Hey friends, welcome to Girls Night. I'm Stephanie May Wilson and I am so happy that you're here.

Each week I have a girlfriend over and we talk through one of the biggest questions we have

about our lives as women. We're talking about friendships and faith and relationships and self-confidence,

about our calling in life and how to live every bit of our lives to the absolute full. Life is so

much better and easier and absolutely more fun when we navigate it together as girlfriends and I cannot

wait to get started. In today's episode we're talking with one of my favorite friends here in

Nashville, author Hannah Seymour. Hannah's an amazing writer, she's a mentor, a Bible teacher and a

friend and I love the conversation we have in store for you today. So here's the deal. In just a

few weeks Hannah's coming out with her very first book. It's called The College Girl Survival Guide

and can I just tell you it is amazing. In it she's answering 52 of the biggest questions and

concerns we have as we're going through college and you guys she knocked it out of the park.

She talks about everything from how to pick your major to how to know if you should transfer to a

different school, how to get along with your parents when you're home over summer break and how to

navigate the party scene. She talks about roommate drama and how to make friends and what to do about

that freshman 15 or the freshman 20 if you were me in college and that's just the beginning.

But here's why I love this episode. Today Hannah and I are going to be talking through some of my

favorite questions she answered in the book and I love them because they're not just applicable

to college students. They're applicable to all of us. Here just a few of the things we talk about

in our conversation today. We talk about how to find a really great church and how to get involved.

We talk about how to navigate transitions in a way that helps us thrive instead of feeling crushed

by them and everyone said amen. We talk about how to find and make really great friends and how

who we choose to surround ourselves with might be the most important decision we ever make.

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