Episode 12: For this week's episode, we get DEEP! Jennell and I take turns answering the question, “what one occurrence in your life has had the most impact on where you are now?”

Episode 11: Bullet Journaling (Bujo) is a method of organization that we've been practicing since 2020. We both were introduced to bullet journaling after reading James Clear's Atomic Habits. The bullet journal was created by Ryder Carroll. Instead of blank, lined pages, these journals are gridded with dots. This allows you to fully customize your journal in a way that works perfectly for you.

Episode 10: The word NO is one of the shortest and easiest words to pronounce, yet it's often one of the hardest to say. We encourage you all to challenge yourself and say no because every time you say no to others, you're saying yes to yourself.

Watch the TEDx talk from Heidi Alamikkelä here: https://www.ted.com/talks/heidi_alamikkela_how_to_say_no_and_discover_your_inner_arctic_mindset

Episode 09: This episode is all about budgeting! Budgeting is a topic that we're very excited to be discussing. Listen in for our budgeting for dummies crash course featuring YNAB's 4 rules, our budgeting habits, and our tips and tricks that we wished we knew when we started.

Episode 08: Health and Fitness is the number one goal that we all have for the new year. We're already in the second month of the year and we're encouraging you to develop your fitness routine if you haven't already! In this episode, we talk about our ups and downs with our personal fitness journeys. 

Episode 07: Valentine's Day is coming up! In the episode, we share our answers to "The 36 questions that lead to love." We believe these questions are very powerful to get to know someone. Whether that's your significant other, someone new, or even just a friend. Listen as Jai and Jennell answer 15 hand-picked questions from the massive list that will definitely result in getting to truly know someone on a deeper level. Great for those individuals getting closer during this Valentine's Day. 

For the 36 questions that lead to love, here is the article: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/style/no-37-big-wedding-or-small.html

Episode 06: An Interdependent relationship is when two strong individuals are involved with each other, but without sacrificing themselves or compromising their values. A healthy relationship is finding the balance of who you are, what you like to do and keeping the relationship together as well. Jai and Jennell provide their opinions on what an interdependent relationship should look like by sharing their past and current relationship experiences.

Episode 05: In this episode, we talk about our relationship with money. We talk about the beginning of our relationship, how we're managing it now, and where we see our future with it. With the economic crisis we're going through now, we also give you a few ideas of how you could be making money now. But no matter how much or how little money you make, we recommend everyone to try budgeting! With budgeting, you create a plan on how you spend every single dollar you receive. This helps with determining if you have enough money for certain things you want or want to do. It's helped us saved money and set us up for having a healthy relationship with money. 

The tool we use is an app called You Need a Budget (YNAB). Create a savings amount for when shit hits the fan and try it for free for 34 days: https://ynab.com/referral/?ref=c-u-dKNIPbYa6N_K&utm_source=customer_referral

Episode 04: 52 podcast episodes is our huge dedication for 2021. That's a big number, right? But when you narrow it down, it's just 1 episode a week for the year. In this episode, we discuss why we chose to build a podcast over other platforms. The reason is that we've tried other platforms and failed. Listen in to get insight on what we've failed on. We also share with you guys what this podcast means to us and why it's important: It's our creative outlet, we're building a professional relationship with each other, we want to commit to something while sharing our stories with you all, and lastly, we want to create a space for ourselves in the online world. We've both have been very interested in entrepreneurship and enjoyed the thought of taking steps in that direction. 

Making things easy for yourself by showing up, accountability, and just starting on whatever it is you want to do are a few of the huge lessons for this episode. The common thing most successful people say is, "I wish I started sooner." So no matter how good or bad this podcast turns out to be, we're doing the damn thing. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy it!

Episode 03: New Year, New Me. It's bullsh*t! We looked up the top New Year's Resolution Goals that most people set for themselves at the beginning of a new year. We discuss those goals with a bit of humor and offer some ways to tackle them or just make them plain better. Such as being more specific with your goals, creating better systems, and just simply taking things just a day at a time. 

The top resolutions we talk about are: - Fitness - Diet - Save Money - Read more - Being more social - Quit smoking - Spend more time with family and friends - Less screen time - Get more sleep - Travel more