Let's Vent

Back in October of 2020, I got the chance to sit down with Wall Street Journal bestselling author, Cait Flanders, over Skype & discuss personal struggles, financial lessons, topics surrounding minimalism, mindful consumption, & overall: lessons on how to live life the way that you want, rather than living life on others’ terms.

Cait is the author of one of my all-time favorite books, “The Year of Less”, where she talks all about her experience with taking a whole year to buy as little as possible, paying off almost $30,000 in debt because of all the money she’d been able to set-aside, & all that she learned about herself through that life-altering personal experiment-- including a new-found love for minimalism.

Her book, “The Year of Less”, since its release in 2018 went on to become one of the most sold nonfiction books on Amazon in July of 2018… and later that same year was even listed on the Staff’s Top 5 of Powell’s City of Books. Cait’s story from the “Year of Less” has been shared in the New York Times, The Guardian, The Globe & Mail, Oprah.com, Forbes, and so many more.

This year, she’s released a new book called, “The Adventures in Opting Out: A Field Guide to Leading an Intentional Life”, where she discusses another year-long personal experiment where she left her home & comfort zone in Squamish, British Colombia to travel the world. She shares, in this book as well, ways that readers can not only do the same, but more importantly: shares ways on how her readers can live life on their own terms, free themselves from the bonds & restrictions of what our peers may think, & live life with personal intention.

Again, I am so excited about today’s episode. I would like to put out a small notice: this entire episode was done over Skype, so the audio quality will be a bit spottier than what my listeners are used to. Thank you for your understanding!

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"The Year of Less" by Cait Flanders book link: https://www.amazon.com/Year-Less-Shopping-Belongings-Discovered/dp/1401953514/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+year+of+less&qid=1603988249&sr=8-1

"The Adventures in Opting Out: A Field Guide to Leading an Intentional Life" by Cait Flanders book link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083J17DYJ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i1

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    In today's episode, we're talking all about the five love languages; what your love language is, what your significant other's love language could be, what your friends' & familys' love languages are, and why it matters to be aware of them.

    We go deep into discussion about how knowing the five love languages can greatly enhance your relationship with self and relationships with those around you. Did you know that everyone has a love language-- sometimes even multiple love languages? Even you! Let's dig deeper into self & find out more about the five love languages, what yours is, and how becoming well-educated in the languages of love can benefit you on your own journey of self & relational development with those around you. 

    Interested in knowing what your love language is? Follow this link to the most trusted Five Love Languages test: https://www.5lovelanguages.com/quizzes/. (Select either singles, couples, teens, or children depending on your situation)

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Wow, it's so good to be back! I'm so happy to be returning to the podcast this week. I've missed it terribly and am happy to share life updates, topics surrounding mental health, & the relevance of arguing on today's episode.

Arguing, conflict, and debating, I feel, are largely viewed as scary or negative. In reality, discussing disagreements and areas of change within relationships is actually incredibly, undeniably necessary for there to be room for healthy growth within not only relationships but in personal development, as well. Through resolving conflict, we can learn who we truly are and who our friends and family are over time. Listen to today's episode on The Relevance of Arguing - Conflict Resolution, Growth, & Development to hear more.

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  Today's episode is the first one that I've been able to sit down and record in a very long while. I'm a little embarrassed to say that it's been well-over a month since I've posted an episode onto my podcast. I'm happy to be back and discussing with my listeners a little bit about life and give you all an update on what's been going on in my mind and life.

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  Welcome to a very, very special edition of "Let's Vent"! This week, we're celebrating Halloween by telling true, personal scary stories that I've experienced and some that I've been told while growing up.

  I also want to apologize for being, now, two days late on my episode posting.. but this episode was extremely difficult to record, edit, and upload merely because I feel extremely awkward about the subjects that I'm going to share, today. It's difficult for me to finally tell the public all of the things that I've recently been experiencing, but with the support and help of some close friends, I decided that it was okay to post.

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  As always, thank you for listening! You guys are so incredibly appreciated and the reason why I record and upload every single week. 

  For this week's episode, my brain is completely fried! I had an entire episode's-worth of topics and notes full of content completely lined-up and ready to record until I realized that I simply just wasn't feeling the topic anymore.. I didn't want to share something if it wasn't what I was feeling-- I always want to be real and up-front with my listeners.

  With all of that being said, at the very last minute, I reached out on my Instagram story and asked for my podcast listeners to ask me questions to answer for this week's episode! I hate that my plans fell-through with what I had originally lined-up for this week's episode, but I truly had so much fun answering all of your questions, (you guys ask some super thought-provoking and interesting questions).

  This week, I want to send out a H U G E "Thank You" to all of my wonderful listeners for all of the support and questions that were asked. If it weren't for you guys, I don't think I would have been able to record, edit, and post any type of episode this week at all. So, thank you so incredibly much; you all are amazing.

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  For today's episode, I finally sat down to record the second half of the "Why I Dropped Out of College, Twice" series. I delve deeper into how my college relationship ended poorly, how I met my (now-husband) Joey, and more importantly: the lesson that I learned in how to do what I knew was right for me, rather than following along with what I thought people expected me to do.

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