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What makes a good leader? When does a supervisor transform from merely a manager to a leader who fosters growth in their employees?
This week we ponder over our own growth and Kayla discusses what it's been like to transition into a management role while Kailey questions her own motives in workplace productivity.
What do you think? Are some personalities more content as "worker bees" or do we all have a secret desire to be the queen?
Thank you as always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday.
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Welcome back to another episode of the Nonsexual Soulmates Podcast.
We have decided to stay in the same vein of big life topics and to have an open discussion about setting goals now that we are in our mid-thirties.
Every stage in life has its big decisions to make. We have hit some major milestones with graduation, marriage, buy a home (one of us having a baby in the midst of all that), and now we are setting our sights on the next path to take.
How do we know what to focus on next? What if our values have shifted since we were younger? What if we make the wrong decision?
Let us know your thoughts, if you are also in the midst of a course correction, and thank you as always for listening. We will see you next Tuesday!
#MillennialWomen #GoalSetting #Mid30s #LifeDecisions #PersonalGrowth #WomenIn30s #PodcastForWomen
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Join us this week for a common millennial dilemma: to parent, or not to parent?
Kayla shares some of the highs and lows of motherhood so far and highlights the NUMEROUS ways in which becoming a mother was absolutely nothing like she expected- in the most rewarding and challenging ways.
Kailey wrestles with continued unease about having and raising children. The decision to remain kid free feels right in this moment, but will there be regrets looking back at 65?
Tune in and join the conversation, where are you on the continuum?
Thank you as always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome to another week of the Nonsexual Soulmates Podcast!
We recently realized we have been at this project for two whole years, and we wanted to take brief moment to give ourselves a lil pat on the back.
In honor of our own commitment and to ensure we are staying the course, we decided to spend this episode reviewing our reason for beginning this podcast in the first place- authentic exploration, honest conversations, and the right to get it wrong sometimes.
If you're new to our show, welcome and if you've been here awhile, thank you a million times over for your support.
We are excited for what this next year will bring.
Thank you as always for listening and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome back to another Tuesday with the Nonsexual Soulmates Podcast. There's a lot of yap yap right now about the new administration in the United States and we are not here to add to the noise. We can all acknowledge that any change can cause anxiety and fear- so what do we do when times are tough?
Join us as we discuss uncertainty as an opportunity to refocus and find gratitude (not politics or opinions about the changes that are occurring).
We hope to paint a little positivity and kindness into the landscape and continue to be hopeful that the end product will be a net positive for all of us. *insert some wise quote about growing pains*
P.S. the book Kayla mentions in this episode is called "The Let Them Theory" by Mel Robbins.
Thank you as always for listening and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome back to another week of the Nonsexual Soulmates Podcast. We are wrapping up our deep dive into Jordan Peterson's book "The Twelve Rules for Life" by completing the personality assessment on his Understand Myself Website.
For the sake of fun, we used the comparison tool to compare/contrast our scores and to analyze our compatibility. This tool is not really intended for friends, but it was a fun experience none the less.
Check out: https://www.understandmyself.com/personality-assessment to complete the assessment for yourself.
Thank you as always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!
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The last 12 weeks we have read and reviewed our thoughts regarding Dr. Jordan Peterson's book "12 Rules for Life."
In this final chapter (the coda aka the tail), the rules are reviewed and wrapped up with a series of questions. Kailey and Kayla review their own personal growth over the last 12 weeks and the lessons learned.
Have you read this book? What were some of your favorite parts?
Join us next week as we take a personality quiz and see what it reveals about us.
https://www.understandmyself.com/
Thank you as always for listening, and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome to the final chapter of Jordan Peterson's book "12 Rules for Life."
Chapter 12/Rule 12 states "Pet a cat when you encounter one on the street."
Don't be misled by the chapter heading- we are discussing more than cat people vs. dog people. Dr. Peterson uses this analogy to remind us to look for little moments of joy, even when the walls of life feel like they are pressing in around you. Tragedy will inevitably strike and it might shake the very foundations of what you believe. We might pound our fists, we might yell at god, but we are still left with the ability to set our aim high and to continue to make the best of the life we have. The alternative of cursing life itself will only lead to more misery anyway.
So pet a cat (or a dog) when you see on in the street. Feed the birds, talk to the squirrels (seek professional help if they respond).
Thank you as always for listening and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome back to the Nonsexual Soulmates Book Club. We are breaking down chapter 11 from Dr. Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life.
In this chapter we are challenged to look at the motivations behind "protective" policies. Are we diminishing daring and courage under the guise of safety and security?
The chapter breaks down this problem through the lens of children skateboarding and reviews historical examples of forced equity and their philosophical buttresses.
We are again challenged to question ourselves, our own motivations, and our own ability to benefit society through our individual actions.
Join us next week as we review the last chapter. Thank you as always for listening and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Welcome back to another week of the Nonsexual Soulmates Book Club. We are approaching the end Dr. Peterson's book "12 Rules for Life" and this week we recap chapter 10.
"Rule 10: Be Precise in Your Speech"
Last week, we were presented with a better way to listen. This week, we are challenged to speak clearly. Dr. Peterson reminds us that a problem cannot be properly solved if not properly identified. Speaking precisely means knowing what you need and having the courage to ask for it. Speaking clearly can be an act of vulnerability, but the alternative of lurking in obscurity will leave us untethered and without the information we need to improve the world around us.
Thank you as always for listening ya Turkeys and we will see you next Tuesday!
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Hey millennial women! Meet Kayla (new mom navigating the chaos) and Kailey (living that DINKWAD life—dual income, no kids yet), your unfiltered guides on the Nonsexual Soulmates Podcast!…
Expect laughs, aha moments, and that “OMG, me too!” vibe as we tackle life’s big shifts. Whether you’re a mom, a maybe-mom, or just figuring it out, this is your space to feel seen. Hit play, join the convo in the comments, and let’s connect—download now and catch us every Tuesday!
Nonsexual Soulmate Definition: That ride-or-die friend who gets you like they’ve known you across lifetimes—flaws, flubs, and all.