The show where two sisters discuss the lessons learned and growth earned through the realities of life. Listen along as your two hosts Charlie and K.C. share the joys and downfalls of life by leaning on each other and their sense of humor, while working on self-improvement along the way!
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Sometimes the hardest part of dealing with negativity isn't the big stuff. It's the constant, everyday negative that creeps into work, conversations, and even our own thoughts.
This week, we're talking about what happens when you're already dealing with enough negativity in your own life and then find yourself around someone who seems to see the negative in everything. We've both had moments in our lives where we realized that if we constantly focus on what's going wrong, that's all we're going to see.
So how do you find the good when the negative is right there? Sometimes it's choosing to enjoy the view before the trash truck comes along and ruins it. Sometimes it's changing your own perspective. And sometimes, it's simply saying, "I can't handle your negative right now," and putting up a boundary.
Because you can't always control what's happening around you, or what other people choose to focus on. But you can decide what you're going to give your attention to.
Another week of figuring out adulthood, one attitude adjustment at a time.
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29 Sept 2026
Anger Management
Anger looks a little different for everyone.
This week on Adulthood is a Project, we're talking about how we handle anger, and it turns out we approach it VERY differently. Charlie shares a situation where she completely lost her cool on a co-worker and then spent time afterward wishing she had handled it more calmly. K.C. has had almost the opposite experience, staying calm in the moment and later wishing she had reacted a little more.
So which way is right? Well... maybe neither of us has it completely figured out. 😂
We talk about how we would like to handle those moments, what we can learn from them, and why beating yourself up afterward probably isn't helping much either. Maybe sometimes the win is recognizing that you handled something better than your past self would have. And maybe the next step is simply taking what happened as another opportunity to grow.
Because we're not going to handle every situation perfectly. We're still learning, still growing, and hopefully getting a little better along the way.
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22 Sept 2026
Living The Lessons We're Still Learning
We knew this lifestyle was going to be different. We just didn't realize how different it would actually be.
This week on Adulthood is a Project, we're talking about daily reality, the things we expect, and the moments when life decides to throw the entire schedule out the window. From changing plans three times in one day to preparing for a possible evacuation when you thought you were getting a quiet day off, workamping life has a way of keeping us on our toes.
We'll talk about those days when staying positive feels like a full-time job, how Charlie was feeling grateful and blessed while K.C. was struggling to find that same perspective, and the things we miss about our old lives, including sitting on the couch with absolutely nothing to do.
We're revisiting our conversation about expectation versus reality, but this time we're looking at what happens when reality is our everyday life. Because the truth is, we're not just talking about life lessons. We're living them while we're still learning them.
Come laugh with us, commiserate with us, and figure out adulthood one unexpected plot twist at a time.
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