Honestly, WTF

Jessie dives into her issues with the way corporate jobs typically work and why it’s important to spend time thinking about what *you* actually want, instead of just going with the flow for your career path.

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In this episode Jessie introduces the podcast and what it’s about before diving into the ways perfectionism has affected different areas of her life, how she’s worked to overcome it, and some strategies to fight your own perfectionistic tendencies. The episode finishes off with The Confessional, a segment where she confesses to weird things she (or listeners) have said, done, or experienced.

Shoutouts:
June and Daph from List Me Tender

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Jessie answers the 36 questions that are supposed to make you fall in love with someone, or at least achieve emotional intimacy, in the hopes of making you like her enough to keep listening to the podcast.

The questions were originally part of a study done by psychologist Arthur Aron and were published in the New York Times in an article titled The 36 Questions That Lead to Love.

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Introducing Honestly, WTF, a podcast that explores things that we've accepted as normal, but maybe shouldn't have. Listen in every week as host Jessie Alley uses her personal experiences, a dash of humour, and her ability to overthink everything to search for nuggets of wisdom that will help you live a better life.

You can follow the podcast on Instagram (@honestlywtfpod) for updates on when the first full episode will drop and things happening behind the scenes and you can follow Jessie personally (@itsjessieliz) if you need more of her shenanigans before then.