<p>Between skydiving dreams and dishwasher duty, the women of Breakfast with Benefits ask: Would you do it all over again? Marriage, motherhood, and the midlife remix. Served hot, unfiltered, and slightly burnt around the edges. </p>

Between skydiving dreams and dishwasher duty, the women of Breakfast with Benefits ask: Would you do it all over again? Marriage, motherhood, and the midlife remix. Served hot, unfiltered, and slightly burnt around the edges.

Would You Do It All Over Again?

Nobody warned us either.
Kriszta is Hungarian. Beyza is Turkish. Between us we've changed countries, rebuilt lives and started over more times than we can count. We found each other in Miami and never stopped talking.
Because here's what we know: Women connect everywhere, across every language, every culture, every border. The feelings are the same. The chaos is the same. And nobody should be sitting alone with their thoughts thinking they're the only one.
We bring in people who have figured something out; doctors, coaches, authors, experts and real humans and we ask them everything. We laugh, we vent, we find the light at the end of the tunnel together. Or at least we find each other in the dark.
Think of it as coffee with two women who get it. You'll feel a little better after. Until the next chaos hits. 😄
For every woman who thought she was the only one.
Outrageously hosted by Kriszta and Beyza.
Based in Miami. Recorded everywhere.

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Nobody warned us either. Kriszta is Hungarian. Beyza is Turkish. Between us we've changed countries, rebuilt lives and started over more times than we can count. We found each other in Miami and never stopped talking. Because here's what we know: Women connect everywhere, across every language, every culture, every border. The feelings are the same. The chaos is the same. And nobody should be sitting alone with their thoughts thinking they're the only one. We bring in people who have figured something out; doctors, coaches, authors, experts and real humans and we ask them everything. We laugh, we vent, we find the light at the end of the tunnel together. Or at least we find each other in the dark. Think of it as coffee with two women who get it. You'll feel a little better after. Until the next chaos hits. 😄 For every woman who thought she was the only one. Outrageously hosted by Kriszta and Beyza. Based in Miami. Recorded everywhere. SEO Graveyard: women's health, relationships, divorce, life transitions, motherhood, parenting, midlife reinvention, feminine energy, wellness, mental health, dating, friendship, identity, immigrant women, expat women, women over 40, perimenopause, menopause, longevity, self development, personal growth, female empowerment, aging gracefully, divorce recovery, co-parenting, second chapter, starting over, women's podcast, gut health, hormones, anxiety, burnout, boundaries, confidence, nutrition, fitness over 40, mindset, spirituality, marriage, intimacy, sex, love, communication, therapy, coaching, mindfulness, meditation, biohacking, entrepreneurship, creativity, lifestyle podcast, couples, partnership, men's perspective, dating advice, naked magicians 😄

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