Not Fully Qualified: Navigating Adulting, Growth, and Relationships

About Not Fully Qualified: Navigating Adulting, Growth, and Relationships

We’re Sara and Taylor, a couple navigating imperfect adulting, relationships, health, and personal growth with humor and honesty. Join us for real talk on love, life challenges, self-development, and the ups and downs of growing together. Whether you’re a couple, newlywed, or navigating adult life solo, this podcast offers authentic stories, practical tips, and a supportive community embracing the messy journey of adulthood. New episodes drop weekly—subscribe and join the ride!

Publisher

Not Fully Qualified

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

14 Aug 2025

Latest episode

22 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

26 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   22 Oct 2026

   Imposter Syndrome, Self-Trust & Finding Your Voice with Andrea Driver-Williams

   🎙️ Welcome back to Not Fully Qualified! Ever catch yourself thinking, “Who am I to speak on this?” Or leave an appointment wishing you’d asked one more question? For this episode, Sara sits down with her friend Andrea Driver-Williams, a registered nurse and healthcare educator in England, for an honest conversation about imposter syndrome, self-trust, and finding your voice—even when you don’t feel “qualified enough.” Sara and Andrea met through Cathy Heller’s community and connected over a shared interest in personal development. Now, they’re exploring what it really means to be an expert, why the labels we use matter, and how to recognize the value of our experience without pretending we know everything. Together, we talk about trusting your own voice, navigating self-doubt, and advocating for yourself in healthcare. We also explore how to ask questions, participate in decisions about your care, and respect professional expertise without leaving your own experience out of the conversation. Episode Highlights: 🩺 Andrea’s journey into nursing and healthcare education 💬 “Expert” vs. “specialist”—and why those words can feel so different 🧠 Imposter syndrome and the feeling that you never know enough 🌱 Recognizing the value of your knowledge and lived experience 🤝 Becoming an active partner in your healthcare ❓ Asking questions and speaking up when something doesn’t feel right ✨ Trusting your voice before someone else validates it ⚡ A “fail forward” moment and the lessons that came with it 🧭 Small steps toward putting yourself out there before you feel ready 🍽️ Rapid-fire questions about comfort food, recharging, and stepping into your power Whether you’re second-guessing yourself at work, feeling intimidated at a doctor’s appointment, or waiting to feel ready before trying something new, we hope this conversation reminds you that you don’t need to have every answer for your voice to matter. Find Andrea Driver-Williams: 📱 Instagram: @beautifulattitude_coaching Correction & Recording Note: Andrea would like to clarify that the woman in the case she refers to is Lindsay Clancy. This conversation was recorded early in the case and reflects the information available at the time, rather than subsequent developments. Thanks for tuning in to Not Fully Qualified—where none of us really know what we’re doing, but we’re doing it together. 💛 Follow or subscribe, leave a rating or review, and share this episode with a friend who could use a little encouragement to trust themselves. Find us on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, and on Instagram @NotFullyQualified. This episode is for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

2. 

