In this episode of the Unqualified Adults podcast series, Liz talks to one of her mentors, Alyson Kanney, about how her perspective on adulthood has changed after living in New York City for nearly 40 years.

"I don’t define adulthood now as things that you do […] it’s more about who you are" - Alyson

We’ll be the first to admit that we don't have it together (and we’d be willing to wager some part of you—if not all—feels the same way). Behind masterfully crafted facades are feelings of confusion, loneliness, anxiety, and inadequacy. We all feel like unqualified adults at times, but for some reason, we don't feel comfortable talking about the unexpected challenges associated with this period of life. We hope that by sharing peoples’ stories about their unqualified feelings you are reminded that you're in good company.

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"I don’t define adulthood now as things that you do […] it’s more about who you are" - Alyson

"I don’t define adulthood now as things that you do […] it’s more about who you are" - Alyson