Getting used to it, Midlife

Send us Fan MailNobody in your house asked how you were doing today. Or yesterday. Sound familiar?In this episode, Beth and Suzee unpack why loving couples — especially men and women in midlife — still talk past each other. They dig into the "connect vs. report" communication gap, the secret relationship point system where one partner banks 40 points for a big trip while the other gives 40 for a simple "How was your day?" — and why jumping straight to fix-it mode can feel like care to one person and total abandonment to the other.If you've ever felt invisible — or just plain annoyed — in your own home, this one's for you.Subscribe, share it with someone who needs to hear it, and leave a review so more people can find us.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailNobody had a fight. Nobody did anything wrong. But somewhere in your 50s you looked up and realized the social life you thought you had was partly built on borrowed structure. The school run, the office, the neighborhood, the kids' activities. When the structure changed, the people went with it — and there's no ritual for that. No funeral, no casserole, nothing. Just a quiet thinning that you're somehow supposed to figure out on your own. Suzee and Beth get into why friendship grief is real even when nobody died, why making friends at 50 is harder than it was at 22, and why — if you're sitting there wondering who your people actually are — that's not a you problem. That's just what happens when the scaffolding falls away.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailYou love your partner. You've been together for decades. And lately... it's getting a little awkward. Not fighting. Not falling apart. Just... quiet in a way that's starting to feel like a question. This episode is for anyone who can see retirement on the horizon and is quietly wondering: are we going to be okay when the noise stops? Suzee and Beth get into what happens to long-term couples when work winds down, the kids are gone, and you're left with just each other — and whether the real work starts with asking if you still find yourself interesting.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailIs your suitcase still packed with the ghost of travels past? It started as off-air banter about packing and turned into a full conversation about how travel changes in midlife. Suzee and Beth swap notes on ditched habits, capsule wardrobes, pre-trip routines, and the trips that brought them back to themselves — from Beth's 20-minute packing whirlwind to Suzee planning her re-entry meals before she even leaves. So pop in those earbuds and get ready to rethink your next getaway. Follow and subscribe to Getting Used To It - Midlife so you never miss a conversation!'Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailThe rules changed and no one handed us a new playbook. We sat down to compare what midlife really feels like in our bodies—what crept up, what hit like a freight train, and which fixes finally worked after the old standbys failed. If you’ve tried more walking, more Pilates, or a round of intermittent fasting and watched your middle thicken anyway, you’re not imagining it. Our physiology shifts, and the plan has to shift with it.The rules changed and no one handed us a new playbook. We sat down to compare what midlife really feels like in our bodies—what crept up, what hit like a freight train, and which fixes finally worked after the old standbys failed. If you've tried more walking, more Pilates, or a round of intermittent fasting and watched your middle thicken anyway, you're not imagining it. Our physiology shifts, and the plan has to shift with it.Beth shares her turning point at 55: intermittent fasting gave energy but didn't move the scale. The fix? Strength training, sprint intervals, and targeted macros. Guided by Dr. Stacy Sims' insights, we cover protein, progressive overload, and cardio that supports muscle instead of stealing it.We also tackle the quieter stuff: flatter moods, dry eyes, grief when periods end, and menopause hormone therapy for brain and bone health. This is what we wish we knew at 45.Press play, share with a friend, subscribe, and leave a review with your best midlife training tip—we'll feature favorites next week.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailThe year opens with a hot seat and a hard truth: loving your craft isn't enough when no one can find you. We pull back the curtain on Beth's midlife career crisis as a life coach whose former company folded, taking the client pipeline with it.Beth knows social media could help. But every time she tries to start, her brain floods with terror: What if I look stupid? What if my content is boring? What if I'm too old for this?Suzee coaches her through the spiral in real time, and what emerges isn't lack of knowledge—it's fear of execution. We explore why even seasoned coaches need coaches, especially when the obstacle is looking amateurish or posting the "wrong" content. Instead of chasing a perfect niche, we focus on first steps: pick one platform, choose a simple format, commit to a deadline.Beth commits to posting. Not because she's suddenly brave, but because sometimes you just need someone to hold your feet to the fire. If you've ever felt smart, experienced, and strangely stuck, this conversation will feel like a hand on your shoulder and a gentle push forward.