Lately, I’ve been thinking about how the desire to grow, change, or dream bigger somehow gets heavier as we get older — especially in our 30s. The expectations, the timelines, the pressure to “have it all figured out”… it can make you feel selfish or unrealistic for wanting something different at this age.

In this episode, we talk about why life doesn’t move in a straight line, how everyone’s timeline looks different, and why it’s actually okay to want more no matter where you’re at right now. I share real-life reflections, the fear of taking risks, and what it means to choose yourself without guilt.

Consider this episode your permission slip to want more in life, and to put your own needs first 🧡

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0:00 intro – when did wanting more start feeling wrong

1:23 why wanting more gets harder as we get older

1:32 expectations of life in your 30s

2:53 appreciating life but feeling pressure to achieve

4:39 life isn’t linear (and that’s okay)

5:17 real life examples of different timelines

7:31 it’s never too late to change direction

8:37 playing it safe vs taking the risk

9:06 feeling selfish for choosing yourself

11:27 seasons of giving vs receiving

12:35 it’s okay to want more in life

14:05 dreaming big but responsibly

15:35 your permission slip to want more

17:16 outro

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