I Stand Corrected

I Stand Corrected

By Lisa KoneSociety & Culture
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I Stand Corrected episodes

  • Why Laundry and Life Always Pile Up

    Ever notice how laundry never stops piling up… no matter how many loads you do? Yeah - life kind of works the same way.

    In this episode of I Stand Corrected, I talk about the emotional weight we carry, the things we put off, and the quiet moments where life feels heavier than we expected. This is a gentle reminder that you don't have to have it all together to keep going. Sometimes progress looks like doing one small thing, taking one deep breath, or giving yourself permission to rest.

    If you've been feeling overwhelmed, tired, or just a little behind, this one's for you 🤍

    ✨ "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." - Matthew 11:28

    3 min
  • Option Paralysis

    Ever feel stuck even though you have options? In this episode, I talk about option paralysis; why having too many choices can leave us doing nothing at all. From dating to career moves to life decisions, we unpack how fear, overthinking, and waiting for "the perfect option" keeps us stuck. If you've been sitting on a decision… this one's for you!

    6 min
  • HOW'S THAT WORKING FOR YOU?

    In this episode, I'm breaking down the classic Dr. Phil question: "How's that working for you?" Not as a drag… but as a reality check. Sometimes the only thing standing between us and the life we want is the pattern we refuse to question.

    6 min
  • Understanding the Art of Infatuation

    Infatuation will have you planning a future with someone you barely know... In this episode, I break down why we fall so fast, why it feels so intense, and how to tell the difference between real connection and a fantasy our minds created. Whether you're in your soft era or recovering from a situationship, this one will help you stay grounded, self-aware, and a little less delulu. Tune in, laugh a little, reflect a lot, and let's talk about the art of not losing yourself in the butterflies.

    7 min
  • What I Learned From My Last SITUATIONSHIP

    Sometimes the situation wasn't even that deep… but the lessons were.

    We're talking red flags, mixed signals, bare-minimum behavior, accountability, and the moment you realize confusion is not a love language.

    If you've ever entertained someone who gave you just enough to keep you hooked but never enough to feel secure… yeah, this one is for you.

    8 min
  • Lisa's Guide to Not Looking Stupid in Life

    In this episode, I'm breaking down the little habits, mindsets, and decisions that make life way harder and have us out here looking goofy for no reason. From reading the room to moving with quiet confidence, I'm sharing the rules that keep me grounded, self-aware, and far away from unnecessary embarrassment.

    It's funny, it's real, and a little bit shady… in the best way. If you're trying to level up, this one is for you.

    9 min
  • It's Not Deep… It's a Skill Issue

    Sometimes life isn't "lifing"… it's just a skill issue. In this episode, we're talking about the patterns people blame on vibes, fate, or childhood that actually come down to missing skills - communication, boundaries, emotional regulation, discipline, all of it.

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    9 min
  • Why Self-Compassion Is the Ultimate Game Changer

    In this episode, I'm diving into something that changed the way I show up for myself: self-compassion. I talk about what it actually is, why so many of us struggle with it, and how learning to be gentle with myself literally shifted everything in my healing, my confidence, and my relationships.

    If you've ever been too hard on yourself, felt guilty for being human, or struggled to give yourself the grace you give everyone else… this episode is for you.

    Let's unpack softness, healing, and what it really means to be on your own team

    9 min
  • Mandela Effect + The 6/9 Perspective: Is Your Mind Lying to You?

    In this episode, I'm diving into two mind-bending concepts we all experience without even realizing it: the Mandela Effect and the classic 6 vs 9 perspective.

    First, I talk about why whole groups of people remember the exact same wrong thing (yes, your brain be lying), and how memory is not the reliable camera we think it is. Then I switch over to the perspective side - how two people can look at the same situation and come to completely different conclusions, and why both can feel true.

    Finally, I bring both ideas together to make it make sense: what we remember and what we see are shaped by our experiences, our emotions, and the angles we're standing at. It's a humbling reminder that our minds are powerful… but not perfect.

    If you love episodes that challenge how you think, this one is for you. Tap in, boo. 🎧💛

    6 min
  • Friendships in Adulthood: When to Let Go and When to Hold On

    In this episode, I'm diving into the messy, beautiful, sometimes confusing world of adult friendships. Because let's be honest - nobody warned us how hard it can be to maintain friendships when life gets real. We talk about what healthy friendship actually looks like in your grown-woman era, the red flags that tell you it's time to let go, and the green flags that remind you who's worth holding onto.

    8 min

About I Stand Corrected

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Welcome to I Stand Corrected, where real talk meets real growth! I'm Lisa Kone, here to challenge old ways of thinking, share raw stories, and spark conversations that inspire change. Life's a journey - let's unlearn, relearn, and thrive together. Ready to stand corrected?