Happy Tuesday, everyone, and welcome back to an episode of Fingers Cross podcast. We are back with you

to have another day of, I was about to say laughter laughter but this isn't necessarily a happy episode so let's

probably not the best word to start on but of deep thoughts and discussions and conversations

about topics you know it still can be a happy episode yeah in the sense that we're talking about

something that's worth talking about it doesn't always have to be a ha ha happy it can be like a

happy and grateful.

Yeah. Uplifting. Change of perspective. That it's validating, you know, maybe happiness and validation

of something important. But anyway, hi guys. We're your hosts. I'm Sierra. And I'm Christy.

And that's Christy. That's me. And this topic, you may be wondering, or not wondering, since you already

clicked on it and read the title, we were talking about toxic positivity, which I feel like has

come up here and there woven into our episodes, like we've mentioned it and referenced it.

But we really wanted to dive deep on the topic, especially in this past year of so many things

going wrong.

And just like the truth of how positivity isn't always the answer and how sometimes it can

backfire and doesn't always make everything better to pretend it's okay when it's not.

So we have many things to talk about. There's so many

different perspectives. I kind of think that even me and Sierra might have some different thoughts

on this too. So I'm very eager to get into this discussion, this conversation. I think it's

definitely good to have varying perspectives. And I agree. I think there's some things we'll agree on

and disagree on and

that's that's what makes this fun is our varied perspectives our bi-coastal brains are multi

state aren't you so glad we didn't decide to name the podcast bi-coastal brains

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