
Show Notes
“If you can’t take care of yourself, you can’t take care of anyone else,” says Leslie as she and Shelby explore personal boundaries and dating adventures. The episode kicks off with a quick chat about cosmetics, mainly on tubing mascara and the importance of washing your face at night. Leslie then emphasizes the significance of setting boundaries, sharing her own practice of not working on Sundays to maintain balance and well-being.
Leslie and Shelby discuss the ups and downs of dating and the rollercoaster of using dating apps. Shelby opens up about her dating history, her experiences with apps like Hinge and The League, and the frustration of inconsistent matches. Both hosts emphasize the value of authenticity and effort in relationships, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys and seek connections that bring joy and fulfillment.
Join Leslie and Shelby for a refreshing take on relationships and self-discovery, filled with humor and insightful stories. Grab your favorite drink and enjoy a conversation at their table—where everyone belongs!
Quotes “If you can’t take care of yourself, you can’t take care of anyone else.” (09:22 | Leslie Beck) “Constantly, you’re just reassessing what you’re willing to put up with in life, in work, and in love.” (09:22 | Shelby Anderson) “80-year-old, 90-year-old you, would they say, ‘You’re busting your ass to build your business. But then, what do you have to show for it when you have lost connections with your friends or you pushed people away because you’ve just been so busy unintentionally.’ It makes you reassess what’s important to you… And that's what I did. Friendships and relationships are important to me.” (12:25 | Shelby Anderson & Leslie Beck) “People need to put some effort into those first dates. I think sometimes there’s people who are like, ‘No, they should just see me as I am with no makeup or whatever.’ And I feel like, ‘No, let’s put our best foot forward.’ Yes, we want to be liked for just who we are but we should present well… I don’t agree with that because I will feel insecure if I don’t feel like I look good. I feel better and I am more confident when I look good.”” (30:01 | Leslie Beck & Shelby Anderson)
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