Mistakes I've Made So You Don't Have To

Episode 118 of the The Unrelatable Podcast podcast, hosted by Hannah Lanae, titled "Mistakes I've Made So You Don't Have To" was published on December 18, 2025 and runs 81 minutes.

December 18, 2025 ·81m · The Unrelatable Podcast

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Summary

Today I’m bringing you a mix of funny stories, practical advice, and hard-earned lessons about relationships, health, money, work, boundaries, and being human. I’ve made a lot of mistakes — big ones, small ones, embarrassing ones, and some that changed my entire life. Some from listener submissions, and others from yours truly. If you can learn something without having to suffer first, I’m happy to pass it along. Ask a question or leave feedback! (anonymous) Support the show Thank you ...

Episode Description

Today I’m bringing you a mix of funny stories, practical advice, and hard-earned lessons about relationships, health, money, work, boundaries, and being human. I’ve made a lot of mistakes — big ones, small ones, embarrassing ones, and some that changed my entire life. Some from listener submissions, and others from yours truly.

If you can learn something without having to suffer first, I’m happy to pass it along.

Ask a question or leave feedback! (anonymous)

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