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The Ellen Tailor Show
By Ellen TailorSociety & Culture
The Ellen Tailor Show episodes
- You're Not Who You Were (And That's OK!)
In March 2020, the world stood still. Or so we told ourselves perhaps as a defense mechanism. The reality is time still went on. Two years later we find ourselves trying to "go back to normal." We're not who we were then, and that's ok! But is it possible to take the bits and pieces of us that we liked and bring them to the present all the while leaving behind the parts that no longer serve us?
About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. New episodes every Tuesday.29 min - You Don't Need To Prove You Care
See if you can follow me on this one. I acknowledge that I didn't acknowledge what's happening in the world on social media. This is a, perhaps controversial, conversation about the belief that we need to prove we care. Is a post going to make a difference? Respectfully. What if prioritizing your mental health and wellbeing first was seen as an act of self love vs being selfish? And if that's the case, why is it so hard to do?
About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. New episodes every Tuesday.35 min - Trying to Find Balance (And Not Doing It Very Well)
Gen Z is starting to rub off on me, and man, what I wouldn't give to go back and harness the naivety they still possess. It's hard to be optimistic about the future, especially when we know (all too well) that things can go very very wrong. So how do we find balance in a world that seems harder to live in now than it's ever been?
About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. New episodes every Tuesday.43 min - Tools for Dating (and Relationships in General)
Sharing tools, including the Enneagram and Attachment Styles, that will (in theory) help you navigate dating and relationships. And how despite having these tools, you can still find yourself completely unprepared when God delivers a man to your doorstep...literally.
My personal favorite website for everything Enneagram.
"Attached" by Dr. Amir Levine & Rachel Heller.About The Ellen Tailor Show:
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. New episodes every Tuesday.33 min - Hello Again
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. New episodes every Tuesday.
On this episode of The Ellen Tailor Show:
The PREMIERE! The beginning. The start of it all. But in order to talk about where we're going, we first need to look back at where we've been.46 min - The Ellen Tailor Show Trailer
A slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing. The Ellen Tailor Show premieres on February 8, 2022 with new episodes every Tuesday. Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.
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Seattle's Sweetheart, Ellen Tailor, hosts a slightly NSFW show for the person who's sick of keeping it together all of the time. This is your escape. Your reassurance that perception isn't always…
reality and that no one really knows WTF they're doing.