This week on Let Me Call My Mom, we’re talking about the weird in-between of adulthood, when you realize being 22 feels just like being 18, and 58 feels just like being 30, except now you’re paying taxes, trying to cook something other than eggs, and wondering if you’re supposed to have it all figured out. From mean girls that never grow up to learning to be smart with your money, we’re covering it all. Karen and Tori get real about the things they’d tell their younger selves, from mone...
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This week on Let Me Call My Mom, we’re talking about the weird in-between of adulthood, when you realize being 22 feels just like being 18, and 58 feels just like being 30, except now you’re paying taxes, trying to cook something other than eggs, and wondering if you’re supposed to have it all figured out. From mean girls that never grow up to learning to be smart with your money, we’re covering it all. Karen and Tori get real about the things they’d tell their younger selves, from mone...
Advice for the 20-somethings from a 50-something Mom! | societal pressure, people pleasing, and career
Let Me Call My Mom
1 hour 11 minutes
1 year ago
Advice for the 20-somethings from a 50-something Mom! | societal pressure, people pleasing, and career
We’re growing up and getting older! The pressures of being in our 20’s as a Gen Z/Millenial is vastly different from the pressures of being in our 20’s in Karen’s generation (Gen X/Boomer), so today mother/daughter duo Tori and Karen dive into the topic of navigating your 20’s with hindsight vision. They chat about marriage, kids, and buying a home. Does the timeline really matter? They chat about saying no, and does it ever get easier?? Does imposter syndrome ever go away?? Tune in for this ...
Let Me Call My Mom
This week on Let Me Call My Mom, we’re talking about the weird in-between of adulthood, when you realize being 22 feels just like being 18, and 58 feels just like being 30, except now you’re paying taxes, trying to cook something other than eggs, and wondering if you’re supposed to have it all figured out. From mean girls that never grow up to learning to be smart with your money, we’re covering it all. Karen and Tori get real about the things they’d tell their younger selves, from mone...
