Three's a party!! Lane and Drew grace our presence this week. We cover a range of topics from holiday traditions to external validation to wondering what drove Drew to become Valedictorian of our high school...

Trigger Warning: Discussion of eating disorders, trauma and descriptions of disordered eating behaviors.

In this episode we are joined by Dr. Zoe Ross-Nash, a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in eating disorders and trauma. Listen in to learn more about how Zoe got into this field of work and the path she has taken to get to where she is today.

If you're interested in learning more about Zoe and her work, please find more information on her website: https://drzoerossnash.com/

Ryan has worked in the real estate industry since graduating in 2017. Listen to learn more about working in the hospitality industry as both a lender and an investor.

Cristina and Julia both discovered their passion for medicine while working as research coordinators in Boston hospitals after college. Listen to hear about how they made the choice to go back to school and embark on the long and challenging, but very rewarding, journey of becoming medical doctors.

Meet Mackenzie & Nolan, the founders of HOL Health Club, an all natural protein bar company. Listen in to learn why these two quit their full time jobs in investment banking to start their own business creating and selling protein bars. Find their protein bars here: https://www.holhealthclub.com/ and follow on Instagram: @holhealthclub

After growing up observing her dad's love for carpentry, Elise secured her interest in building science following a semester program in college that taught her how to design and build a backcountry hut. Listen to hear about her role as a project manager in the sustainable building industry and the many hobbies she enjoys outside of work.

Drew's back! Too random to summarize :)

My older sister Lane joins the podcast this week! Lane has been working as a licensed social worker for the last decade in a variety of settings. Listen to hear more about how to become a social worker, different options within the field and why she's landed in the spot she's in today.

[VIDEO] Not knowing what she wanted to do professionally, Sophie moved to England after college in the U.S. to continue her rowing career and pursue a masters degree. She ultimately landed in the sports marketing industry and has been loving it ever since. Enjoy hearing her story!

Caroline secured a role at her dream company, the New York Times (!!!) earlier this year. Listen to hear about her path to get there, including going back to school for a masters in journalism.

@nyt_well @carolinehopkinslegaspi