267: Why We Suck at Being Social
Why do we suck at being social? Why are relationships supposedly harder now? I go deep on this question in today’s podcast.
Author: Amy Dingmann
266: Dear Introverts, Don’t Do THIS
Are you using introversion as an excuse? I’m calling out fellow introverts in today’s podcast episode. It’s spicy, insightful, and might just spark a change in you.
265: If it ain’t broken…
Are you constantly tweaking and changing your life, sometimes altering what’s already working? In episode 265 of the Farmish Kind of Life podcast, you’re invited to ponder the age-old adage, “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it,” and consider how it applies to homesteading—and life in general!
264: Side dishes of yuck on life’s buffet
A reality check about the messiness of life, the trade-offs we make, and the ”side dishes” that come with every opportunity we pursue in the buffet of life.
263: You are what you repeat
Habits and behaviors define our lives. If you’re really honest with yourself… what are you repeating?
262: Easier isn’t always better
I like to call this “Amy, you need to remedy this previously remedied situation”, otherwise known as “what happens when you backslide from financial attentiveness”.
261: the ONE thing you need for success this year
Let’s get wildly honest, shall we? Today’s episode talks about what I think is the most important thing to find in your life to help you move forward. Oh sure, we talk about being honest and real all the time, but here’s what it *really* looks like, and why it really matters.
260: The ONE THING to remember for holiday gatherings
Getting ready to head off to your holiday celebrations? Here’s the ONE thing I want you to remember at those gatherings when you don’t know how to handle everyone else’s brand of crazy.
259: Christmas is (still) magical
The magic of Christmas is just as present now as it was back then. And if we don’t stop focusing on what WAS, we’re gonna miss what IS.
258: Christmas is not the season of giving
It might be unconventional, but I don’t think of Christmas as the season of giving. I frame it a little differently, which explains all the awesome AND the stress of the season.