making friends in your 20s

trendy is out

We live in an era where individuality and personal style are more celebrated than ever, yet we get bombarded by countless microtrends, aesthetics, and more through social media, especially TikTok. Mainstream trends as we've known them are on the verge of dying out and being replaced by fast-paced and very niche styles. In this episode, Christin shares her thoughts on this shift in mainstream fashion and how to navigate through this without drowning in a pool of so many different styles to choose from and stay true to yourself, consume more sustainably and still be stylish.

finding yourself

A lot of people, especially young adults in their 20s always talk about the notion of finding oneself. When taking this huge step by moving abroad, that was actually what Christin thought she was about to do. With months and years passing by she realized that she still wasn't there. She hadn't found herself and got desperate thinking, about whether she's maybe not searching in the right places or not trying hard enough until she started to question the notion itself. Can someone find themselves she started questioning what that even means and if that notion might be misemployed? In this episode, Christin breaks down her approach to finding oneself and explains why she stopped trying to find herself.

making friends in your 20s

Making friends in your 20s is a very unexpected challenge a lot of people face once having entered their 20s. In this episode, Christin analyzes why making friends in childhood has been so easy and reflects upon what has changed and what we can do to actively face this challenge, and shares her insights into what helped her to connect to peers her age and feel less lonely and isolated in this new decade.

The 20s- Best years of our lives?

"Enjoy your 20s", "Those are the best years of a lifetime". No other decade of our lives gets more praise than our 20s even though they are yet technically just the infancy of adulthood, right? In this episode Christin shares her critical thoughts on the popular statement and why she thinks that these years is overrated and why we shouldn't put too much pressure on making this era our prime time but raher enjoy the ride and take it easy.