Bold Adulting - Courage in the face of self doubt

Bold Adulting gives you strategies for reaching your goals even when you feel you have no idea what you're doing. Hear interviews and antiperfectionism-coaching sessions of people who don't always know just how amazing they are by Quirky Qonfidence Qoach Masha Evpak. Keywords: adulting, grad school, life hacks, tips, confidence, Bold Adulting, BoldAdulting, phd, coming out, college, social justice

[coaching] Anonymous client on confidence in the face of job interviews and comfort in social settings 04/14/2020

[coaching] Anonymous client on confidence in the face of job interviews and comfort in social settings This is season 3's last episode. Request from Masha -- if any of these episodes or the resources shared within have helped you or meant something to you, please reach out to to let me know. I'm not sure when the next season will be, but I promise it is coming. Suggestions for guests (including yourself!), topics, other podcasts you'd like to hear me on, or just a hello are very much appreciated. Reach out anytime :) Episode description: Anonymous client receives support on maintaining confidence during job searches and dealing with unease in social settings. Tips include learning how to say no to social invitations even if you don’t have other plans and how to use “I don’t know” to your advantage in job interviews. NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others in your community (including the global community) -- reaching out to people (virtually) figuring out what you want to make progress on and making a plan being open about what you're going through with the people who you feel comfortable sharing with looking for evidence-based resources remembering that you are not alone If you want to connect with me to discuss what you're going through (about this or anything else), please feel free to email me or find me on (send me a message letting me know you found me through the podcast). I also strongly suggest connecting with other caring and compassionate people through the (which I don't run but I participate in) which is about staying connected even while we have to stay apart. You can also find a lot of information there about getting help or giving help -- this is a is moment to come together. end of coronavirus talk, back to regularly scheduled programming Mentioned in this episode: Homework: What Do I Like Homework: Mindful Moment Homework: In the Moment podcast’s suggestion of pulling out a power jam with your mind to improve your mood ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505697

Director of Postdoctoral Affairs Angela Fowler on balancing family and research, and dealing with chronic health problems in grad school. Plus: tips for professional development! 04/09/2020

Director of Postdoctoral Affairs Angela Fowler on balancing family and research, and dealing with chronic health problems in grad school. Plus: tips for professional development! NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others in your community (including the global community) -- reaching out to people (virtually) figuring out what you want to make progress on and making a plan being open about what you're going through with the people who you feel comfortable sharing with looking for evidence-based resources remembering that you are not alone If you want to connect with me to discuss what you're going through (about this or anything else), please feel free to email me or find me on (send me a message letting me know you found me through the podcast). I also strongly suggest connecting with other caring and compassionate people through the (which I don't run but I participate in) which is about staying connected even while we have to stay apart. You can also find a lot of information there about getting help or giving help -- this is a is moment to come together. end of coronavirus talk, back to regularly scheduled programming Director of Postdoctoral Affairs Angela Fowler shares about persevering through her PhD after a rocky start and navigating how much to share about chronic health problems (from endometriosis & hip pain) with her committee members. Bonus: Angela shares some great tips for professional development! Contact Angela: Email: & Mentioned in this episode: Tip: Informational interviews to learn more about the careers you’re interested in and make connections Use this free to set them up! Interview with Graduate Career Counselor Guilia Hoffmann and Tip - have projects outside of grad work (helps your professional development and your mental health) for professional development Some tips for using LinkedIn are Tip: the founder of LinkedIn has a podcast called which interviews entrepreneurs of major businesses. The has great career tips even for those who have no interest in having their own business. at the UCSD Biology PhD Program ’s book ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505655

Grad students explore confidence and problem-solving to make progress on their career goals [workshop audio] 03/31/2020

