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Twenty Something is a raw, honest community for people in their twenties (or anyone who still feels like they are). Here we overshare, laugh at our own chaos, and unpack what’s called the ‘defining decade’—all in an effort to set ourselves up for the future and build the lives we actually want. With a mix of real talk, expert advice, and dinner-chat energy, it’s for the dreamers, the overthinkers, the ones still paying off student loans while Googling ‘how to be an adult,’ and anyone who secretly wonders if they’ll ever make it to the dream life they’ve always imagined. Basically, it’s your group chat—but with a little more wisdom and a lot more honesty. Thanks for being here!
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Do you ever feel like you're reacting in ways you don't fully understand? Like you keep falling into the same emotional patterns, making the same decisions, or feeling stuck but you can't figure out why? In this episode, Olivia sits down with entrepreneur, speaker, and Counterfeit Emotions expert Curtis Morley to explore one of the most life-changing concepts we've ever discussed on Twenty Something: counterfeit emotions. Curtis explains that many of the emotions we experience every day aren't actually telling us the truth. Instead, they're counterfeit emotions that look and feel real but quietly keep us trapped in unhealthy patterns. Together, Olivia and Curtis unpack powerful counterfeit emotion pairs, including: Misery vs. Pain Shame vs. Guilt Anger vs. Advocacy Fear vs. Faith Resignation vs. Surrender Nice vs. Kind These emotion pairs reveal how our emotions shape our relationships, influence our healing, and impact the way we see ourselves. They also discuss why peace is the only emotion that cannot be counterfeited, and how learning to recognize these emotional patterns can completely change the way you navigate anxiety, conflict, and personal growth. If you've ever wondered why you keep repeating the same emotional cycles or wished you understood yourself on a deeper level, this episode will give you a framework you'll never be able to unlearn. Connect with Curtis: Instagram: @authenticcurtis Podcast: Counterfeit Emotions Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
PSA to every woman: This episode will CHANGE the way you understand your body. It did for me. Have you ever felt emotional, exhausted, anxious, unmotivated, or completely unlike yourself and wondered what on earth is going on inside your body? Or maybe you’ve blamed something you couldn’t explain on a sentence like, “Hm. Must be my hormones,” while having no idea what that actually means. In this episode, Olivia sits down with hormone health coach Kiera Davis to make hormones feel understandable instead of overwhelming. They break down the four phases of the menstrual cycle and explain how each one can affect your mood, energy, workouts, productivity, dating, and relationships.Kiera also shares how her own experience with endometriosis, painful symptoms, and birth control led her to begin studying the female body and learning how to work with her hormones instead of constantly fighting against them. Olivia and Kiera discuss why consistency does not have to mean showing up exactly the same way every day, how to better communicate what your body needs, and why understanding your cycle can help you feel more empowered, connected, and confident in yourself. Your body is not working against you. It is communicating with you. Learning how to listen will become one of your greatest superpowers. Connect with Kiera: Instagram: @coachkwellness Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @twentysomething-oliviaburnett
Olivia sits down with Alexa Norton, creator of Grief Shine , for one of the most honest conversations yet about what it actually means to live after losing someone you love. After losing her dad in a tragic skiing accident at just 22 years old, Alexa found herself navigating the kind of grief that no one can truly prepare you for. Together, Olivia and Alexa talk about what those first days felt like, why grief never really "ends," and how it's possible to hold both heartbreak and happiness at the same time. They also share the lessons they've learned from losing their dads at a young age, from the moments that still catch them off guard to the unexpected hope they've found years later. Whether you're grieving someone yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply want to better understand one of the most universal human experiences, this conversation is for you. In this episode, Olivia and Alexa discuss: Losing a parent in your twenties Why grief doesn't follow a timeline Learning to feel joy without leaving your loved one behind The hardest moments no one prepares you for How to support someone who's grieving Practical ways to preserve memories before it's too late Why it's okay to protect yourself while healing Finding hope after unimaginable loss If this episode resonates with you, consider sending it to someone who's grieving or someone who wants to better understand how to show up for the people they love. Connect with Alexa: Instagram: @griefshine Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @oliviaburnettTikTok: @oliviaburnettYouTube: @twentysomethingpodcastWebsite: twentysomethingpodcast.com
