Krista Williams
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352 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 26 Feb
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Yeah, I love that. I feel like we learned so much from that.
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Hiring Indeed is all you need. I got a chance to interview Mel Robbins in person a few months ago. And she does this incredible job of making it seem on her podcast that she's only speaking to one person. And she's always telling her listeners, I love you. You're my friend. She really cares about simplicity.
And she says that if you try to act too complex or intellectual, you come off as elitist and superior. So she tries to make everything like really simple with her audience. Is there anything in terms of the way that you speak to your audience that you guys are really intentional about?
Yeah, I love that. I feel like we learned so much from that. There's just small indicators that she does that creates that intimacy with people. And she's amazing, friend of the pod, just an incredible speaker in that way. And she finds her lane and just really knows it. It's like, how can I make this simple, clear, relatable for people that's also impactful? But for me, that's not my style.
I'm like so out there mentally in the way that I think. I think when people can find their lane of what's working for them and really lean in on that and really dial in on that, that's what people should do instead of trying to be other people. But I think there's such a beauty to the simplicity. But I think what's worked for us is really staying authentic to who we are.
You know, in the moments where I was going through my divorce or in the moments where we were really struggling with various aspects of our lives and even in our relationship, we've been really honest about it. And there's a magnetism to authenticity. Because you don't know what's going to happen next. You know it's true.
Yeah, I mean, it's the most common question that we get.
I'm almost like every.
There's this energy around it of truth, of happening in the moment, of relatability, of curiosity, of intention. And I think it's us just staying as authentic as we can to who we are in the moment and hoping that people can really see themselves in us and our struggle and what we're going through and find relatability in it and find inspiration where they can, but overall feel less alone.
So we have to laugh.
You did? Yeah.
Oh, I love that.
I think we obviously did not think about it when we named the show that it would be as successful as it is and live the life that it's lived. But like you, we've just thought about it as this is such a metaphor. You know, we're all almost something. And that period of being almost 30 is a foundational time to just build your relationship with change in a really healthy way. So...
Mm-hmm. So something that happens to me, which I think we probably have in common, is my show name will sometimes cause confusion with my audience. So people will be like, I'm too old to listen to Young and Profiting. And I'm like, no, we've got listeners of all ages. It's just young at heart.
You don't have to be almost 30 to listen to Almost 30. But I think it is such a potent time that I hope that, especially in talking about the book now, like people will think about that time, even if they've already been through it.
Or even guests will be like, well, I'm not young. And I'm like... If you've seen any of my shows, almost nobody is like 40 years old who I interview, you know, so it's not really about being young. But sometimes like, oh, man, I think my name is holding me back or is turning people off. And I often think about rebranding. Have you guys thought about that at all?
And see it as such an impactful reckoning in the grand scheme of their life. But yeah, we've had moments where we're like, should we rename it? Should we totally rebrand it?
Especially as you were getting older or your audience, do you worry that they're not evolving with you? Or like, talk to me about that.
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