BONUS: When Goal Setting and Productivity Becomes Self-Worth with Rhianna Wienss & Erin Monfre | S06E42

January has a way of sneaking up on us with a clipboard.New year. New goals. New version of you. Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Laundry with Ollie and HAPPY NEW YEAR. Today marks one official year of Dirty Laundry and I am just so grateful to be here. If you’ve been here since the beginning or this is your first episode, I just want to say THANK YOU for listening. I am super excited about today’s episode because I am joined by my friends Erin and Rhianna. Today we’re chatting about GOALS and new years resolutions.  Here’s a question for you…What if the goals we’re setting aren’t actually ours?What if they’re born from pressure… comparison… or the belief that rest has to be earned?In this episode, we’re slowing the conversation down. We’re talking about the goals we set because we think we’re supposed to and the ones that look good publicly—but quietly drain us privately.We’re asking the uncomfortable questions:How do you know when a goal is aligned versus just noise?Where do you think the pressure to “optimize our entire lives” actually comes from?What would change if we measured goals by how we feel instead of what we produce?And more…We’ll name the guilt, the pressure, the quiet habits that actually sustain growth, and the goals no one will ever see on Instagram. Maybe the problem isn’t that we’re failing at goals. Maybe the problem is how we’ve been taught to measure success.Let’s get into it!!Links:Dirty Laundry LinksRequest the 2026 Goal Guide: [email protected] WienssErin Monfre