Grad students explore confidence and problem-solving to make progress on their career goals [workshop audio] NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others in your community (including the global community) -- reaching out to people (virtually) figuring out what you want to make progress on and making a plan being open about what you're going through with the people who you feel comfortable sharing with looking for evidence-based resources remembering that you are not alone If you want to connect with me to discuss what you're going through (about this or anything else), please feel free to email me or find me on (send me a message letting me know you found me through the podcast). I also strongly suggest connecting with other caring and compassionate people through the (which I don't run but I participate in) which is about staying connected even while we have to stay apart. You can also find a lot of information there about getting help or giving help -- this is a is moment to come together. </coronavirus talk> <regularly scheduled programming> In a , a group of UC San Diego Grad Women in Computing grad students explore how to feel confident in the face of struggles, strategize about solving their problems, and discuss the extra obstacles that international students can face. Note - The audio in this episode isn’t perfect, but I hope you’ll still find it worth a listen. (I’ve since improved my ability to record my workshops.) - Masha See the activities covered in and fill out this if you might want to book a workshop. These workshops are great for any group who wants to improve their career confidence and make progress for goals! Mentioned in this episode: Huge thanks to Ailie Frasier (, ), Trisha Ngoon (, ), and Steven Rick (, ) for bringing Masha in to work with your amazing group! The Getting To Know You activity has participants use the American Sign Language (ASL) signs and to visually see how they relate to each other. Note: Masha knows a lot of American Sign Language, but isn't fluent yet. She consulted with an expert in Deaf culture/sign language to make sure this is an ok use of a language, so as to avoid appropriating another culture. If you have any thoughts about this or anything else, please feel free to email: [email protected] This foundation was formed in honor of the memory of , one of the most talented and caring professors and mentors I’ve ever had, who . slides Useful quotes: “You're never going to get the proof you want that shows you're doing okay, because other people telling you that doesn't seem convincing to you. You just tell yourself that those people don't really see what's going on. The one thing we forget to be critical of is our own ability to assess ourselves.” -Mizuho Ota (microbiologist) “I think everyone should think of science as a profession just like any other, such as carpentry. You don't start with the big saws and power tools and try to build a house. You first make a table using a hand saw and a hammer.” - Bahram Kheradmand (bee behavioral biologist (that link has other Confidence Cat art too) Imposter syndrome Halloween costume picture can be found on these or on her page podcast . Masha’s so far have been: 2018: patience 2019: systems 2020: growth on why his curriculum vitae (~resume) lists his - a website to normalize the common experience of being behind on responding to emails & other messages. Note #1: This website is in a drafty draft mode. If you have ideas about how to make this website useful for getting back in touch after a while of not responding, please let me know at This is inspired by podcast’s Note #2: In the episode, Masha mentions that referencing a website that normalizes the experience of taking a long time to respond to a message means that you can reply with 'no guilt'. To be clear, it's not that a late response/lack of a response is something that never does harm. It is sometimes appropriate to apologize for harm that may have been caused by email etiquette issues. Certainly, if not responding means that another person missed a deadline or that you didn't follow through on a commitment, it is best to take responsibility. However, too often, people feel guilt even if a) it hasn't actually been a long time, b) there was no real negative consequence, and/or c) your circumstances mean that it is understandable that some things would have fallen through the cracks. Even if you feel bad, the most important thing is to get back in touch rather than never reach out again because of your bad feels. Tip: To feel better, play music. If you aren’t in a situation where you can play music, podcaster and founder shares that he “whips out a power jam with his mind” (think of music in your head) - coloring worksheets for confidence, career success, and problem-solving : Questions to ask before giving up Courage the Confidence reminds us to sleep: ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505646

[cw: eating disorders & body shame] Podcaster and Voice Actor & Coach Tawny Platis on bi invisibility, coming out, and body shame [part 2 of 2] 03/24/2020

