Words From a Wallflower Podcast

In this short episode I respond to a listener's question, while simultaneously discussing the feasibility of having one singular soulmate and how our "friends" can change. What do you think? Head over to @wallflowerpodcast on Instagram and share your question or comment for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Listening on Spotify? Don't forget to check out the poll below!

Time. Time is at the center of everything we do, and this week, it is at the center of this episode of Words From a Wallflower Podcast. First, we dive into the early days of this podcast, what each of the first episodes mean to me, and what that means for Words From a Wallflower in the future. Then, I talk about how time plays a huge role in every aspect of our daily lives and how we can take charge of our time in order to truly reflect what we care about. 

How do you answer the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Has your answer evolved over time? For me, I've struggled with my answer to this question, considering careers in medicine, education, and the restaurant industry. Society puts a lot of pressure on us to know what we want to do with our lives. But, maybe it's okay to change your mind. Spoiler Alert: I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.

School lunch. To some, it's a dream, but to others, a total nightmare. This episode dives in to the truth about that 38-minute lunch block and how impactful it can be when you're an outsider in every "friend" group, and how "fitting in" is not all it's made out to be. I'm not going to lie, this episode was a bit of a tear-jerker for me, as silly as it sounds, "but it's the truth. And sometimes the truth is sad." 

My name is Amberlee and this is the premiere episode of Words From a Wallflower Podcast. Grab your headphones and get ready to listen to some interesting stories about purple water bottles, pink bucket hats, monorails, and ring-tailed lemurs. 

Welcome, Wallflowers, to Words From a Wallflower Podcast. My name is Amberlee and I am a self-proclaimed “wallflower.” I am an introvert with small bursts of extroverted-ness, who is stepping out of high school and into the real world. I thought it was about time I shared the realities of my life: the funny stories, the saddest moments, and the happiest memories, all while stepping out of my comfort zone and trying new things. Grab your headphones, give it a listen, and stay tuned for the premier episode, coming soon!