Hello, beautiful beans and welcome to the podcast episode of today. Of course, this is a head noise

episode. I'm going to be answering your questions.

We're going to be unraveling what's in your head, the head noise, and we're going to try and get

ourselves as close to a solution or an answer or some sort of clarity as possible. Okay.

I've got, this is email head noise. I've got three that I want to work

through and I just want to read out the titles of this head noise because I love, I love a good

title. So this one's right person wrong time. Is it bullshit or not? Love that. The next one is

feeling stuck and looking for direction. And the

other one is good relationship wrong life. How good. Can't wait. Okay, let's get into it. So the first one,

let's begin. Hi, Alexis, I love your pod. I've been listening for about three years now and always

chuck your episodes on when I need my head screwed on a little bit straight

off. That's brilliant. That should be my next campaign. Screw your head on or screw your head.

Anyway, your way of answering advice questions is amazing. It's so insightful and I love how you

will try to lead people to their own answers instead of just outright telling them what to do.

Thank you. Love that. Thank you. That's my goal.

If it's useful, I'm in my early 30s and the man is the same. Like the title suggests, I've always

thought right person wrong time was bullshit. And if someone was the right person, it wouldn't matter

on timing and you'd find a way to make it work. I guess I've met someone that's changed my mind and I need some help navigating it. We met through work where I'm in a

lower working position to him. I'm currently in a graduate position and when we met he was in

the position of my assessor slash instructor. Nothing unto what happened while we were indirect

working lines of each other but the vibes were vibing and the banter was flowing, which we love. Essentially, immediately after we finished working

together, he came up on my Tinder. I thought, fuck it, and I liked him, and it was a match.

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