[cw: eating disorders & body shame] Podcaster and Voice Actor & Coach Tawny Platis on bi invisibility, coming out, and body shame [part 2 of 2] NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others in your community (including the global community) -- reaching out to people (virtually) figuring out what you want to make progress on and making a plan being open about what you're going through with the people who you feel comfortable sharing with looking for evidence-based resources remembering that you are not alone If you want to connect with me to discuss what you're going through (about this or anything else), please feel free to email me or find me on (send me a message letting me know you found me through the podcast). I also strongly suggest connecting with other caring and compassionate people through the (which I don't run but I participate in) which is about staying connected even while we have to stay apart. You can also find a lot of information there about getting help or giving help -- this is a is moment to come together. </coronavirus talk><regularly scheduled programming> --------------------------------------- [content warning: eating disorders & body shame] In episode 2 of a two-part episode, Voice Actor and Coach, Podcaster, and Marketing Specialist Tawny Platis discusses fighting bi invisibility by coming out in the context of being in an other-gender relationship, setting boundaries with family members for self-care, and finding help for recovering from eating disorders and body dysmorphia. Listen to first. Find Tawny on her: personal , Death is Hilarious (previously known as The Dirty Bits) podcast - support the podcast & get extra content! of the former Dirty Bits podcast Tawny Voice And Facebook group Mentioned in this episode: Note that the “coming out” language is useful for not only sexual orientation and gender identity but also other destigmatized experiences & identities. Not everyone in the queer community feels that it’s appropriate to use this language more broadly, but many do Note: Masha identifies as pansexual (attracted to people regardless of gender) but uses the word “bisexual” in contexts where she feels that’ll be better understood. This may be considered a form of . - Tawny’s late husband Podcast - about intuitive eating and Health At Every Size Asking before hugging Masha’s 3rd ever set was about this. In the spirit of antiperfectionism, she recognizes the ways to improve this for next time, without judging herself for this drafty draft This performance was during a stand up comedy class taught by at , an amazing convention of the podcasting network on wikipedia about bulimia podcast In this 2-part interview, we talk about how shapes our relationships with food and movement. In case you or someone you know needs it, here is some possibly helpful information: Tawny’s dog Babbs says hi: Courage the Confidence Cat says hi too: Here he is hard at work while Masha works from home ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505601

[cw: eating disorders & body shame] Podcaster and Voice Actor & Coach Tawny Platis on the confidence roller coaster of auditioning for voice artist roles [part 1 of 2] 03/17/2020

[cw: eating disorders & body shame] Podcaster and Voice Actor & Coach Tawny Platis on the confidence roller coaster of auditioning for voice artist roles [part 1 of 2] [content warning: eating disorders & body shame] In episode 1 of a two-part episode, Voice Actor and Coach, Podcaster, and Marketing Specialist Tawny Platis shares about what makes her confidence waver, how teaching helps remind her how far she’s come, and and how she keeps picking up the phone even knowing rejections are common in voice acting. We also discuss how being a generalist makes her a stronger communicator. Find Tawny on her: personal , Death is Hilarious (previously known as The Dirty Bits) podcast - support the podcast & get extra content! of the former Dirty Bits podcast Tawny Voice And Facebook group Mentioned in this episode: Tip: To improve your confidence, teach others what you know (finding healthier coping mechanisms) Masha’s list of ways to feel better includes blowing bubbles, taking a walk, swimming, or petting Courage the Confidence Cat What’s on your list? Share by emailing or via or Voice actor - PowerPuff Girls, Rugrats, and many more - coloring worksheets for confidence, career success, and problem-solving This was a video Masha made in 2016, the first project she made in iMovie. In the spirit of antiperfectionism, she recognizes the ways it could be better lit & more engaging, without judging herself for this drafty draft : "The beauty of the impostor syndrome is you vacillate between extreme egomania, and a complete feeling of: ‘I’m a fraud! Oh god, they’re on to me! I’m a fraud!’" Ira Glass’s insightful quote about that creatives experience in their early years between their taste/ambitions/ideas and their skills of podcast network, the network that Dirty Bits used to be on business podcast show Hannah of Lori of for helping me fix some audio issues Note: Zencastr is a great way to record podcasts long distance : people who learn about a lot of things at less detail than specialists, e.g. many science or history communicators Masha used to be heavily involved in In this 2-part interview, we talk about how shapes the our relationships with food and movement. In case you or someone you know needs it, here is some possibly helpful information: Tawny’s dog Babbs says hi: Masha's cat Courage the Confidence Cat also says hi: ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505598

[coaching] Shijia on asking for and dealing with feedback in science careers 03/10/2020

