This week we take a closer look at overthinking. We discuss how intrusive thoughts can cause disappointment and rule our lives. Don't worry, we won't tell you to just stop thinking about it! 

Have we forgotten how to have fun? Even when our jobs and the world around us are depressing, how do we find the fun in those situations? We discuss how to set aside the adult checklist and reignite childlike joy. 

Do you find yourself getting stuck in black or white, all or nothing thinking? We discuss how this mindset can be detrimental to your mental health, and what we have done to overcome this type of thinking in many areas of our lives. 

How much does social media contribute to our career unhappiness? We discuss the comparison trap its so easy to find ourselves in and ways to combat it. 

Returning to our original "This Can't Be It" discussion, we discuss what we are actually doing to work our way out of corporate America. And how we are staying sane where we are now.  

Why do some friendships last and others fade? What lessons can we learn from each relationship, and how to know when it's worth it to make them last. 

In this week's episode, we discuss our original 'this can't be it' moment with Retail. Our thoughts on the stigma the service industry often brings, and the real real about life and career skills learned in retail vs. the corporate world. 

We dive into our "fun?" adventures moving to this great state. Why we came here, why we have stayed, and funny lessons learned along the way. 

In a more personal episode, we talk about where we have come from to get to our current states of "this can't be it". We explore our personal growth experiences, how we've grown, and what we are still working on. 

Do you feel stuck in life and unsure how to make a change? Reliving the same day over and over again and wanting something new? Join two great friends who are navigating being adults in these social norms, but working to pave their own path with the understanding the current state of their adulthood can't be it.