One of the best things about this podcast is the no-holds-barred, insightful, hilarious, and often vulnerable conversations that Erin and Nicole have.
And this one’s no different.
Over the years, Nicole has let us in on her career-the good, the bad, and the ugly. Not many would be willing to go where she has and openly share the way she does.
In this episode, Nicole shares a huge announcement with us that has changed the trajectory of her career, added a little uncertainty to her life and undoubtedly a lot of excitement.
How’s she doing? In Nicole’s words, “somewhere between onward and oh fuck.”
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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.
Tweetable Comments
“Taxes are our subscription to life. Before you work, it’s a free trial.” -Erin’s son, Mick
“I could no longer resign myself to do things that were actively undermining my authenticity, destroying my sense of integrity and hurting my health.”
“Adrenaline is a drug just like caffeine. You can stay on it to beat burnout and depression and unhappiness, or even excitement, enthusiasm, and innovation. It can help you with all of those things, but it will also run you dry.”
“I go out for one day on New Year’s Day and I get COVID from sharing a plate of nachos. And they were some damn good nachos.”
“The most humbling part of this is that there's so much learning in all of this, but there's so much I need to unlearn too.”
“Be honest with yourself. You have to own your own bullshit and be open to new bullshit because it's all bullshit.”
“When people ask me how I'm doing, my answer is generally ‘somewhere between onward and oh fuck.’”