For years, women have been told that smaller is better. Smaller waist, smaller jeans, smaller number on the scale. But what if the goal was never to become the smallest version of yourself? What if the goal was to become strong enough to actually live the life you want? In this episode, Olivia and Lacey Bruschke talk about what it really means to build strength physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Lacey is a Registered Nurse, NASM-Certified Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist, founder of Obsidian® Fitness in Millcreek, Utah, and creator of the Obsidian® Slide Board. With 20 years of experience teaching group fitness and 15 years as a certified personal trainer, Lacey has helped women build strength in a way that is challenging, sustainable, and supportive of their bodies. She created the Obsidian® Slide Board after recognizing the need for a workout that was low impact, high intensity, and accessible for everyone from beginners to skilled athletes. This conversation is not about getting a six-pack, fitting into a certain size, or believing that skinny is wrong. It is about learning how to build a body that supports your life, your energy, your confidence, your nervous system, and your long-term happiness. Olivia and Lacey talk about why strength matters more than the scale, how to approach food and fitness without becoming overwhelmed, what women often misunderstand about lifting weights, how exercise can help regulate your nervous system, and why sustainable health has to be built around what actually works for you. They also discuss meal prep, macros, GLP-1s, hydration, sleep, body image, the pressure women feel to be both tiny and toned, and how to start caring for your body from a place of love instead of punishment. If you have ever felt stuck in the cycle of trying to look better instead of feel better, this episode is for you. Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
In this episode of Twenty Something, Olivia sits down with Todd Sylvester, a mental fitness coach, substance use disorder counselor, bestselling author, host of the Belief podcast, regular host on Good Things Utah, and one of the 2024 Freedom Award honorees. After battling addiction, self-hatred, and despair, Todd found himself at one of the darkest points of his life. Then one word led him to ask for help, and that moment became the beginning of a story that would eventually save his life. Today, after conducting more than 18,000 coaching sessions and helping people through some of their hardest battles, Todd teaches one core truth: you are not broken. In this conversation, Olivia and Todd talk about addiction, recovery, identity, shame, faith, mental fitness, and the power of the story you tell yourself. Todd shares how the negative voice in his head almost destroyed him, what helped him begin to change, and why rewriting your inner narrative can completely transform your life. Whether you are struggling yourself, love someone who is struggling, or simply feel tired of believing you are not enough, this episode is full of honesty, hope, and practical wisdom. You are not too far gone. You are not broken. And the story you tell yourself changes everything. Connect with Todd Instagram: @tsinspires Podcast: Beliefcast Connect with Olivia Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast Tiktok: @twentysomething_podcast Subscribe on YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
There is more advice available to us than ever before, but somehow, it can make us feel more stuck. More podcasts. More books. More TikToks. More opinions. More people telling you how to build a successful life.So how do you know what to actually listen to? And what will actually make the difference?In this episode, Olivia sits down with Jimmy Rex, entrepreneur, podcaster, author, and founder of We Are The They, to talk about how to stop getting trapped in learning mode and start taking real action. Jimmy shares why confidence is built by doing, why failure is often the thing that teaches you the fastest, and how the right mentors, friends, and relationships can completely change the direction of your life.They also talk about dating, imposter syndrome, networking, building community, and why you don’t need to have every step figured out before you start moving.This conversation is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by all the voices, opinions, and options around them and is ready to cut through the noise, trust themselves, and take the next right step. Connect with Jimmy Instagram: @mrjimmyrexPodcast: The Jimmy Rex Show Connect with Olivia Instagram: @twentysomething_podcastTiktok: @twentysomething_podcastYouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
What does it actually mean to live in alignment with what you want? And how does that change your life? In this episode, Olivia sits down with Shawn Moore, founder and CEO of COVE and a board member for Humanitarian Experience, to talk about health, happiness, purpose, and what it really looks like to build a life that feels true to you. Shawn shares key decisions he made that initially scared him, but ultimately led him to a more intentional way of living and helped him find more peace, love, and fulfillment than he expected. Together, Olivia and Shawn talk about why “alignment” is more than a buzzword, how to know what your soul is actually longing for, and why the scariest decisions are often the ones that lead to the most freedom. This conversation is for anyone who feels stuck, off-track, or tired of living in the same everyday rat race. It’s for anyone who feels like they’ve been measuring their life by someone else’s timeline and wondering why it doesn’t feel right. This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to have everything figured out to start making choices that feel more honest, grounded, and aligned with the life you actually want. Sometimes the smallest changes lead to the biggest differences. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to know what you actually want Why living “in alignment” matters for your happiness How to stop measuring your life by someone else’s timeline Why scary decisions can lead to deeper peace How health, relationships, spirituality, and purpose all connect Why love and presence are at the center of a meaningful life Connect with Shawn: Instagram: @shawnybravo21 Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
