Welcome back to The 30 Thrive: a lifestyle podcast about thriving in your thirties and beyond.

This week, Annette and Sasha discuss the lessons they’ve learnt in each of their long-term relationships.

We talk: conflict resolution, knowing our relationships were the real deal, independence while in a couple and the key things we attribute our relationship successes to.

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This week, we’re delving into our dating archives… insert cringe emoji here

We talk:

* Parents sending you to single-sex schools to try and keep you focused on books… and the real-life consequences

* Dating in uni

* Why Annette got tasered… (yes, you read that right)

* What have you done for me lately? Repeating what we saw our parents and peers do in relationships

* Should we give advice to others on their relationships when asked?

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In the final part of our Money Series, we finish up our conversation about home ownership. This week, we discuss: getting your foot on the property ladder, deciding where to live, and what happens after Shared Ownership. We look at Stamp Duty, interest rates and mortgage overpayments - serious, proper adult stuff! Connect with us and tell us your thoughts @the30thrive on Instagram. You can email us too: [email protected].

On the final topic in our Money Series, we’re talking about our individual journeys to home ownership. From less than ideal landlords, to moving back home as an adult, join us for part one of an illuminating look at our experiences to date. Join in the discussion on Instagram @the30thrive or by emailing [email protected].

This week, we’re moving on in our money series, and talking about building wealth. We talk: how we manage our money within our relationships and family set ups, the small ways we’re trying to build wealth, touching on legacy and rainy day funds.

Hello! For the next episode in our money series, Sasha is here talking through the steps she took a few years ago to get herself out of debt. As always, it’s honest and relatable chat, that we hope you find of value.

This week sees the start of our Money series. We’re jumping into the topic by talking about our experiences and perceptions of money and the effect it’s had on us over the years.

We’re back! We couldn’t even wait the full week to give you the next one after the lovely feedback from our launch episode! In episode two, were talking about our individual journeys to feelin’ ourselves (...and yes, I did sing those words à la Beyonce as I typed them). Enjoy!