In this Pink Room conversation, we explore the concept of feminine and masculine energy by defining what the energies entail, emphasizing that they are not tied to gender, but rather to qualities within everyone. We discuss the importance of understanding these energies for personal growth, relationships and well being. We share poll results from listeners and personal experiences reflecting on how feminine and masculine energies show up in our everyday lives as mothers and in relationships. We also touch on wounded energies, toxic masculinity and discuss why and how we want to find a better balance moving forward in the new year. Grab a coffee, glass of wine, relax and join the convo or let us come with you on your hot girl walk. Thanks for tuning in!

Love, Jess & Laura

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In this candid and heartfelt episode, Jess and Laura dive deep into the topic of toxic friendships. From Laura's subtle emotional abuse experience to Jess eating her best friend's cheesecake, they share their personal stories and insights on how to recognize and deal with toxic friends and their own toxic behaviors. Together, they offer practical advice on how to move on from toxic friendships, how to learn from them and create healthier boundaries for themselves and others. If you have ever felt drained by a friend or unsure how to handle a friendship that is no longer serving you, this episode is a must listen. Grab your favorite drink, settle in and join us for another Pink Room conversation.

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In this episode, we discuss the challenges of returning to work and sustaining careers as mothers and how doing so got increasingly more difficult the more children we had. We touch on the cost of child care, demoting to lower positions to accomodate the needs of our families, how long it took us to return to full time work and managerial positions, the imbalance that comes with "doing it all," how we both thought we were sick but it turned out to be just typical mom exhaustion, and review research that indicates the most "stressed" out mothers are reported as mothers of 3 and hypothesize why that may be true. We hope you enjoy this girl talk about family and careers and please contact us on Instagram @in.the.pinkroom or via email at inthepinkroomwithjessandlaura@gmail.com. to share your thoughts and experience on this topic.