First, sorry for the delay in getting this out. This episode is about the things we got up to as teenagers, and as we have discovered, we really weren't that bad!

Don't Tell Mom, But...

Sisters who were born in the Bay Area and are citizens of the world, reflect on life, the lives of the people around them, the cities they have shared and those they haven’t. We talk about lessons from life and make it the best it can be by working ever so hard to overcome their own bullshit through storytelling. 

A unique perspective from global warriors that talk about the lifelong journey of continuous learning, trying to be better people, and live a happy life.

What’s the podcast for:
1. Spreading the love, the love of bettering ourselves, being a positive force in the world, and sharing unique perspectives to expand perspectives for themselves and others
2. A frank, unique, direct discussion of how hard it is to be a better person and learn from everything in life, but how it’s worth it.

Who is the audience? 
1. GenXers who are still trying to figure it all out and make the next phase in life the most brilliant, and best that we have ever lived
2. The next generations trying to learn from others to be better themselves

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Sisters who were born in the Bay Area and are citizens of the world, reflect on life, the lives of the people around them, the cities they have shared and those they haven’t. We talk about lessons from life and make it the best it can be by working ever so hard to overcome their own bullshit through storytelling. A unique perspective from global warriors that talk about the lifelong journey of continuous learning, trying to be better people, and live a happy life. What’s the podcast for: 1. Spreading the love, the love of bettering ourselves, being a positive force in the world, and sharing unique perspectives to expand perspectives for themselves and others 2. A frank, unique, direct discussion of how hard it is to be a better person and learn from everything in life, but how it’s worth it. Who is the audience? 1. GenXers who are still trying to figure it all out and make the next phase in life the most brilliant, and best that we have ever lived 2. The next generations trying to learn from others to be better themselves

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