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailWhat do you do when your parents aren't dying, but they're not really living either? And worse—what do you do with the guilty thought: when will this be over?Suzee's parents are in their 80s, healthy enough, but they've stopped doing anything. Just sitting. Watching YouTube. Existing. And watching it is surprisingly unbearable. But as Beth pushes, something harder emerges: Is Suzee worried about them, or uncomfortable that they've chosen stillness when she needs them to keep going?Beth counters with her own difficult truth: she lost both parents young and admits there's a jealousy hearing friends complain about their boring, healthy parents. At least they're still here to be boring.The conversation lands on an impossible question: How do you stay connected to parents who are choosing to disconnect? How do you grieve someone still alive but already kind of... gone?There's no resolution because there isn't one. We end where we started—in the question. Whether you're frustrated by your parents' choices or mourning the ones you've lost, this won't fix it. But you're not alone in not having it figured out. We're all just getting used to it.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailYou know that feeling when your partner walks in stressed and your body knows before they even speak? That chest-tightening dread that feels like being pulled into a riptide? That's anxiety contagion—and it might be ruining your week. Suzee's husband spirals about money. Even though she does the budget and knows they're fine, his panic hijacks her. Two days of crisis mode later, she proves they're okay. He's instantly fine. She's wrung out and resentful. Beth's version is different: total contraction. When her partner announced they needed to cut spending by 40% at Christmas, she froze. No Target for two months. Dish soap guilt. Different response, same trap.The impossible question: What happens when NOT getting on the anxiety train makes things worse? When boundaries get you accused of not caring? There's no answer here. Just two women admitting they're still figuring out how to love someone without drowning in their fear. If you're exhausted from being Command Central for everyone's emotions, this won't solve it. But you're not alone.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailYour adult child is living at home. And instead of treating it like a failure, what if you designed it to actually work?In many cultures, kids stay home until marriage. In this economy, it's increasingly common. But we don't talk about HOW to make it work - the practical boundaries, the financial conversations, the design of a launch pad instead of a holding pattern.Suzee and Beth discuss different cultural approaches to multigenerational living, how to set up your home and expectations for success, and why the outside judgment matters less than what actually works for your family.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailWe're revisiting this gem from Season 2 with a fresh perspective! Whether you missed it the first time or want a refresher, we're getting real about the 3 AM wake-ups and sharing what's genuinely made a difference for us. If you're lying awake at 3 AM wondering why sleep suddenly got so complicated, you're not alone. We're right there with you.In this episode, Beth and Suzee get honest about their own midlife sleep struggles—the hormone shifts, the racing thoughts, the snoring spouses, the experiments that worked (and the ones that definitely didn't). We talk about why our bodies seem to have forgotten how to sleep, what we've learned from tracking it all, and why there's no one-size-fits-all answer.This isn't about perfect sleep hygiene or doing it right. It's about comparing notes, trying things out, and getting used to the fact that sleep in midlife just looks different. We share what we've discovered—from midnight journaling to letting go of the pressure to fix it all—and remind ourselves (and you) that we're all just figuring this out as we go.Because sometimes the most helpful thing is knowing you're not the only one staring at the ceiling.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailThis bonus episode was originally released in Season 2, but we felt it deserved another moment in the spotlight with you. Whether you missed it the first time or want a refresher, this episode reveals how deeply our body image and self-worth get entangled—and how to start separating them.We picked up Anuschka Rees' Beyond Beautiful thinking it was just another book about body image. But it cracked something open for us—showing us just how much mental and emotional space our bodies have been taking up, often without us even realizing it.In this episode, we talk about what we found in those pages: how body image can quietly dominate our sense of self-worth, why we're all working with beauty standards that were never really ours to begin with, and what it might feel like to step back from the mirror a little bit—especially now, in midlife, when everything's shifting anyway.We share our own stories—the moments we've caught ourselves waiting for our bodies to cooperate before we could feel okay—and explore what body neutrality actually means when you're getting used to a body that keeps changing. Not as a fix, but as a practice. A way of reclaiming energy we didn't know we'd given away.This isn't about having it figured out. It's about noticing, questioning, and maybe finding a little more freedom in who we are beyond what we see. Because maybe getting used to midlife also means getting used to caring a little less about all of this.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailLoneliness can sneak into the busiest years. We're exploring friendship in midlife—why connection feels harder now, what's really shifting, and how to build bonds that fit this season. We unpack the "friendship recession," trace how modern life rewires intimacy, and get practical: friendship is a skill, not a lightning strike. Learn simple moves like choosing aligned activities, initiating consistently, asking better questions, and investing in a mosaic of connections—from casual buddies to soul-deep confidants. Pick three people, go one notch deeper than small talk, and build friendships with care and courage. If this resonates, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailGoogling “what should I eat in midlife” at 2 AM? Suzee and Beth share their own diet detours, surprises, and laughs while figuring out what keeps them feeling strong, capable, and vibrant.