Want to hear three women (who know nothing about business) tell you how we think a business should be ran? This week we're talking about how to balance work and life and how to create the best possible work environment for yourself and others.

This week we're talking about self care to convince ourselves to participate more. Let us know what ways you practice self care on instagram @everyoneisfakingit

We took Meijers Briggs personality tests and learn things we never wanted to know about ourselves. We also discuss our character flaws and personalities we can't stand.

This week we're diving into our pet peeves, Shelby's competitive side, what Emily still doesn't know about the state she's lived in for 7 years.

We explore our love languages and have a lot of trouble remembering the author's name and confusing him with multiple other celebrities named Gary. We talk about how we want to receive love based on The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman (not Gary Coleman or George Foreman).

This weeks topic was inspired by a quote on Emily's ex-boyfriends instagram story. We're talking about how it feels to have pretty privilege, getting hit on at community college by men on hover boards, our anxiety about our fertility.

This weeks episode is basically us astonished that we met each other. We talk about workplace dynamics and how to make friends as adults without being in school or having kids.

We all had roommates while in college and very quickly learned that living with someone can ruin your relationship, especially if they report you for harassment or leave poop on a shared toilet seat. Find people to live with who match your standard of living. We're talking about our experiences with roommates and why we never want to have them again.

One of us planned a wedding in the middle of a pandemic, and the other two are seasoned bridesmaids. We are spilling the tea on weddings from all angles. Don't be a bridezilla, always tailgate weddings you weren't invited to, and if someone offers you a house or a wedding you should choose the house.

Things we've always wanted to do and thing we hopefully never have to do again. We're talking about tattoos, drug tests, and dunking basketballs.