[coaching] Shijia on asking for and dealing with feedback in science careers Shijia gets help on her confidence as it relates to doing science/grad school in a non-native language, asking for feedback, and comfort interacting with men as a result of cultural upbringing. Homework: Ask for feedback Tip: Ask for 1 thing you did well and 1 thing you did better (to avoid receiving the “It was good but…” structure of feedback) Tip: If it’s written feedback, read it while you’re well-rested and relaxed (if possible) Tip: Prepare for but don’t avoid awkwardness : don’t feel limited by the skills you currently have My late grandpa Yuriy had this, as he spoke to Americans even when he wasn’t fluent after we moved to the US from Russia. I recently found an amazing home video of him telling a joke in English, making people erupt in laughter, and then being delighted that he was understood Homework: List the benefits of the struggles and learning opportunities you’ve had. Examples: Having English as a 2nd language can provide skills for then learning the language of science Having to work while in college teaches organizing, prioritizing, multitasking, whatever skills that job required, and is actually better than having a resume that has only education Homework: Mindfulness (letting thoughts slip away) Tip: Avoiding Pink Elephants (think of a better thought to replace an unhelpful thought pattern, as just trying to avoid thoughts tends to reinforce them Tip: Track unhelpful thoughts by moving pennies from one pocket to another or by using a tally Tip: Defer anxiety to a later point Christy Harrison’s (a is available) and Tip: Use (feedback groups) for making progress on research projects or anything else you’re trying to get done ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505517

[cw: suicidal ideation] Transformational Life Coach Shannon Parsons on learning from trauma and raising kids in a supportive environment 03/03/2020

[cw: suicidal ideation] Transformational Life Coach Shannon Parsons on learning from trauma and raising kids in a supportive environment [content warning: suicidal ideation] Transformational Life Coach Shannon Parsons shares her recovery from childhood pain and loneliness, how observing another family gave her valuable perspective, and how she raised her children according to her values. Email Mentioned in this episode: Improv for Entrepreneurs class, through Wonder Women Networking events by at the - teaches people to say “I don’t know, but I’ll get back to you” : coloring worksheets for confidence, problem-solving, and career decision-making Idea: Draw your Inner Belief Child Tip - to minimize criticizing your ideas, think of them as Throwaway Ideas and let as many out as you can Try the for tracking ideas and moving forward with some of them Feeling perfectionist even when you’re brainstorming? Try the word “Brainsprinkles,” to further take the pressure off. (take action even when it’s scary, if that action is important and thoughtful) : don’t feel limited by the skills you currently have Drafty draft: an even lower stakes version of a rough draft NEVER judge your drafty draft A drafty draft can be scribbles on a paper, a super rough outline, just starting a blank document and naming it, a mind map, or a brainstorming session Tip for authentic networking: Instead of handing out dozens of business cards at a networking event, try: 1) ask questions about the other person instead of trying to show why you’re impressive 2) create a podcast or YouTube channel to have great conversations without small talk 3) try to find what you have in common with different people you meet throughout your week Tip: Instead of assuming you suck, see if there are resources that can address your current roadblocks Tip - When you’re faced with something difficult or embarrassing, think “Whatever I go through, I can destigmatize.” Note: This tip doesn’t fit everyone, but is a helpful mindset for people who like to share about their experiences. Even if that’s not you, this may help when you find yourself in a situation where someone opens up to you I forgot to mention when we were talking about my experience getting cold sores (which is caused by HSV or herpes simplex virus): podcast - NSFW (not safe for work) Possibly useful resources: Inside the US: , 1-800-273-8255 International: Growth mindset drawing: ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12505499

[coaching] Sam on confidence in the face of possible social judgment and risks in business 02/25/2020

[coaching] [cw: body image]: Ray on body image, consent, and making social change 02/18/2020

[coaching] Nora on letting go of unworthiness [session 3] 02/11/2020

[coaching] Nora on finding the confidence to learn skills and grow projects [session 2] 02/04/2020

[coaching] [content warning: restrictive eating & body image issues] Nora on finding body confidence and overcoming perfectionism [session 1] 01/28/2020

