Join us on this episode of You'll Thank Me Later as we delve into the tumultuous world of the quarter-life crisis, share personal experiences and growth, explore intriguing "Am I the A**hole?" stories, and discuss our current favorite things. Whether you're going through your quarter-life crisis, seeking relatable stories, or looking for new recommendations, this episode has got you covered!

Segment 1: Having a Quarter-Life Crisis

In this segment, we dive deep into the quarter-life crisis phenomenon, a period of uncertainty and self-doubt that many individuals experience during their 20s. We explore the common challenges, such as career choices, relationships, and personal identity, while sharing relatable anecdotes, insights, and coping strategies. Through personal stories and expert perspectives, we offer guidance to navigate this transformative phase of life.

Segment 2: Where I've Been - Reflecting on Personal Journey

Here, we reflect on our personal experiences, highlighting pivotal moments, lessons learned, and growth achieved. We discuss the challenges faced, the choices made, and how they have shaped our present selves. Through introspection and storytelling, we aim to inspire listeners to embrace their own journeys and find meaning in their unique paths.

Segment 3: AITA (Am I the A**hole?) Stories

Prepare for some engaging and thought-provoking AITA stories, where we analyze and discuss moral dilemmas submitted by our audience. We explore various scenarios where individuals question their actions and seek validation or understanding from our judgmental yet empathetic perspectives. Get ready for some intense debates as we unpack these intriguing social conundrums and share our insights.

Segment 4: My Current Favorites

In the final segment, we share our current favorite things across different categories. From books, movies, and podcasts to hobbies, gadgets, and even food, we offer exciting recommendations that have captured our attention and brought joy into our lives. Discover new gems and perhaps find something that resonates with your own interests.

Join us as we embark on this enriching and entertaining journey, exploring the quarter-life crisis, reflecting on personal growth, engaging in AITA stories, and sharing our current favorite discoveries. Get ready for insightful conversations, relatable stories, and plenty of laughter along the way. Don't miss this episode of You'll Thank Me Later - it's time to explore, learn, and have fun together!

"What are you willing to give up to have the life you pretend to want?" - Elizabeth Gilbert.

Kala is joined by Keto influencer Lexie Ross to talk about getting their shit together. The girls go over ending toxic relationships, learning the signs of self-destructive behavior, and starting the steps of sobriety. 

Make sure to go and check out Lexie on Instagram for all your Keto needs: @Lexaco_starr_

If you or anyone you know are struggling with your mental health please check out these links: 

SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

HelpWhenYouNeedIt.Org

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After a long LONG break, Kala is back and ready to take on the podcasting world. In today's episode, Kala talks about her recent dating adventures and simping over a guy who wasn't worth it. She also goes over noticing red flags and remembering your self-worth.

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Welcome back to You'll Thank Me Later. In this week's episode, Kala talks about the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 and the madness surrounding it. She also talks about personal growth within yourself as well as with others and mentions just how she ended up in Texas. 

In today's episode, Kala has her childhood best friend Riley in the hot seat. They talk about the do's and don'ts of dating, the benefits of dating older men, and if love is a choice or a feeling. 

Welcome back to episode 2 of You'll Thank Me Later. In this week's episode, Kala talks about the struggles of being social while in your twenties. We touch on feeling drained after social gatherings, that being introverted as an adult is not a bad thing and the importance of a cheeseboard.