In this episode of Twenty Something , Olivia sits down with Rylee Thompson to talk about why your 20s are not about having everything figured out. They’re about trying, changing your mind, following your curiosity, and becoming confident enough to trust your own timeline. Rylee shares how moving to a new state, pursuing her career, content creation, health and wellness, and deepening her faith have helped her build a life that feels more aligned, exciting, and true to her. Olivia and Rylee also talk about mental health, comparison, dating in your 20s, setting boundaries, learning to spend time alone, and what it actually looks like to become the version of yourself you keep picturing in your head. This episode is for anyone who feels behind, stuck, scared to start over, or unsure if they’re allowed to change their mind. Rylee’s reminder is simple: nothing is permanent, and changing your mind does not mean you failed, it might be the thing that helps you become who you were meant to be. In this episode, you’ll learn about: How to stop waiting until you feel “ready” Why trying new things is one of the most important parts of your 20s How to change your mind without feeling like you failed Why comparison can steal joy — and how to move through it How to develop healthy friendship and dating relationships How spending time alone can build self-love Connect with Rylee: Instagram: @ryleethompson1TikTok: @rylee_thompson Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcastTikTok: @twentysomething_podcastYouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
Self-doubt will keep you waiting for permission that is never coming. She was cut late in her sport. Many said she couldn't do it. Then she ended up at her dream school. How did she do it? In this episode of Twenty Something , Olivia sits down with Eliza Smith, a D1 soccer player at the University of Utah, to talk about what it actually takes to build confidence, chase big goals, and become the kind of person who follows through. Eliza shares her journey from getting cut, switching teams, showing up to ID camps, advocating for herself, and eventually earning the opportunity to play college soccer. But this conversation goes far beyond sports. It is about discipline, pressure, identity, resilience, and learning how to bet on yourself before anyone else does. In this episode, you’ll hear about: How to stop letting self-doubt control your decisions Why confidence is built by keeping promises to yourself What athletes understand about discipline, pressure, and resilience How to chase a dream without letting it define your worth Why rejection is not the end of the story How to become the kind of person people want to bet on Whether you’re an athlete, a former athlete, or someone trying to build the confidence to go after something bigger, this episode will remind you that you do not need the perfect path to become who you are meant to be. Connect with Eliza: Instagram: @elizajsmith11 TikTok: @eliza.smith7 Connect with Olivia: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
What happens after we die? And what can near death experiences teach us about the way we live now? In this episode of Twenty Something, Olivia sits down with Martin Tanner to discuss the stories, patterns, and life-changing lessons he has heard from interviewing more than 700 people about their near death experiences. Martin is the host of the Religion Today podcast and radio show on KSL, co-founder of Utah’s International Association for Near-Death Studies, and a longtime researcher of near death experiences. Together, Olivia and Martin explore the common threads Martin has heard across stories from people of different ages, backgrounds, beliefs, and cultures. From experiences with loved ones who have passed on, to life reviews, to encounters with divine love, these stories raise questions about purpose, healing, faith, and what may come next. Martin shares some of the most powerful near death experiences he has heard firsthand, including stories of people who came back with a deeper sense of urgency, a greater desire to love others, and a clearer understanding that their life still had meaning. Whether you fully believe in near death experiences, feel skeptical, or are simply curious, this conversation is an invitation to ask deeper questions about life, death, heaven, and why each life matters more than we may realize. In this episode, you’ll hear stories about: Howard Storm, a former professor whose terrifying near death experience led to a complete life transformation David Herod, a Marine in Vietnam who came back with a message about learning to love others George Ritchie, whose near death experience with Jesus gave him a new sense of urgency about life Don Wood, a man with cystic fibrosis who wrestled with the unfairness of life and what his suffering meant Crystal Locke, a little girl who drowned at age seven and later shared what she said she experienced in heaven Blind individuals who say they were able to see during their near death experiences Jeff Olson, who lost his wife and son in a car accident Dr. Ron Kennedy, who described being welcomed by loved ones after a violent attack Ted Whiting, who saw a large gathering of family members and loved ones waiting for him on the other side This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered where their loved ones go, what happens after this life, or whether their life has a specific purpose. Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Martin: Religion Today podcast and radio show on KSL
