Through Scarlett’s Eyes

In this episode, my mate and I dive into some Aussie slang terms, because as ironic as it is, I am no expert. Tune in, have a laugh, take notes, and try to catch up with Aussie slang classics with myself.

Switching up the vibe with an energetic and hilarious guest on this week's Talk About It podcast, as we dive into the wildest revenge stories people have pulled on their ex. From petty pranks to huge paybacks, we break down what is inconvenient, annoying and just plain evil.

Tune in for some laughs, shocking stories and maybe a little bit of inspiration for your next breakup... (you didn't hear that from me).

In conclusion of Taylor Swift's world-famous, record-breaking Eras Tour, I've decided to take a trip down memory lane and revisit my experiences of the nostalgic and magical concert.

We also Talk About Taylor's quiet generosity, and the significant contributions she has made to various organisations over the years.

Happy 2025! This episode embarks the second year of Talk About It, and we're kicking off with an insightful rant.

Recently I have discovered a new angle to look at friendships and the cause of people constantly running away. Long story short: they're not running from you and all of the incredible things you have to offer; they're running from themselves and their inability to appreciate you in the way you deserve.

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Professional bonds are necessary for productivity in the workplace (in my opinion), but not everyone, including my past self, understands that you do not have to be best friends with your coworkers. There is a difference between being friends and being "friendly".

Our world heavily relies on technology which means we use it in almost everything we do. Let's Talk About some of the less obvious benefits to digital detoxing.

Welcome to the first listener Q&A on the Talk About It podcast. This episode gives Scarlett an exciting opportunity to interact with listeners and answer your most asked questions. Get involved!

There are a number of trends that I have seen on the internet and thought (what the hell). Apparently we really can't underestimate people's creativity and ambitions. So here we go: join me whilst I go through my list of trends that are straight up ridiculous.

19 is an extremely pivotal time in your life where you experience newfound independence and make crucial life choices. 

Who we are vs who people want us to be: Our independent journey is inevitably complex. A lot of the time, the media influences our choices and can promote changing to please others and meet their expectations. When you’re 19 and fresh into adulthood, it is important to know that even when you think you’ve met society’s expectations, they will always come out with more, making it impossible to keep up. The moral is, just be yourself and follow your own path. 

Hobbies + interests + passions: As we step into adulthood there is a lot of room for openness to explore new interests. However, because this is a time where most people focus on their career path, we often get lost in pursuing an interest that is “impactful” rather than personally fulfilling. It can be so easy to lose sight of what highlights your personal happiness. Find comfort in knowing that you can experiment with so many hobbies and passions without committing for life. 

New connections: Communication gets wonky when you no longer see your old friends everyday. It can be so difficult to keep up with everyone and foster your relationships when you keep meeting new people. Because the more people you know, the more people you have to make time for. Your circle is expanding and it can be tricky to be available to everyone 24/7. 

Huge life decisions: Will you go to university? Take a gap year? Head straight into the workforce? Work for a few years and pursue uni when you’re older? 

Healthy habits: Making huge decisions and having newfound independence is very anxiety inducing because of the pressure to be successful. Even though work and your social life can seem more important, don’t forget about sleep, diet, mental health, and exercise.

Fear of making the wrong decision: It’s totally normal to feel overwhelmed by the variety of choices and opportunities that exist when you’re 19. Remember that the nature of fear stems from uncertainty of the future. However right now in the present there are no decisions currently set in stone. So there’s heaps of room of change and trial and error. Resilience is key for understanding that setbacks is an essential part of the growth journey.

Red flags come in many different forms which makes them tricky to identify. Whilst some can be subconscious, others can be harmful and extremely toxic. In this episode, we talk all about identifying the warning signs and how to address them.

Reminder: You are worth protecting your peace and standing up for your rights.