episode, I'm sharing why I started this podcast just before turning 30, why I stopped waiting for the "perfect" time, and why I think so many of us feel like we're falling behind.

We're talking about the pressure of your late twenties, life timelines, comparison, and the mindset shift that's helped me finally start creating a life on my own terms.

If you've ever caught yourself thinking, "What am I actually doing?" this podcast is for you.

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