One Decision Changed My Entire Life (It Started with a Podcast and Rest) | Seriously Claudia

One Decision Changed My Entire Life (It Started with a Podcast and Rest) | Seriously Claudia

Okay so hear me out, I left work 10 minutes early to eat a cheeseburger alone in my car and I have zero regrets. This week I'm talking about the decision that's been quietly shifting everything: choosing to rest without guilt. I haven't started my 30-day challenge, I have 3,700 steps today, and I'm completely at peace with it. We're also getting into why AI keeps disappointing me, Day in the Life content coming back to YouTube, and why I'm already planning Tokyo and Okinawa for my five-year anniversary. Everything is not an emergency. Small steps still count. Come hang. New episodes every Wednesday at 5am.

My 30 Day Challenge: EA Exam, Getting Fit & Learning to Actually Rest | Seriously Claudia

It's July 1st and it's time to reset. This month I'm doing a 30 day challenge built around the three things stressing me out the most — studying for the EA exam before my August test date, finding ways to actually relax without making it another task, and building muscle before summer ends. Also: Costa Rica girls trip recap, why the all-inclusive worked this time, the knotless braids situation, and Rhode lip gloss. Come hang. New episodes every Wednesday at midnight.

TikTok Is Giving Me The Ick, Kid-Free Weekend & What To Stop Apologizing For ft. a Friend | Seriously Claudia

My girl is in the building and we went there. TikTok giving us the ick, men on the internet and who they're really performing for, Patrick Ta and the conversation about Black women and credit, Rent the Runway for summer trips, cars being the worst investment, and what people need to stop apologizing for. We're both kid-free, nobody knows what to do with themselves, and it's a really good time. New episodes every Wednesday at midnight. kid free weekend, mom life, TikTok ick, moms need a break, working mom, Black mom podcast, podcast for women, seriously claudia, girl talk, rent the runway, Patrick Ta, men on the internet, Atlanta mom, Black women podcast, mom podcast, summer vibes, child free weekend, women lifestyle podcast, chatty podcast, friends on a podcast, kid free summer, mom guilt, treating yourself, adult friendships, women supporting women, real talk podcast, honest conversations, therapy talk, Black girl podcast, Atlanta podcast, girl friends podcast, summer travel, rent the runway review, everyday luxury, quince clothing, TJ Maxx, stop apologizing, women in their 30s, married life, mom identity, who am I without my kids, kids visiting grandparents, solo time as a mom, self care mom, girls trip, Costa Rica travel, Martha's Vineyard, Black travel, seriously claudia podcast

Starting Therapy Over, Knicks in Five & the TikTok Trend That Has Everyone Crying | Seriously Claudia

Okay so this week we are BACK back. The energy is up, the kids are about to be gone for a week and a half, I booked a spontaneous day in NYC and rushed into the streets with the whole city when the Knicks won, AND I finally found a new therapist I actually like. It's giving turning a corner. We're also getting into the TikTok "and that's my why" trend because I have thoughts, like real thoughts, about what people are actually saying when they post that. Come sit with me. New episodes every Wednesday! Seriously Claudia, real life, real talk, all of it. For women who want the career, the family, and the life. All of it.

All-Inclusive Resorts, Summer Camp Costs & Mom Life This Summer | Seriously Claudia

This week Claudia is back from a wedding at a luxury all-inclusive resort and she's got notes. Too many people, same food every day, and drinks that all taste like sugar water. Is the all-inclusive era over, or does she just need to find a smaller resort? Then: the summer camp Hunger Games. Registration opens in January, camp ends at 3pm, and somehow you're still spending $600 a week before aftercare. Nobody warned us about this. Also: Japan is consuming her entire personality, the laundry is on the chair and she's standing by it, and a reminder that you're the main character — even in a building season. New episodes every Wednesday.