Feeling behind and the dark spiral of comparison - can you relate? And for you is it professional, social, emotional, something else or not at all? On this episode, listen to how we have or are currently feeling behind in life. We'll cover certain stages or aspects of our lives that tend to have us struggling to keep up and how we've caught up or pulled ourselves out of a spiral. If you're feeling behind, know at FND we've all been there and listen along as it's often not as bleak as it may seem :)
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Mia: @msmiaaa
Thomas: @mundane_photos
We don't mean a literal bamboo ceiling that may or may not exist out there, of course. We're referring to the theory about Asian Americans being the group that is least likely to get promoted in their workplace. Spicy! Let's weigh it in, shall we? As always, if you have a burning question, find us here: Email: [email protected] IG: @frndsnextdoor Dan: @therealdanchen Mia: @msmiaaa Thomas: @mundane_photos ...
Remember when your mom scolded you for sticking your chopsticks straight down in your rice bowl? Or when you avoided walking under a ladder because it would bring bad luck? I'm sure we all have superstitious beliefs that seep into various parts of our lives, it's totally normal! Except some are a little weirder than others... Do you have a similar story? Hit us up and tell us about it as we'd love to hear it! And if you have a burning question, email us at [email protected] Don't worry, you can always "ask for a friend"! ...
On this episode, we compare notes on how much our parents beat us up when we were a wee child. Okay we may be exaggerating but looking back, we now know that parenting is the hardest job in the world. So disgruntled kids unite! Give this episode a listen and tell us what you think.Do you have a similar story? Hit us up and tell us about it as we'd love to hear it! And if you have a burning question, email us at [email protected] Don't worry, you can always "ask for a friend"! ...
