At some point, we’ve all asked ourselves: Am I doing enough? Am I good enough? Am I enough?

In this episode of The Adulting Project Podcast, we unpack the pressure to feel enough in every area of our lives from our careers and accomplishments to marriage, friendships, family, and even the expectations we place on ourselves.

We talk about what happens when you constantly feel like you should be doing more, giving more, achieving more, or showing up better for the people around you. Is it possible to be ambitious while still being content with where you are? How do you stop measuring your worth by what you accomplish or what you can do for others?

Because maybe the goal isn't to become more, maybe it's learning to believe that you are already enough. ❤️

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In this episode of The Adulting Project Podcast, we’re talking about the realities of socializing as adults from making new friends and keeping up with old ones to navigating busy schedules, different lifestyles, relationships, and those moments when you realize your social circle doesn’t look quite the way it used to.

Do you find it harder to socialize as you get older? 

Are you being intentional when you are socializing?

All questions and more we will ask and will unpack in this episode!

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Adulting… nobody really prepares you for it.

We created The Adulting Project Podcast to have the conversations we’re already having with each other and invite you into them.

In this introductory episode you will get to meet your hosts, and hear the story on what you can expect from the conversations ahead.

We’re talking about real life, real experiences, real lessons, and everything that comes with becoming the people we’re still growing into.

No perfect answers. No pretending to have it all figured out.

Just honest conversations, a few laughs, and the journey of figuring out this thing called adulting together.