   15 Oct 2026

   Financial Planning and Generational Wealth with Kyle Caouette

   🎙️ Welcome back to Not Fully Qualified! For this episode, Sara sits down with her older brother, Kyle Caouette, founder and CEO of Sigil Family Office, a CFA and CFP who helps business owners and families build, protect, and transition their wealth and legacy. This conversation is extra special: Kyle is Sara’s only sibling, and someone she has always looked up to for his discipline, perseverance, and the way he thinks about family and the future. Together, we talk about Kyle’s path into wealth management, the realities of business ownership, and what financial planning looks like beyond the numbers. Kyle shares his perspective on generational wealth, the lessons their family background taught him about money and responsibility, and why building a legacy is about more than what you leave behind financially. We also explore financial planning for couples—what to get aligned on before starting a family, where to begin when the future feels overwhelming, and how to balance enjoying life now with preparing for what comes next. Episode Highlights: 💼 Kyle’s path into wealth management 🌱 Lessons from entrepreneurship, business ownership, and leadership ⚡ A “fail forward” moment from Kyle’s business journey 🏡 How family, upbringing, and marriage have shaped his perspective on money and work 💛 What generational wealth and stewardship mean beyond the numbers 🧭 Common misconceptions and blind spots in long-term financial planning 💬 What couples should get aligned on before starting a family 🛡️ When to start thinking about savings, insurance, estate planning, and long-term investments ✨ Simple first steps toward a stronger financial foundation ⚖️ Balancing the life you want today with the future you want to build 🌳 The legacy Kyle hopes to leave for future generations 🍽️ Rapid-fire questions, including favorite comfort food, favorite way to recharge, and favorite way to bond with his wife Whether you are navigating money conversations with your partner, thinking about starting a family, building a business, or simply trying to feel more prepared for the future, we hope this conversation leaves you feeling encouraged—and reminds you that you don’t have to figure everything out at once. Find Kyle and Sigil Family Office: 🌐 Website: https://www.sigilfamilyoffice.com (https://www.sigilfamilyoffice.com) 📱 Instagram: @SigilFamilyOffice 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sigil-family-office/home/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/sigil-family-office/home/) Thanks for tuning in to Not Fully Qualified—where none of us really know what we’re doing, but we’re doing it together. 💛 Follow or subscribe, leave a rating or review, and share this episode with a friend who might find it helpful. Find us at @NotFullyQualified on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Instagram. This episode is for general informational purposes only and is not personalized financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.

3. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Building Community and Navigating Fatherhood with Cameron Smith

   🎙️ Welcome back to Not Fully Qualified! For this episode, Sara sits down with Cameron “Cam” Smith, founder of LA Stroll Society—a community where dads in Los Angeles get together with their kids to move, connect, and support one another through fatherhood. Cam and Sara first worked together in advertising years ago. Since then, Cam has gotten married, become a dad, and built LA Stroll Society into a growing community for fathers and their children. The pair recently reconnected after Sara saw a raw and honest post Cam shared reflecting on the challenges, growth, and lessons of his 35th year. In this conversation, we talk about what inspired Cam to create LA Stroll Society, what it takes to build a community from the ground up, and what he has learned while balancing fatherhood, marriage, a full-time career, and entrepreneurship. Cam also shares the more honest side of becoming a dad—the surprises, the hard moments, the support systems that matter, and what it means to keep showing up when life feels full. Episode Highlights: 👨👧 What inspired Cam to start LA Stroll Society 🚶 What LA Stroll Society is and how it brings dads and kids together in Los Angeles 🤝 The power of community and why so many dads need more space to connect 💼 What it looks like to balance fatherhood, marriage, a corporate job, and building something of your own 🌱 How Cam’s definition of “showing up” has changed since becoming a father 📱 Why Cam chose to share an honest reflection about a challenging year of growth 💬 The challenges, lessons, and “fail forward” moments that come with building a community 🧠 Support systems and practices that can help during difficult seasons 👶 What Cam wishes more new and expecting dads knew about early parenthood ✨ Advice for anyone who wants to create the kind of community they wish existed in their own city 💛 The legacy Cam hopes LA Stroll Society creates for dads, families, and his daughter 🏂 Rapid-fire questions, including Cam’s favorite comfort food, favorite way to recharge, and favorite thing to do with his daughter Whether you are a parent, a new dad, trying to build stronger community in your life, or carrying a big idea that you are not quite sure how to start, we hope this conversation leaves you feeling encouraged. Find Cam and LA Stroll Society: 📱 Follow LA Stroll Society on Instagram and TikTok: @LAStrollSociety 📧 Connect with Cam: lastrollsociety@gmail.com (mailto:lastrollsociety@gmail.com) Thanks for tuning in to Not Fully Qualified—where none of us really know what we’re doing, but we’re doing it together. 💛 Follow or subscribe, leave a rating or review, and share this episode with a friend who might find it helpful. Find us at @NotFullyQualified on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Instagram.

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5.0 / 5

1 ratings

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