This episode was kind of meta. We used words to explore how words inform how we experience the world. How doe words interact with the world we live in? Does the word we choose to use influence how we experience something? Does being multilingual change how you experience the world? Does Marcus dream in English or German?

So. Many. Questions. Join us as we explore all of these questions, unpack the roots of "abra cadabra", The Gospel of John 1:1, and Steph's take on how manifestation and the law of attraction works. In true Entre Nous fashion, we go all over the place and we loved every minute of it. 

What thoughts do our words spark in your head? Do you agree that paying attention to the words we use changes the way we create the world? 

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Nägel mit Köpfen machen. Making nails with heads. Wait, what? 

This week, we talk about just doing the thing! Steph is a recovering perfectionist and Marcus has a strong bias towards action. We chat about doing the thing, not overthinking, getting out of your head, and how all the scary 'what if's' are 90% fiction.

Listen out for mentions of chakras, the ugly face of failure, the 5 'So What's', saboteurs, and some freaking amazing energy from the both of us (because we're just so excited about just doing the thing). 

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Is being alone necessarily lonely? What reflections has being in lockdown sparked for us? How did we go from chatting about being alone to curiosity to talking about therapy? What do we do when we're alone? How do you stay connected when you're alone? Why does Steph book appointments with herself in her calendar? 

So many questions about something that can be really scary for some folx! But we're two introverts and, as you can imagine, being alone can be a truly joyful place for the both of us.

Let us know your thoughts on how to be alone! Is it something you enjoy or is it something that you dread? 

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"And this is precisely the secret held by all those who go by foot: Life is prolonged when you walk. Walking expands time rather than collapses it." -- Erling Kagge. This week we talk about a book that's got Marcus all reflective and philosophical about the everyday activity of walking. Join us as we stroll and meander through all the things that walking opens up for us -- how we experience the world, being present (or not) in calls, emotions, the nature of time, and neuroplasticity. 

Wait, what? 

Yes. In true Steph and Marcus fashion, this conversation went everywhere our little feet could take us. This was a delightfully reflective episode and we'd love if you came and walked with us.

Let us know what walking does for you! Hop on over to our Instagram page (https://instagram.com/entrenous.podcast) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/EntreNousPod) and leave us a comment or slide into our DMs. Tag us if you do share this podcast with your favorite friends -- we love to hear how the conversation resonates with you! AND, you can now leave us a voice message on Anchor and we'll see how we can work your notes into upcoming episodes! >> https://anchor.fm/entrenous

Check out the Ering Kagge book, 'Walking: One Step at a Time' here: https://www.amazon.com/Walking-One-Step-At-Time-ebook/dp/B07FZPSBQX

Hello! We're Steph and Marcus and welcome to our brand new podcast! Woot woot!

In our very first episode, we explore what being an adult means. More specifically, we nerd out on Robert Kegan’s Theory of Human Development. Join us as we chat about how we move from a socialized view of the Self to more creative and transformational approaches to life. 

The Medium article we referenced is available here: https://medium.com/@NataliMorad/how-to-be-an-adult-kegans-theory-of-adult-development-d63f4311b553

We'd love to hear what adulting means to you! Meet us over in Instagram (@entrenous.podcast) and Twitter (@EntreNousPod). Go on! We don't mind if you slide into our DMs :D