Favoriite Humans

Favoriite Humans-Episode 25

How many times do you talk yourself out of an idea or action because you think of EVERY possible reason why you shouldn’t?! Same. We talk ourselves out of every possible thing that even semi-scares us or creates the feeling of “what if i fail?” Thank goodness we have a guest today that tells us to just go for it, and even better, tells us how she did just that! Sometimes you have to jump in and figure things out from there, and Alexis from @rootshome_ gave us ALL of the shiny vibes while telling her story during this session.✨

Episode 23 - Favoriite Humans

Fave Humans: it’s Spring time! Freakin finally. And that means time to grow and flourish 🦋 In this episode, we discuss that part of transitioning through the seasons of life include outgrowing certain hobbies, relationships, jobs, {clothes-hello pandemic 15}, and that’s OK! It may not be an easy process, but it does create more space for you and figure out what your needs are as an evolving human. Your circle may get smaller, which also may mean it’s getting stronger 😉 Let’s make a promise to invite change in, because it could be the best decision we’ve ever make.

Favoriite Humans- Episode 22

A much needed fave humans session addressing some FAQ about Stef’s engagement turned wedding in a two month span 🎊 Plot twist: she’s not expecting 😉 Just executed on an intimate wedding for 8! We also zero in on a heart-to-heart about the company we keep: quality over quantity is our motto! If this pandemic has taught us anything, it’s the value of the humans we hold near and dear to our hearts and what they do for our souls. What’s the number one trait you appreciate in a friend? Though it has been a rough year for many, we try to bring ourselves back to the shiny aspects of what, or specifically who, kept us going. We say it all the time, surrounding yourself with people that keep you shiny is important!

Favoriite Humans-Episode 21

Happy. New. YEAR! A year that will live in infamy for sure 🤪 We are all ready for this new, clean slate. Today we chat about new beginnings and how awesome they are, but also how scary they can be. The key [we think at least] is to have hope and keep going forward always. Also, a very important fact: Favoriite Humans Podcast is one year old! We have had such a fun time doing this podcast throughout 2020, and we’ve made many guests, some old friends and some new friends, who have either reminded us of why they are apart of our tribe or have taught us some pretty amazing new things. Our podcast has also taken a turn into targeting small businesses as our guests, which has been reaaaalllly fun for us. We also have some trouble with our AirPods during this episode so, no, we have not become any more polished. New year, same humans ✨

Favoriite Humans-Episode 20

First off: LOLing and apologizing at the same time for the lack of audio skills we have during this episode. Between the masks and the echo of the gorgeous warehouse we were broadcasting from, the audio definitely lacks glamour and professionalism. Any audio experts need a job?! Secondly, we were honored to be in the flesh with Maggie Farrell from Maggpie Co/Maggiepie Rentals/Maggpie Market. And Jason, Henry and Walter of course! ☺️ Maggie and Jason are a couple who began their event furniture/decor rental business over ten years ago in the Philly market, and have now moved it to historic Boyertown where they have a property that is TO DIE FOR, which houses their newly renovated warehouse storefront to display all of their fantastic flea finds! We have been social media fans/customers of hers for the past 6 months, and figured it was time to meet and exchange some good ol’ fashioned human2human positivity [masked-up]. Our goal of this episode and especially during this year/time of year was to be the hypemen/women for small businesses. Large corps also need love obvi, but our local friends have smaller platforms to use and we figured we’d use our small circle to spread the love 🤍🖤 We chat a little about what “gives us life” from a simple sense, and how important it is to keep our appreciation for those simple things.