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Rita talks about how her business trip to Mexico went. Salima brings up the idea of "third places" to hang out without having to spend any money. COVID PTSD is real and showing up at random times hijacking our plans. Rita introduces the concept of being irrationally optimistic and how this has helped our human society evolve.
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Rita and Salima go through nerdy business concepts applied to Rita's business.
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Rita and Salima discuss being proud of what they've achieved and the importance of thanking yourself for the life you built. There is a conversation on the importance and singularities of friendships, and two concepts on how to balance out negative and positive emotions. Finally, Rita gives a minute of recognition to 80s fashion.
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Rita asks Salima a series of nerdy business questions about the current state of affairs of her food blog business.
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Rita and Salima share some thoughts on work and travel. We also discuss the horrible ways in which AI has shown to be racist against people of color. Demon Copperhead is the last book Rita read about the Appalachian region of the USA and has shown her the harsh realities of this region and the devastating opioid crisis. And a little rant about how men's podcast hosts still need to up their game.
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Rita and Salima revisit memories of time spent in Morocco such as the "hammams" (public baths), sacrificing lambs in the city, going to the beach and much more!
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Rita and Salima discuss what it means for them to be Latina women.
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Rita and Salima share concrete examples of how they started to slow down their lives and get off the treadmill. They also declare their absolute love for Excel and color coded spreadsheets. It's a very "techy" conversation where Rita shares some news on several social media apps that are desperate to become the next Amazon.
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Salima talks about what it feels like to live with ADHD. How does it feel to study, work or just exist when your brain functions differently. She also talks about her experience with handling prescribed medicine and how she shaped her job to match her ADHD needs. If you thought this condition only affect hyperactive boys who don't want to sit at school, you're about to learn a whole new dimension of ADHD affecting people of all ages, gender and energy levels.
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Who else feels totally exhausted? Salima and Rita share their theories on why the start of 2023 feels a bit heavy. A good solution is to incorporate the philosophy of slowing down and make the world accommodate to your speed. For those who enjoy therapy, could you reach the same results by sharing your problems with friends? And also, we are totally team Shakira and dig her new songw ith BZRP.
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Cousins Rita and Salima offer you a podcast to listen to while you do the laundry, walk your dog, drive to work, cook your next meal, and simply need two friends to chat away with!