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In today’s episode we share with you the results of us taking the Five Love Languages quiz.

We talk about what we learned about ourselves in retaking the quiz, how we’re applying it already in our relationships and friendships, and why we think knowing our love languages is important.

Want to take the quiz and discover your love language? It's free! https://www.5lovelanguages.com/

For the second part of this conversation on change, Ashlyn, Christen and Ellen further unpack change's relationship with grief. They also discuss how they process change and all three of us discover that they withdraw from others to various extents.

There's also a lot of laughter, unexpected high fives, and a rather creepy ending. Do listen to part one of Unpacking Change first though; this episode will definitely make more sense if you do!

Whether the change in your life currently is positive or challenging, we hope this two-part series makes you feel accompanied, validated, and encouraged!

Ashlyn, Christen and Ellen gather around a table to have the first of two parts of a conversation about change. It's a topic that has been top of mind for all of us lately as we transition fully into fall. We go deeper, however, and together discover the relationship change has with grief, how we experience both in similar ways, and the need for trust as it relates to change.

Whether the change in your life currently is positive or challenging, we hope this two-part series makes you feel accompanied, validated, and encouraged!

In this episode, Ashlyn, Christen and Ellen have a really open, honest, vulnerable conversation about forgiveness and how it has manifested in our lives.

I share my experience of forgiving the person who abused me as a child. Ashlyn shares about her sister’s overdose a year ago and learning to forgive the person who sold her the drugs. And Ellen reminds us that forgiveness is ultimately a gift for ourselves—the greatest gift.

There’s also conversation about pea milk and farting because that’s how we roll.