What if you actually bought a vacation home with your closest friends? Executive coach and writer Katharine Campbell Hirst did—and this conversation will make you want to call your people the second it’s over.

We talk about co‑owning a seven‑bedroom house with sixteen friends (yes, the legal docs and money conversations), the Burning Man origin story, and what it feels like to stand on a deck and know you’ll be there together at 80.

Katharine has spent her career walking with women at their crossroads, and she’s terrible at small talk in the best possible way. We get into what it means to be the friend who goes deep first, why she deliberately became “weird” at seven so she’d never have to say goodbye again, and how a childhood of moving countries and lonely seasons turned her into a student of human nature with a chameleon‑level superpower.

We also talk about playing it cool versus just telling someone you’re in awe of them, working out your attachment issues on your friends before calling in a partner, and the midlife shift from big adventures to being woven into each other’s daily life.

This episode is for anyone who has a friendship they’ve been meaning to lean into—and a vacation home with friends they’ve been meaning to stop just dreaming about.

Topics: making friends in midlife, co‑owning property with friends, friendship and business, going deep fast, feminine energy, loneliness, attachment, and building things with your people.

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