it’s been a minute since april. finals hit, summer went by, and now i’m back rambling about life.

• friendships and why people drift

• dancing people vs singing people

• family, grandparents getting older, taking care of parents from afar

• dealing with change and still showing up for the people you care about

just me thinking out loud and sharing what’s been on my mind.

In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most universal experiences—Imposter Syndrome. Whether you're in a competitive field, navigating social dynamics, or just trying to figure things out in life, that nagging feeling of “I don’t belong here” can creep in. We’ll talk about the different types of Imposter Syndrome, why it happens, and how it manifests in different areas of life—from work to relationships. Along the way, we’ll break down the "Not Like Other Girls" mindset, how comparison feeds our self-doubt, and how you can start fighting back against that inner critic. Tune in for some real talk, practical advice, and a reminder that you’re not alone in this.

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In this episode of Chronic Contemplations, Bella dives into the often-overlooked benefits of being single—emphasizing personal growth, self-discovery, and the freedom that comes with solitude. She shares her personal experience of being single, acknowledging that while it’s not always easy, embracing this time for self-reflection has been empowering. Bella also reflects on her own fears about vulnerability in relationships, discussing the importance of growth, emotional work, and the significance of connection.

Is being single really a negative thing, or can it be an opportunity for growth? Listen in as Bella challenges societal norms about relationships and offers advice on navigating both solitude and the complexities of connection. From vulnerability to building meaningful relationships, this episode is an honest conversation about what it really takes to make connections—whether it’s with yourself or others.

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