Welcome back to our corner of the internet - if you're a previous listener you might be wondering what journey we're going on now!  As we take flight on a new era of WTA, we are exploring travel, the ins and outs of stepping out our front door, and the adventures and pitfalls we've experienced as travelers- domestic, international, and beyond.  (Beyond?  really?  let's not get ahead of ourselves.)  We may all be stuck at home, but what a perfect time to dream, to plan, and to remember why we travel at all. 

Where's the Airport

Where's the Airport - Answering "Why do we travel?"

Nothing like the holidays to make us reflect on the season, cherished memories, and building new traditions with our families.  We also debate the two most quotable 80's Christmas movies and which is our favorite.

Christmas Traditions and memories

How does being an entrepreneur affect your mental well being? Do all of the challenges associated with starting up take a toll? Are there some upsides? We delve into these topics and talk a bit about our own history, successes, and failures in that world. The article referenced in this episode can be found at: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dinahwisenberg/2018/11/10/entrepreneurship-boosts-well-being-by-meeting-key-psychological-needs-study/

Starting up, mindset, and mental health

As two people trying to break out on the internet, how do we feel about our kids and screens? Gaming? TV? We discuss our own childhoods and how we grew up in relation to screen access and what we see our own kiddos going through these days with technology and how that may affect their development. Article briefly referenced: https://psychcentral.com/news/2018/11/11/time-spent-on-social-media-linked-to-mental-health-issues/140217.html We would love to hear your feedback on this or any episode! Leave us a voicemail on Anchor with questions, comments, or suggestions for future show topics!

Kids and Screen time - What's our perspective?

When you put yourself online, you invite some commentary. But, what's it like when the audience has a different opinion? We chat about being YouTube creators, the vulnerability of putting ourselves out there, and how we view hate comments. What's constructive, and what's outright bullying? Is there a positive outlook on it, and can we use those situations to be better? Go on this journey with us, to find out where we'll land! Complimentary beverage service along the way.

Online Comments - what's positive and what's negative?

On this episode you get a "deep dive" into our personalities, which are care of the DISC assessment and the Myers Briggs. https://www.123test.com/disc-personality-test/ https://mbti.bz/en Also, we have a new segment on the show that you'll also want to stay tuned in for. There's some movie trivia involved here.

We've got personality! EPS 12

Hey, how you doin? In this episode we not only discuss the prevalence of dating apps helping us find the convenient (or inconvenient) hook up, or even deeper match with our life partner, but we actually put one of these apps to the test. You'll have to tune in because it really didn't take that long for the matches to just start rolling in.

Do dating apps help us meet our "forever?"

We definitely didn't make it to the airport or anywhere near a plane on this episode. Hang out with us on the Las Vegas strip under the Eiffel Tower while we ramble on about nothing but everything. Seriously, this episode goes all over the place and we even have our first guest on the show, for a brief moment.

What the heck happened in Las Vegas?

Why are self-employed women paying themselves less? EPS 9

No, it's not time to mow the grass. In fact, how about we let it grow a little? How about a lot? In this episode we discuss a fairly new (not that new, but somewhat new) happening in the world of parenting. This of course is opinion only. We're both parents and we certainly know that this IS one of the toughest jobs every. Raising good humans is not for the faint of heart, especially when you throw in a few obstacles. Do we knock those obstacles down or do we leave them up in hopes that our kids will eventually learn to troubleshoot on their own? References: Scary Mommy: https://www.scarymommy.com/lawnmower-parenting-helicopter-parenting-teacher-post/ Grown and Flown: https://grownandflown.com/college-professor-warns-lawnmower-parent/

Lawn Mower Parenting EPS 8

We're hanging out at Denver Startup week filming the event, so why not add more to our plates and podcast about taco trucks, or something like that. Whatever you decide, the best time is now. So get going.

Your Time is Now EPS 7

We've got a coupon code for you and if you use it within the next 15 minutes you'll have access to some of the most random topics that'll take you to destinations that you didn't even know you could go. Yeah, we're not buying it either. Let's just go shopping.

Consumerism EPS 6

I think we all know that there's certainly truth (some hard) regarding your previous job experience shaping you as a person. These experiences are a rite of passage. I'm sure we've all had a job, or maybe several, where you just couldn't take it anymore. However, we want to dive in a little deeper on these "character" building moments that our previous employment has offered and also discuss how these experiences have shaped not only where we are today as entrepreneurs, but who we are as people. Oh, and there's a very special reference of an 80's movie, Better off Dead. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088794/ We really do want our two dollars. It'll at least cover the tonic water we use in our beverages.

Previous Job Experience

In today's world of hustle and getting things done, it seems almost impossible to get everything done that needs our attention. It's likely that there are better odds winning the lottery. If any of our listeners happen to be playing the lottery, keep us in mind if you're looking to sponsor a podcast ;) Is getting it all done even possible and how do you balance the ebb and flow of everything that's in front of you and beyond? Stay tuned for our take on the mindset and how treating your time as currency could be the game changer.

Time is currency

In this episode we embark on a journey that we're sure all parents have been on at one time or another. And if you haven't, be prepared. There's a little turbulence up ahead. Also, for the "perfect" parents out there that don't have kids (yet), just wait, because your first-class seat is about to get downgraded to the hot mess in the back of this flight. Warning: There's some "strong" language in this one. Our kids have the mouths of sailors. Oh, and know disrespect to sailors. We greatly appreciate your service to this country.

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A podcast about nothing... and everything What are we even talking about? Does this show have a purpose? What does the airport have to do with it? We're not sure either.