The Little Things with Lindsey Anne

Join in as I ponder why theory and practice aren't made equal and why theories are easier said than done through practice.

Listen in as I share my thoughts on who and what I want to embody and develop during 2022 as well as how I think habits and change of identity form.

Join me as I start off my Short Short Thought Series and share my thoughts on carpet cleaning videos.

As I reflect during this holiday season, I wonder about why the holidays have been meaningful to me and whether they are inherently meaningful to begin with or if we give these seasons their meaning.

In this episode, I revel in the fact that I am almost done with grad school, and focus on the thought process about how I still don't know where my life will take me and what I want to do right after I am done.

I delve into the epiphanies that I had in regards to vulnerability, trust, and semi-old/still presentish beliefs as I hung out with one of my guy friends.

In this episode I caught myself having a grateful moment for being alive and being able to wake to experience an early morning.

I reflect on the lessons I've learned during my time as a preschool teacher and how raising a child/children is quite the undertaking.

In tonight's Late Night Thoughts, I talk about how comfortable I am with not being motivated and how I think it is normal to not always be in the hustle and grind mentality.

In this episode I give my commentary on a book that focuses on making change in the world through the power of story-telling. I relate it back to how podcasting is a way that I tell the stories of not only my own life but of those within my community.

In this episode, I again talk about wanting love and my adventures and what I've learned about myself as I have been dabbling in the dating world. I also discussed about the different ways in how I navigated in keeping myself as grounded as possible as I put myself out there.

I go off on a stream of consciousness about dating and wanting someone to love in the fall and ranting about how tiring dating is. :) I then ramble on in debates of whether I should continue trying to date or not.

I update on how life with school and works have been going. I ponder how while my life is as busy as can be, I still feel as though I am looking for more from this life of mine.

Join us on today's episode where we talk about relationships in the context of our cultures and the crucial part self-love played in getting Roxie ready to date again. Listen in as we reflect on how we've grown through love and what we've learned about ourselves along the way.

TW: Some content may trigger some people, so listen at your own discretion. I talk about going through one of my lowest of lows and the thought process I had while being in it.

This week I finally come back with another podcast episode! I delve into what I think is the point of relationships and where I'm at in my relationship journey after engaging in the world of getting to know guys again and what I've learned about myself and relationships.

In this episode Derrick and I have yet again another deep convo but we've added a little self-deprecating humor and a lot of jokes to make it one hell of a conversation. This time we talk about love and discuss what we think about the concept of meeting “the one,” and whether we'd know if we met them. We also talk about the ups and downs and our overall journeys of discovering ourselves as individuals while being single.

My dear friend, Staceylee joins me for the first time on this podcast. We define what love means to us and how her family and upbringing has impacted the way she views relationships. We get deep and discuss lessons that we've learned about loving not only a partner but ourselves when we are and aren't in a relationship. Listen in for all the giggles, good vibes, and great advice to all those who've ever experienced this “crazy little thing called love.”

I talk with Von, a fellow podcaster and music creator about soulmates and thoughts about how society can shape our expectations in regards to love, and the difficulties of being vulnerable while dating. We talk about his journey of realizing that dating wouldn't complete him if he didn't put work into figuring himself out and a whole lot of other little things that you have to listen in on to find out. :)

I reflect on how the first year of grad school went and what I've learned through the process of having been in grad school and balancing work and life with it.

I get into the details of things I have taken for granted and how gratitude can make or break the experiences that you are having.

I delve deep into metaphors related to puzzle doing and how I found myself reflecting on relationships and life as I did these puzzles.

We're back again with a follow-up to Boys on Pedestals. I talk about my process of going through the feels for someone and what this podcast means to me at this moment in time.

I talk about how productivity can be tied to one's idea of self-worth and how that has affected how I have seen myself. I get real about the slump I'm going through while feeling overwhelmed with juggling life. I also discuss my thoughts on there being a "right" path when trying to decide what choice to make next.

I follow my train of thought about what I thought about as I drove in silence and how I got into teaching and why I want to work in higher education.

I talk with Derrick Cabico who is an aspiring photographer. We get in depth about his journey into photography after switching majors twice and how he keeps moving “Ever Forward” despite what ups and downs he faces. Finally we get into who the best version of Derrick is and how his life was impacted by a fitness/lifestyle brand called Ever Forward.

In this episode, I share about my experience in therapy and relate it to how vulnerability is crucial in our lives in creating relationships and developing intimacy and understanding ourselves and one another.

I talk about how I put certain character traits of boys I used to like on pedestals and how I've been awakened from these fantasies. :) 

We talk about her experiences as a transfer student and the significance of having that community and sense of belonging to get her to where she's at now. She delves into how important it is to normalize when you're not okay and to allow yourself to be okay with not being okay. She also talks about how therapy has helped her and some other lessons she's learned about herself during the pandemic.

Jane is a teacher in Florida doing both online and in person teaching during the pandemic. She shares her experiences this past year balancing her personal life and the demands of being a teacher.

Joanna shared her experiences as a student transitioning online right before graduating and the grief and struggle she felt not being able to graduate on stage. She also talks about her experiences as an after school coach and the hierarchy of positions within the educational system.

We talked about her experiences and struggles as a student going through the pandemic. She reflects on how important it was for her to validate her own feelings and let go of what she couldn't control. She also shares tips with us on what she did to cope emotionally during this time.

We talk about Samantha's experiences as a student transitioning online during a pandemic and says she coped to handle it. She gets deep and shares lessons she's learned during the pandemic.

We talk about Indira's journey in school from a child development major to psychology major. We talk about how she balanced being a parent and student while she and her children both transitioned to online classes.

We talk about their experiences as a transfer student and their experiences during undergrad as a child development major. We also talked about how it was managing mental, social, and emotional health pandemic.

We talk about her experiences as a transfer student and how it was being a student during the pandemic. We also discussed how she managed and coped with it.

I interview Yana, one of my oldest friends, about grad school, what self-care looks like to her, how therapy has helped her, and her story of how she decided to prioritize herself.

I look back at pivotal moments in my life and contemplate on their significance in my life.

In this episode, I go off on a tangent about succulents and humans. :)

I talk about meaningful lessons that have stood out to me within my 23 years of living.

In this episode I go off on a tangent about letting things, people, and circumstances go and my thoughts on why we may have a hard time letting go.

Welcome to the first episode in the podcast The Little Things with Lindsey Anne. I go into enneagram tests, the meaning of life, and finally an introduction into who I am and what I'd like to do with this podcast.