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan Mail"Cougar puberty"—aka perimenopause—has gone viral. Suzee and Beth share their own second-wave puberty stories with humor, honesty, and plenty of laughs about the midlife changes we’re all getting used to.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailThink your brain peaked at 25? Think again. Science says learning new stuff in midlife can actually make your brain act 30 years younger (Botox for your neurons, anyone?). In this episode, we dive into why midlife is prime time for picking up fresh skills, busting old “I’m bad at math” stories, and why Mahjong might just be the new pickleball.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when menopause meets culture? In this episode, we explore how midlife is understood—and misunderstood—across the globe. Some countries embrace it. Others hide it. And a few? They turn it into something sacred.From whispered taboos to public policy, herbal wisdom to spiritual awakening, we uncover surprising truths about how the world handles this universal transition. Let’s just say: not every country sees menopause the way you think they do.Tune in for a global conversation that might just change the way you see your own midlife story. And tell us—how does your culture handle menopause?Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailEver felt like everyone else got the memo about their life's purpose except you? You're not alone. In this episode, we explore how purpose isn't something you find—it's something you create. We share how most of us don’t have a single, dramatic “aha” moment, but instead piece it together over time. Beth talks about how her natural pull toward building community has quietly shaped her path, while Suzee reflects on her lifelong fascination with human behavior and creative expression as signs of a purpose that was there all along.We also explore how legacy, creativity, and connection often emerge as meaningful themes in midlife, and how revisiting your old bucket list can reveal what truly matters now. The biggest shift? Realizing purpose evolves. It doesn’t have to be one fixed calling. If you’re feeling unsure or just curious about what’s next, this episode offers a more grounded, flexible way to think about living with purpose—one that grows with you.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailWhether retirement feels distant or imminent for you, this episode offers a fresh perspective on crafting a post-work life filled with purpose, community, and joy. We explore the delicate balance between monk-like serenity and rock star adventures while acknowledging that proximity to family, weather preferences, and financial realities all shape our options. Join us as we reimagine retirement not as an ending but as an exciting new beginning designed around your unique passions and values.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailTwo life coaches dive into the most devastating experiences they've faced as families, creating a powerful space for understanding grief, trauma, and healing. Suzee reveals the heart-wrenching journey through her teenage son's suicide attempt and subsequent hospitalization. She describes the surreal experience of having to surrender her child's care to professionals while simultaneously processing a staggering series of deaths in their social circle during that same year.Beth shares the trauma of losing her only sibling to murder in Brazil thirteen years ago. With remarkable candor, she explains how she's only recently been able to acknowledge the drug-related circumstances of his death and the unique pain of losing "the last witness" to her early life history.Their conversation weaves through the complexities of processing trauma - both as individuals and as family units. They discuss how Western culture's discomfort with grief often leaves people isolated in their darkest moments, expected to "move on" when they're still in shock. Both women reflect on how their families navigated these crises, with spouses, children, and themselves all processing events in vastly different ways.What emerges is a profound exploration of how grief changes over time but never truly disappears. Even years later, both women are still discovering aspects of their trauma they haven't fully processed. Their professional coaching backgrounds provide unique insights into supporting others through crisis without adding to their burden.This deeply moving episode offers no easy answers, but rather something more valuable - permission to acknowledge the messiness of grief and the ongoing nature of healing. Whether you've faced similar circumstances or simply want to better support someone who has, this conversation provides compassionate guidance for life's most challenging moments.If you or someone you know is struggling, you're not alone. You can call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988—it's free, confidential, and available 24/7. Help is always available.For listeners outside the U.S., please visit www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html for a list of international resourcesThanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailFeeling stuck or deflated with your physical strength and fitness after 50? Join us as we explore the transformative journey of embracing wellness as we age. We tackle the mindset that keeps us immobilized and discusses practical strategies for making meaningful changes, whether minor tweaks or significant lifestyle shifts. Is it patience? Commitment to a plan? We’ll share stories, insights, and expert advice that empower you to break free from limitations and cultivate a healthier, more vibrant life. Tune in and discover how to stay unstuck and thrive at any age!Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive into the fascinating—and sometimes curious—changes that come with aging. Ever wondered why we dream less as we get older, or how menopause affects brain function? We’ll explore these and other quirky shifts, from altered drug metabolism and changing voices to the strange phenomenon of expanding ears and nose growth. We’ll unravel these intriguing changes and much more. Tune in for a blend of science, psychology, and aging mysteries that are sure to leave you thinking!Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailCaught in the emotional whirlwind of transforming our children's rooms after they've moved out? Suzee and Beth, your trusted midlife life coaches, tackle the heart-tugging reality of empty nests in this episode of "Getting Used To It." Picture this: Suzee’s son's room, an untouched sanctuary for a year, and Beth's daughter's room, a cherished shrine of memories. We navigate the tender contrasts between decluttering and preserving these spaces while emphasizing the power of open conversations with family members as everyone adjusts to this new chapter.Through personal stories, we ponder how safeguarding or letting go of childhood artifacts can shape connections to the past. Embrace the bittersweetness with us, and reflect on your own experiences as we champion the universal journey of letting go while holding onto precious memories.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailIn our latest episode, we dive deep into the complexities of our relationship with smartphones—exploring the fine line between staying connected and getting distracted in our fast-paced, tech-driven world. Join us, Suzee and Beth, as we share personal stories of digital dependency and discuss how we can reclaim control over our devices. From mindful phone usage to the growing movement of "right to disconnect" laws in places like Australia and the UK, we explore ways to set healthier boundaries with our screens. Plus, we introduce the concept of a "dummy phone" as a tool for minimizing distractions and fostering intentional use. If you've ever wondered whether your smartphone is controlling you more than you're controlling it, this episode is for you. Tune in and challenge your phone habits with us!Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailCan the way we perceive the world around us truly shape our paths? Join us for an intriguing exploration as we discuss Dr. Emily Balcetis' insights from her book "Clearer, Closer, Better." We will delve into how psychological science and practical life applications intertwine. Learn how to translate visionary ideas into actionable steps and maintain the momentum needed to achieve your goals. Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailEver feel rushed to form new friendships, only to be disheartened by unmet expectations? Beth and Suzee unpack practical strategies to navigate the intricate dance of adult connections. They talk candidly about the need to pace oneself, embrace authenticity, and manage fears and preconceived notions. Personal anecdotes underscore the significance of shared life stages and interests, and the value of respectful debates. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of patience, intentionality, and mutual respect, offering listeners valuable insights into forming lasting and enriching friendships in midlife.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailJoin us for a candid and enlightening discussion on a topic that's rarely talked about yet deeply affects many: painful sex. We delve into how aging can transform our sexual experiences, highlighting conditions like Vaginismus that bring pain and challenges, especially after fifty.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailEver find yourself lost in thought, your mind wandering to distant, fantastical realms? In this episode of 'Daydreaming Decoded,' Beth and Suzee dive headfirst into the delightful world of daydreams! They'll explore the neuroscience behind why we daydream and the role of daydreams in creativity and problem-solving. Join them as they unravel the mysteries of the mind's playful escapades and discover how these whimsical journeys can inspire, heal, and reveal hidden truths about ourselves. Grab your favorite cozy spot and let's decode the daydreams together!Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wished you could turn back time and take a different path? Well, Suzee and Beth have. Listen along as they take a light-hearted look at the moments they wish they could do over as parents. From missed opportunities to heartfelt reflections, they will journey into the hilarious and sometimes awkward world of hindsight. Join them for an entertaining exploration of parenthood's quirks and joys. Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!

Send us Fan MailIn this uplifting episode, Suzee and Beth dive into the transformative power of personal goals and how small, intentional changes can lead to big, joy-filled smiles. They explore the journey of setting and achieving personal aspirations that enhance your daily life and contribute to your long-term happiness. They share stories, tips, and strategies for making those little tweaks that lead to significant joy. Whether you're looking to cultivate new habits, break out of old patterns, or simply add more smiles to your day, this episode is your guide to making personal goals that resonate with who you are.Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Getting Used To It!If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating, and leaving us a review—it helps others discover the show! We’d also love to hear your thoughts, so drop us a comment or connect with us on Bluesky @gettingusedtoit.bksy.social.Stay connected, stay curious, and we’ll see you next time!