Quest For Your Best Erica Weiszmann

Hear my explanation of my newfound celebration of “small wins” sans perfectionism. I hope to showcase more soon. Thanks for tuning back in!

Thanks for tuning in! I’m stoked about this new equipment that I’m recording on (sounds so much better thankfully), and I tell you about the upcoming interview I’m hosting. Join me in my monologue about mindfulness, keeping true to your authentic calling, striving for greatness whilst embracing self-acceptance wherever you’re at right now, and your intention becoming your reality. Props to our new friend Gary Zukav and his words of wisdom! Quarter lifers, please take my poll about the pronunciation of “GIF”. Thanks in advance!

The finale of my quarter life crisis saga has officially arrived! Here I detail my med school application process journey, discussing my travels to beautiful locations armed with my sexy J Crew interview pants. I’ll tell you about my experience in med school and what ultimately led me to peace out and head back to Chicago. This episode’s mantra: “Give thanks for unknown blessings already on their way.” Don’t forget to leave me a voice message on the Anchor app so I can feature you in an upcoming episode!

In this episode I talk about preparing for and ultimately taking the MCAT in the nightmarish land known as a Prometric test center, a major milestone in the development of my quarter life crisis. Hear my musings about the first of many Erica-endorsed mantras “A problem ignored is a knife caught by the blade” and how not trusting your instincts leads to adverse effects, or in this case, a quarter life crisis in the making!

All aboard the quarter life train! In this episode I discuss my immediate post-college life, the perfect storm leading to the inevitable crisis to be detailed in future segments.

A quick hello and welcome to the pod! Within this intro episode I tell you my goals, expectations, and vision for what I hope to communicate to my listeners. Consider this your one-stop shop for inspiration in your quarter life and hear about mine.