In this episode of Twenty Something , Liv is joined by Ruston Jones and Kait Stone for a conversation about creativity, resilience, reinvention, and what happens when you give yourself permission to keep evolving. After a motorcycle accident shifted the way Ruston moved through life, he found his way into hot yoga and Pilates, eventually becoming the kind of instructor who makes people feel seen, welcomed, and brave enough to try. But his story doesn’t stop there. Ruston is also a filmmaker, author, and fashion designer who has built a life around curiosity, courage, and trying new things even when he isn’t sure how they’ll turn out. Together, they talk about starting over, meditation, learning how to be bad at something new, releasing the fear of being “cringe,” putting yourself in the way of luck, and how Ruston began sewing, upcycling thrifted and vintage fabrics, and eventually putting his work into fashion shows. This episode is for anyone who feels stuck, afraid to try something new, or unsure if they’re allowed to become a different version of themselves. In this episode, you’ll hear about: How Ruston’s motorcycle accident led him into yoga and Pilates Why meditation is more practical than most people think The courage it takes to be bad at something new Why being “cringe” might mean you’re actually trying How Ruston went from learning to sew to showing his designs in fashion shows Why reinvention is part of building a fuller, more honest life Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcastTikTok: @twentysomething_podcastYouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Ruston: Instagram: @rustonj TikTok: @rustonj Purchase Ruston's Book
Do you ever leave the doctor’s office and think, “Wait, what did they just say?” Or sit in your car afterward realizing you forgot to ask the one question you actually needed answered? In this episode of Twenty Something , Liv sits down with Lauren Dudley for a conversation about what it looks like to take ownership of your health, your work, and your relationships, especially in your 20s when you’re suddenly expected to figure so much of it out on your own. Lauren is currently living what so many of us talk about but few actually do: betting on herself before she has it all figured out. She is helping build Shepard, a health care app designed to make doctor’s appointments less overwhelming by helping patients prepare better questions, understand what their doctor is saying, and feel more confident managing their own health. Together, Liv and Lauren talk about the frustration of not knowing what’s going on in your body, how overwhelming it can feel to navigate symptoms or diagnoses, and why so many of us leave appointments wishing we had been more prepared. But this conversation goes beyond health. Lauren also shares what it was like to leave her job, build a business with her partner, navigate entrepreneurship in her early 20s, and create a relationship built on trust, communication, and shared vision. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How to feel more prepared before a doctor’s appointment • What to do when medical language feels confusing • Why advocating for your health matters, even when it feels intimidating • What it looks like to build a business in your 20s • How to bet on yourself without having it all figured out • Why abundance matters in dating, work, and life • How to put yourself in the way of luck This episode is for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by their health, embarrassed to ask a question, unsure what a doctor meant, or ready to stop living reactively and start taking ownership of their life. Connect with Olivia Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Lauren: Instagram: @laurendudley Connect with Shepard Health: Instagram: @shepardhealth
Dear Twenty Somethings, Welcome to the very first episode of With Love, From Liv !!! I’m honestly so excited to finally be doing this. Solo episodes have been on my heart for a long time, and I wanted this series to feel a little more personal. Like a conversation. Like a voice note from a friend. Just me, talking directly to you about the things you guys are asking. Things I think so many of us quietly carry in our twenties. (But also still bringing you science-backed tools into practical strategies for change.) And I can’t think of a better first episode than this one. Because if we’re being honest, I think a lot of us feel behind right now. Behind in dating. Behind in career. Behind financially. Behind emotionally. Behind spiritually. Behind in life. In this episode, I talk about: why comparison affects us so deeply in our twenties the pressure of timelines we never consciously chose why uncertainty can feel like failure how social media distorts progress what actually helps when you feel stuck, discouraged, or “late” times where I've really struggled feeling behind If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed watching everyone else move forward while you’re still figuring things out, join the club. This one's for you. That's what I hope With Love, From Liv will always be.. A space that feels personal. Honest. Comforting. Like we’re figuring life out together a little bit. So wherever you’re listening from, I’m really glad you’re here. This one’s yours. With love, Liv
