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There is a huge emphasis on treating romance as the main marker of a successful life – from questions from family, to seemingly perfect online couples – it’s hard to believe anything else when society celebrates this kind of ideal.

In this episode, we look at how romance is often seen as the main focus of our 20s, what it can distract us from, and how we can start to approach it differently.

We explore:

• The social script of our 20s
• The role of milestone anxiety and FOMO
• How this can lead to us neglecting other areas of our lives, including our goals
• Emotional bypassing and avoiding the deeper work
• What a healthy approach to love looks like
• 5 tips to decentre romantic love

If you’ve ever felt like your life is on pause until your relationship status changes, this episode is for you.

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We can be so fixed on a job, a person, an outcome that we fuse our identity to it – and, crucially, forget that we’re okay without it. In today’s bonus episode, we unpack detachment: why we cling so tightly to people and outcomes, what over-attachment does to our mind and mood, and how to loosen the grip in a way that feels calm, kind, and clear.
We explore:

• Why we become attached to certain people or outcomes
• The impact of becoming overly attached on our behaviours, thoughts and emotions
• The Buddhist concept of ‘non-attachment’
• How detaching from the outcome can keep us grounded
• The value of the Stoic mindset

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Money and love: the two things we stress about most in our twenties, and yet we rarely talk about how deeply connected they are. In this episode, I’m joined by Jack Howard, Head of Money Wellness at Ally, to unpack the psychology of money in our relationships and how it shapes who we date, how we fight, and how we build a life together.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why money and love are so deeply linked
• Spender vs. saver dynamics and why opposites so often attract
• Why we emotionally spend?
• What’s the deal with prenups?
• Is it worth having an expensive wedding?
• When to get joint bank accounts?
• How to talk about money WELL!

If you’ve ever argued about money with a partner, avoided talking about it, or worried you’re “bad” with finances, this episode will give you language, tools, and a lot of reassurance that you’re not alone.

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Getting diagnosed with ADHD as an adult can feel like both a relief and a reckoning. Suddenly your past makes so much more sense… but now you’re faced with learning a whole new way of managing your brain, your time, your relationships and your self-worth.

In this episode, I’m joined by Chris Wang, founder and CEO of Shimmer, who was diagnosed with ADHD at 28. Together we unpack what ADHD really looks like in your twenties, including:

• The three ADHD subtypes and why women are so often missed
• How late diagnosis can completely rewrite your identity (in a good way)
• Why traditional productivity advice often fails ADHD brains
• The role of urgency, novelty and accountability
• What actually is rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD)?
• What ADHD–ADHD relationships can look like vs ADHD–neurotypical dynamics?

If you’ve ever wondered, “Do I just suck at being an adult, or is my brain wired differently?”, this episode is for you.

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Find your dream job in your 20s is no easy feat, in fact your dream job probably doesn't exist, but you CAN determine what kind of career path is best for you based on your personality. Today we have on George Appling whose research on the 5 career paths can help us determine where to next! Our discussion includes:

• The five main career paths and what they entail
• When should you pursue your passion & when should you pursue financial stability?
• Why money doesn’t always make us happier
• The necessary role of failure and experimentation when finding purpose
• How to become a “passionpreneur”
• What Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran & Matthew McConaughey have in common that makes them successful?

Plus so much more, listen now!

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Brittney Saunders is the founder of Fayt the Label, one of Australia's biggest clothing brands and empires. She launched the business from a shed in her backyard in her 20s and has grown it into a multimillion dollar brand. Before Fayt, she launched a number of other businesses as well, and today she tells her story and gives her best advice. We discuss:

• Britt’s journey from influencer to business owner
• Why it took her 4 years to start paying herself
• The most costly mistake when starting a business
• Should you hire your friends and family?
• How to actually make a product that people want?
• How to try again after failing
• The power of doing things a little bit scared

Plus so much more!

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*Please note the views of guests are not necessarily shared by our host. We invite open discussion and differing viewpoints, experiences and information.

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Something we may not know is that relationships typically follow a fairly similar life cycle. Author and relationship expert, Thais Gibson has articulated this idea in her new theory on the 6 stages of relationships, and how to know which you're in and when to break away. We discuss:

• How long should you date before you ask for a label?
• Why the honeymoon phase can’t last (and why that’s a good thing)
• Why does every couple need to have that one “big” fight?
• Why do so many couples break up at the 2-3 year mark?
• When do you know someone is right for you for the long haul?
• What the longest married couples know that we don’t....

Plus so much more!

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