[coaching] [content warning: restrictive eating & body image issues] Nora on finding body confidence and overcoming perfectionism [session 1] In session one of Nora’s confidence coaching session series, she gets help with fixating on body image and focusing on learning instead of perfectionism. Stay tuned for parts 2 and 3! See Nora’s Instagram: Mentioned in this episode: Podcast - about intuitive eating and Health At Every Size Tip: Homework: Every day, note 1-3 thing you are grateful for yourself Tip: Don’t just focus on aesthetics; think about everything your body is doing for you! : fixation with “healthy” eating Note: “healthy” is in quotation marks both because orthorexia shows how this focus can actually be unhealthy AND because the typical distinction between “healthy food” and “unhealthy food” is not evidence-based (see Food Psych episodes and ). Homework: Track unhelpful (e.g. self-critical) thoughts by moving pennies from one pocket to another or by using a tally Homework: To cultivate your growth mindset, make 2 lists: List #1: Subjects or skills that you’ve learned List #2: Subjects or skills that you want to learn Then circle one or two items from list #2 and figure out how you can start learning. Homework: Reach out to people in careers you’re interested in to request to job shadow them or an informational interview Download the free Note: Informational interviews can be more helpful and less time intensive for everyone involved. Job shadowing isn’t always possible (e.g. for safety or security reasons) and for many jobs would involve sitting and watching someone work at a computer all day. It may still be useful if a) the person explains what they are doing well and b) to understand the structure of how they work. If working at a computer all day sounds terrible to you, it’ll be more clear to you by watching this work than by hearing a summary of the work. : coloring worksheets for confidence, problem-solving, and career decision-making or other scheduling tools to make setting up meetings easy on everyone Tip: Instead of referring to your questions as “stupid questions,” try “basic question.” After all, not knowing something that you have little or no experience with is not a reflection of poor intelligence! And asking questions to fill in your knowledge gaps is a very smart move. In case you or someone you know needs it, here is some possibly helpful information: ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Bart Cameron and Masha Evpak /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12160067

[coaching] Lucy on awkward moments and achieving goals 01/21/2020

[coaching] Lucy on awkward moments and achieving goals In this confidence coaching session, Lucy gets help 1) navigating awkward conversational moments and 2) identifying goals and taking action. Please forgive us for some background noise. :) Remember: "Trying is cool" - Lucy Mentioned in this episode: : coaching and workshops by storytelling consultant Nathan Young Tip by Lucy: Imagine you’re a cricket watching a reel of your past moments, to reflect on what went well and what you can do differently next time Note: Be careful not to over-ruminate. Part of the reason Lucy finds this helpful is because it helps her not overly fixate on awkward moments. Homework: Practice mindfulness, letting your thoughts swim or float away Homework: Nervous about how you’re coming across to friends or coworkers? Ask for feedback Tip: To prevent the “it was good but…” format of feedback, ask for one thing you’re doing well and one way you could do better - a website to normalize the common experience of being behind on responding to emails & other messages. Note: This website is in a drafty draft mode. If you have ideas about how to make this website useful for getting back in touch after a while of not responding, please let me know at podcast Note: Although this “don’t break the chain” system of getting things done every day is attributed to Jerry Seinfeld, the origin has been disputed Homework: 100 Rejection Letters Challenge including app Kim Liao’s I heard about this challenge from ’s which is a MUST-LISTEN for any creative person who needs a confidence boost but please anyone who tries this, please be ethical and aware of power dynamics. Examples: Don’t ask out someone who you supervise. Don’t hassle customer service employees with uncomfortable tasks they may feel obligated to do for tips. Don’t ask women or people of color in professions dominated by white males to take on a . Keeping all that in mind, go out and face your fears! to organize goal progress in a way that best matches your preferences and needs You can do it really simply but if you want some more fun, try this and this. ———————————————————————— Discuss this episode or learn about hiring Masha for workshop (about making progress on goals that matter to you using antiperfectionism and authenticity) at ! Follow BoldAdulting on or . Email: [email protected] Masha’s personal social media: & All coaching sessions and interviews are included by permission and with the level of privacy requested by each guest. Bold Adulting season 3 episodes were recorded over a year ago. To hear updates or to learn what podcast guests have been up to since then, reach out using the contact information if provided. Host: Masha Evpak Sound Editor: Masha Evpak & Bart Cameron /episode/index/show/boldadulting/id/12160016