There's More To Come

Everyone says they’re tired—but what if that’s just the surface?

In this episode of There’s More to Come, Shawna and Erin get honest about the deeper layers of exhaustion that so many of us are navigating. From invisible emotional labor to the weight of global anxiety and personal expectations, they unpack the burdens we carry silently—and what it takes to finally set them down.

Because it’s not just burnout. It’s unspoken grief. It’s pressure to be everything for everyone. It’s the emotional load no one sees.

🎧 Tune in as they explore:

Why “tired” isn’t always about rest—it’s about emotional overload

The invisible roles we take on: the strong one, the fixer, the planner

How world events, family needs, and inner expectations compound

The cost of trying to hold it all together—and how to stop

Permission to rest, feel, and let go without guilt

This is a gentle but necessary reminder: You are allowed to set some things down.

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Not every ending needs closure with another person—sometimes the real work begins with you.

In this episode of There’s More to Come, Shawna and Erin dive into the quiet, unseen process of healing yourself after a breakup, friendship fallout, or painful shift. This is the internal work we often skip: the unlearning, the rebuilding of self-trust, and the emotional repair that prepares us for whatever comes next.

💭 Because your next chapter deserves a version of you that isn’t dragging the weight of the last one.

🎧 In this episode, we’re talking about:
• The subtle ways relationships erode your sense of self
• The emotional residue that lingers long after goodbye
• Rebuilding your confidence, intuition, and standards
• Making peace with the past—even when it still stings
• Preparing for what’s next from a place of clarity, not coping

This is your reminder that you don’t have to be fully healed to move forward—but you do have to be honest with where you are.

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Everyone wants the glow-up, the new job, the healed version of themselves, the aligned relationship, the next-level life. But no one’s talking about the work that actually comes with the wish.

In this episode of There’s More to Come, Shawna and Erin get real about what happens after you say yes to more. From breaking into new industries to rebuilding your confidence from the ground up, they explore the emotional toll of stretching into a version of yourself you asked for—but weren’t fully prepared to become.

🎙️ We’re talking about:
    •    What it looks like when the “more” you prayed for shows up with pressure
    •    Feeling overwhelmed—even when you’re technically winning
    •    Why clarity, confidence, and peace often require disruption first
    •    How to keep going when you’re doubting the very thing you once asked for

Because this is the part people don’t glamorize. The part that stretches you, tests you, humbles you. The work behind the wish.

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You got the new job. She had the baby. They got married. You moved across the country. And suddenly… the vibe is different.

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re talking about the quiet tension that can show up when life shifts—especially when your career, relationships, or priorities start to evolve before or after the people around you.

🎙️ We’re diving into:
    •    How new chapters (like a new career, having a baby, or entering a new relationship) can change how you relate to your circle
    •    The distance that creeps in when your lives no longer mirror each other
    •    What to do when you’re happy for them… but feeling left behind
    •    How to hold space for friendships during big transitions—without losing yourself in the process
    •    Navigating career reinvention when your friends or partner don’t fully “get it”

This is for anyone who’s ever wondered: Are we growing apart, or just growing differently?

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We all say we have boundaries in dating—no more emotionally unavailable men, no more situationships, no more guys who don’t know what they want. But then… he’s funny, fine, and texts back somewhat consistently.

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re getting real about the boundaries we think we have—and how quickly they can bend when someone checks just enough of the boxes.

🎙️ We’re diving into:
    •    The difference between real boundaries, preferences, and vibes
    •    How we rationalize red flags when there’s chemistry
    •    What it really means to hold your standard (and when it’s okay to shift it)
    •    Why dating with grace and curiosity is different from dating with no self-respect

This is your reminder that it’s okay to change—but also okay to check yourself before you emotionally invest in another project.

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We’re not crying at our desks. We’re not rage-quitting. We’re not spiraling.
We’re just… over it.

Over the pressure to be “on” all the time.
Over the emotional labor of showing up for everyone but ourselves.
Over the calendar invites, the fake niceties, the silent group chats, and the situationships with no resolution.

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re unpacking that unique feeling of being emotionally tapped out—not because we’re weak, but because we’ve been carrying too much for too long.

🎙️ What we’re diving into:
    •    The difference between burnout and being energetically done
    •    What over-it-ness looks like in friendships, work, dating, and even self-care
    •    Why being “low energy” doesn’t make you lazy—it makes you honest
    •    How to reset when you’ve got nothing left to give but still need to function

This isn’t about quitting life. It’s about quietly unsubscribing from the chaos—and giving yourself permission to do less, feel more, and stop performing emotional availability when you’re fresh out.

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We’ve all made excuses for people we cared about.
Maybe they forgot your birthday. Didn’t show up when it counted. Shrugged off your success. Gave bare minimum and still expected full access.

But what if we stopped waiting for more proof, more disappointment, more drama—and started taking people at face value?

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re breaking down what it means to trust what you’re being shown—and act accordingly.

✨ Because if they’re inconsistent, believe it.
✨ If they don’t support you, believe it.
✨ If they keep crossing the line, believe it.

You don’t need more signs. You need more self-trust.

🎙️ What we’re unpacking:
    •    Why we ignore red flags (and green ones too)
    •    How to stop confusing potential with reality
    •    When detaching is growth, not coldness
    •    Real stories of trusting what was shown—and moving forward

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Have you ever been told you’re “too much”? Too opinionated, too confident, too emotional, too loud, too ambitious?

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re naming the ways women are conditioned to dial themselves down to fit into spaces they were never meant to stay in. From family dynamics to relationships to the workplace, we explore how being “too much” is often just code for being powerful in a way that makes others uncomfortable.

🔊 What We’re Talking About:

Why women are often told to “be less”
How to recognize when you’re shrinking to keep the peace
The cost of dimming your light (and how to stop)
How to own your emotions, ambition, and power without apology
Personal stories of being “too much”—and learning to embrace it
This is your reminder that you’re not made for small roles, small rooms, or small expectations. You are not too much—you’re just too real for people who prefer the watered-down version.

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Modern dating comes with its own set of red flags—but what happens when one of them is political?

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re diving into one of the most divisive dating questions of our time:

Can you date someone who doesn’t share your core values—or is that a hard no?

From voting records to social justice issues to the Love Is Blind moment that had everyone talking, we’re unpacking how deeply politics and personal identity are now intertwined. Because let’s be honest—it’s not just about who they vote for anymore.

🎙️ In this episode, we’re breaking down:

• Why politics have become a dating dealbreaker for so many

• The difference between differing opinions and value misalignment

• The emotional toll of trying to love someone who doesn’t see the world like you do

• Real talk: Can love survive across party lines in 2025?

Whether you’ve dated across the aisle—or absolutely refuse to—this conversation will have you thinking.

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We’ve all been there—everything’s going great… until it’s not.
One minute you’re into them, the next you’re irrationally repulsed because they chewed too loud, wore toe shoes, or said “yummy” on a date. Yep, you’ve caught The Ick.

But what is The Ick, really? Is it a legit gut instinct or just self-sabotage wrapped in red flags and pet peeves?

In this episode of There’s More to Come, we’re diving into:
🧠 What “The Ick” actually is—and why it hits so hard
🚩 The difference between minor turn-offs and major dealbreakers
💬 Real-life Icks we’ve experienced (and some that had us gasping)
💞 How to know when it’s something to work through—or walk away from

Whether you’re deep in dating, avoiding the apps, or just here for the stories—this one’s for you. Because when it comes to love and the ick… there’s more to come.

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