Is living inherently performative? It's a complex question that you may have never considered before. In this episode, Jacquelyn discusses situations that could lead to us being "performative," the difference between being performative and manipulative, the recent "performative male" trend, and more.

It's time for pt 2! In the second and final part of this "series," Jacquelyn discusses what it means to spend our time wisely. She discusses what it means to live mindfully, how our culture seems to be obsessed with "saving time," concerns surrounding the popularity of AI, and more.

Is timing everything? Should we be hitting certain milestones by certain ages? How do we know we are spending our time well? What does that even mean? In this two part series, Jacquelyn is discussing time. In this week's episode, she discusses how the concepts of the expectations of hitting certain life milestones (getting married, having kids, etc.) by a certain age conflicts with the idea that "timing is everything" in regards to waiting for the personal right time for you.

Next week, she will discuss the timing of everyday life, what does it mean to spend your time "well," and how it feels as if our society is obsessed with "saving time."

Impostor syndrome has been a topic of discussion, especially on social media, for what appears to be a while now. In this episode, Jacquelyn discusses what impostor syndrome is, why people feel like an impostor, and her thoughts on it.

#impostorsyndrome #itsfine

Jacquelyn is BACK after skipping a week (my apologies). Recently, she's gotten back into reading books! In this episode, she talks about why reading is good for us, performative reading, BookTok, and talks about some of her fav books she's read recently.

Jacquelyn has a love hate relationship with texting/emails. It's great that we have the option to be able to constantly communicate with people in our lives, but it can also be overwhelming and exhausting too. In this episode, Jacquelyn talks about how texting can be overwhelming, why it's commonly difficult to decipher text messages, and how it makes our relationships more complex.

Personal branding is extremely important in the digital age for many people. However, can personal branding blend personality and business in an unhealthy way? Could it negatively impact your growth as a person? Jacquelyn discusses why personal branding is so important, questions how it may affect your sense of self, and explains why she feels authenticity is key.

Last episode, Jacquelyn participated in the "propaganda I won't fall for" trend, talking about popular things or ideas she doesn't agree with. To balance out that *slight* negativity, she decided to create a list of ten things that she thinks is underrated and deserves more attention or appreciation, ranging from sending cards to cleaning while angry. Hopefully you enjoy!