Social media keeps us connected, but there's a different quality to interactions now. We've gone from neighborhood gatherings to WhatsApp groups. It's convenient, but we miss the face-to-face catch-ups.

Can your ex come back? Let's talk about it 

Digital nomadism has gained significant popularity among young adults in recent years. The ability to work remotely while exploring different parts of the world sounds like a dream come true. However, it also comes with its own set of joys and challenges.

“People see better than they hear” is one of our favorite sayings here at Tings and Things. What does this mean though? Sometimes instead of waiting for a lovely soliloquy, just watch how an individual behaves and that’s your answer. We'll be discussing how people's actions and behavior can provide insight into their true intentions and beliefs. Buckle up.

Oh we are about to dive head first into the concept of playing small and explore the ways in which young adults can inadvertently hold themselves back from achieving their full potential. From imposter syndrome to fear of failure, we examine the various reasons why individuals may choose to play small and offer strategies to help overcome these limitations. Are you going to choose to keep playing small or come over here and play with the big dawgs?

Most of all, remember that in every moment of our lives, it’s the journey that counts. We learn from the things we do and the people we meet, not just the ones we love or those who love us back. We learn from every encounter we have. We hope this inspires you to reflect on the lessons you've learned from the people in your life and how they've shaped you into the person you are today. Remember, every person you meet has something to teach you, so keep an open mind and embrace the lessons that come your way.

We're diving deep into the murky waters of being ghosted by a friend or romantic partner. We'll explore the intricacies of this modern-day phenomenon and discuss how to cope with the aftermath. Each ghosting experience is unique, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. We hope that by exploring these questions, we can shed some light on this often perplexing and painful phenomenon, and offer solace to those who have experienced it.

Your mind allows you to create all kinds of justifications without any danger of contradictions. Reality has this irritating habit of bursting our bubbles and putting a crack into our wall of justifications. The mind is a great shelter from this threat. Sometimes it’s not even worth it to burst their bubble and let people just live in their reality., We often have our own opinions and beliefs that we impose on others, but what if we allowed people to live their own lives, make their own choices and create their own realities without judgment or criticism?

Drinkcember is the season to drink, eat, party, be merry, let your hair down, dance like you just don’t care…you get the gist. For so many people in our audience, they get to travel home and see some old familiar faces and it is an incredible time to reconnect and bond with our close family and friends.

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Life is full of challenges and uncertainties, and sometimes we find ourselves stuck in a rut, repeating the same patterns over and over again. But what if we told you that change is the key to progress and growth? In today's episode, we're going to explore the concept that nothing changes if nothing changes. Change may be challenging, but it's often the catalyst for personal and societal progress.