Hello, you're listening to the No Fucks Given Podcast.

I'm your host Sarah Knight, author of The No Fucks Given Guides, a series of self-help

books for people like me who hate being told what to do.

Just like the books, the podcast is fun, sweary, and full of tips and techniques for giving

fewer, better books and living your best life.

Let's get to it.

First of all, I just want to thank you so much for listening.

We are two months in now to The No Fucks Given Podcast, and I'm thrilled that so many people

are tuning in and finding some help and entertainment in my sweary little show.

This week is actually a special episode.

It's my monthly You Asked For It audio advice column, where I take listener questions and

give my best, no nonsense, no fucks given answers.

I've had a lot of great questions coming through, especially since the first one of these

aired an episode four, and I am trying for variety each month.

So if you haven't heard your question yet, that doesn't mean that it won't be coming.

I'm just trying to mix up the subjects that I cover.

Each time I do a You Asked For It, so stay tuned.

And today, what's coming up is silencing your inner critic, not feeling bad about charging

for your expertise.

A question on dealing with family disapproval about your life choices, caring about your

grades too much, aggressive huggers, and dealing with a partner's anxiety.

Now there's still going to be an NFG tip of the week at the end of the show, like I always

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