My intention with every single one of these big question episodes, whether I do just this one or I do it every single month from here on out, is that it has a little something something in it for everyone.

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Hello, my friends.

Welcome back to big conversations.

This is actually going to be an episode of a new thing that I'm calling big questions.

Honestly, lately I've been having a hard time coming up with podcast episode topics.

I have like a bank of things that you guys have asked me about, but nothing that felt like, oh yeah, I could really sit down and jam about this. And I just got this idea yesterday to do like a Q&A, just kind of seeing like honestly trying to find a topic that would spark something within me. But then I was just thinking, why don't I do a Q&A and then answer the questions?

So these episodes could be something that I do. I mean, you guys let me know if you like the style. It's more like we're testing it out, but something that we do every three weeks or so.

So it's like every fourth episode and you're able to submit questions based off of things I

talked about in recent podcast episodes, things that I made reals, reels or TikToks about, things that are coming up for you. This is also on the heels of somebody DM'd me and asked me to make my own advice column. And I actually really liked that idea, but I prefer to talk instead of write when it's, when it's things like advice columns. I don't know, I just feel like writing takes a little bit more time. That could be fun too, but this just seems like a good place to do

it. And my intention with every single one of these big question episodes, whether I do just this one

or I do it every single month from here on out is that it has a little something, something in it

for everyone. I was thinking about how the

books of Vortex by Abraham Hicks basically takes all of these different situations and scenarios,

many of which are not at all related to like the reader's perspective. Like I'm not a mom,

for example, but there'll be a part that we'll talk about like, oh, my kid is doing this. What do I do?

And I found through reading that book that even though it's like a completely different

situation or scenario that starts to ask the question, it's the answers themselves or like

what comes through via the answers that can spark something in you, even if you didn't really

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