In this episode, Esther and Eileen discuss the value of old friendships in their lives. Are old friends better than new friends? Or do we need old and new friends to create balance what we need from these relationships. They explore how friendships stand the test of time (or don't) and the power of having female friendships in our lives.

In this episode, Esther and Eileen celebrate ONE YEAR of INLY! We go back to the beginning and revisit our favorite episodes and reflect on how we've changed (and how we've stayed the same), when it comes to how we live for more fuck yes moments.

A HUGE THANK YOU to the INLY audience, for supporting us! We LOVE this pod and all of you.

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In this episode, Esther and Eileen discuss the complex world of feeling burnt out.  It's a common theme among women in middle age and it goes much further than just being exhausted by work (a common misconception). They consider how exploring their wildest desires could lead to understanding how to overcome these feelings, what happens when your "tools" don't work (and you turn to substances), and paths to reconsidering how we spend our time to live better.

In this episode, Esther and Eileen discuss a superpower we can all use to super charge our relationships and our lives - the art of knowing when (and why) to STFU.

In this episode, Esther and Eileen explore the tricky world of work friendships. Are they fake and contrived or a must have to combat day to day loneliness? An article published by the Harvard Business Review confirmed that close friendships increase workplace productivity. One host is on board, the other is more skeptical.

In this episode, Esther and Eileen discuss their relationships with money, as women. Between gender constructs, the implication of what women give up to accumulate their own wealth, and the pressures of sharing your finances with partners - there's a lot to unpack. They talk about what it might look like to be more financially responsible and some simple idease to be more accountable with what they earn.

For more on the book referenced, the Soul of Money, click here.

If you want to explore this topic in more detail, we're using Ellevest.

PS it also includes some great fall fashion highlights.

In this episode, Esther and Eileen talk about having boundaries (or not) with families, friends, work and more!

In this episode, Esther and Eileen explore whether or not they think using weak language can actually help women get ahead in the workplace. In response to the NYT opinion piece, written by Adam Grant, Women Know Exactly What They're Doing When They Use Weak Language, they debate how it could eventually be a pro but not without also debating it's definite cons too!

In this episode, Esther and Eileen talk about their quests to care less about what people think of them. They wonder why they care about things that aren't worthy and whether or not age plays a role. Does freedom come with the journey of aging? Listen and find out!

In this episode, Esther and Eileen contemplate taking vacations (or trips?) with their children. Can you actually get away with kids? Disney or Europe... listen to find out!