You Become Who You Surround Yourself With
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How does post-college life impact friendships?
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What challenges do new moms face in building community?
Welcome to the Candice Cameron Burry Podcast. We're here to talk about real life, the challenges, celebrations, and everything in between. Madison, Pruitt, Trout, and I want you to know how good life can be when you build deep friendships with the people around you. There are more honest conversations ahead today, and we're answering listener questions. To join a private podcast chat, become a member at Candice.com forward slash together, where I also have a monthly live stream and exclusive member challenges. Come join us.
Maddie, I had to do that intro like five times. But you crushed it every single time. And I feel like now I know your intro. Like I feel ready to do the next one. You could. No, I'm kidding. I'm not ready. You can say it verbatim. Maybe next week you do it or you can close out the show. It's making me want to go to a theme park and get on a roller coaster though. Cause life is like a roller coaster. It is a good analogy though. Don't you think? Do you like roller coasters? Do you do, or do they like make you feel like my, my husband doesn't love the roller coasters. So I used to love them. And since I had kids, it changed. My mom says that. I haven't tried it since having Hosanna. Yeah. Now I get very ill on a roller coaster.
I just don't trust them anymore. I think I have trust issues and there's just been lots of stories. So I just, there have been that have been awful stories.
How did peer influence shape personal decisions?
Yeah, I don't. If it's like a little fun baby one, I'm fine. Like Disneyland roller coasters are totally fine. I mean, I can do the Incredicoaster or whatever it's called, the incredible roller coaster. But that's about it. I don't really want to do like a Magic Mountain type of roller coaster. Full commitment. It is. Yeah. Used to like it as a teenager and not anymore because I like to keep my stomach where my stomach should be. Should be. Not the drop. Not up in my throat or I don't know. I don't want it. No, we're good. It just makes me feel bad. I was just thinking about you being a new mom and what you're most excited for about the future.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does post-college life impact friendships?
0:00–2:22
2
What challenges do new moms face in building community?
2:22–3:51
3
How did peer influence shape personal decisions?
3:51–5:37
4
What role does technology play in maintaining friendships?
5:37–7:09
5
How can you find community in a new city?
7:09–9:44
6
What should you do when friends don't align with your values?
9:44–12:02
7
How can you approach forgiveness in broken relationships?
12:02–14:17
8
What are the signs of a healthy friendship?
14:17–36:29