In this episode of Twenty Something, we sit down with Logan Green for an honest conversation about faith, healing, shame, and what it looks like to ask yourself and God the hard questions. Sometimes, asking questions about your religion can feel scary. It can feel like doubting, betraying God, or stepping too far outside of what you’ve always known. But instead of avoiding those questions, Logan has taken a different approach. He has started asking them directly, exploring different churches and religious communities, studying what they believe, and trying to learn as much as he can from the ways other people worship and connect with God or a higher power. Logan also opens up about his experience healing from childhood sexual abuse, the religious guilt and confusion that followed, and how finally talking about what happened became part of his healing. Together, we talk about sitting in uncertainty, learning to feel safe again, finding common ground across different faiths, releasing shame, and creating enough stillness to hear what your body, soul, and God might be trying to tell you. In this episode, you’ll learn about: How to ask honest questions about your faith without feeling like you’re doing something wrong Why exploring different beliefs can deepen your understanding of God instead of pulling you further away How shame can shape the way you see yourself, your body, your relationships, and your faith What it can look like to begin talking about painful experiences you’ve kept buried Why sitting with uncertainty can actually become part of finding peace How stillness, honesty, and self-awareness can help you reconnect with yourself and God Connect with Logan Instagram: @lmg.journal Connect with Liv Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Content disclosure: This episode includes a discussion of childhood sexual abuse, trauma, shame, and religious guilt. We do not go into graphic detail, but it may be sensitive for some listeners. Please take care of yourself as you listen, and feel free to pause, skip, or come back to this episode when you feel ready.
If you’ve ever walked into a party and immediately wanted to leave, overthought a first date, sat through an awkward work lunch, found yourself having the same surface-level conversations with people you’ve just met, or wondered why building meaningful relationships feels harder than it should—this episode is for you. Today, I’m joined by coach, mentor, and speaker Brayden Black for a conversation about connection, confidence, and the mindset shifts that can completely change how you show up in your relationships and your life. He shares three actionable frameworks that can immediately change the way you interact with other people. We dive into the common things people do that actually hurt connection, why making people feel seen matters so much more than trying to impress them, and the simple questions that can instantly create deeper conversations. Most importantly, we talk about why so many of us expect the worst in dating, friendships, careers, and life—and how that mindset may be holding us back more than we realize. Brayden shares his “gold medal mindset,” how to stop operating from a victim mentality, and why your response to life matters more than the circumstances you’re facing. In this episode, you’ll learn: The conversation mistake that quietly kills connection The questions that instantly create deeper conversations Why trying to impress people often pushes connection away How to make people feel genuinely seen and remembered How to navigate dating, friendships, and professional relationships with more confidence Why expecting the worst may be sabotaging your future The “gold medal mindset” that can change how you approach opportunities How to stop operating from a victim mindset and take ownership of your life If connection feels hard right now—or life feels like it’s happening to you—I think this episode will really help. Connect with Brayden: Instagram: @_brayden.black Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett
One moment, Hunter Rasmussen was planning his future, navigating relationships, working long hours, dreaming about owning a ranch, and figuring out life in his twenties. The next, everything changed. After a hunting accident left him fighting for his life and ultimately losing his leg, Hunter found himself facing pain, uncertainty, and an identity crisis he never saw coming. The athlete. The outdoorsman. The version of life he had planned, it all felt gone overnight. In this episode, Hunter shares the full story of the accident, the miraculous moments that followed, and what it’s looked like to rebuild his life through faith, patience, forgiveness, and choosing God every single day, even when life hasn’t gone according to plan. We talk about: 1. How to move forward when your life changes overnight 2. Rebuilding your identity after loss 3. Why patience can feel so painful—but necessary 4. Forgiving someone who changed your life forever 5. Creating routines that help you through anxiety, grief, and uncertainty 6. Trusting God when life looks nothing like you planned If you’re in a season where your life feels delayed, rerouted, or completely different than what you imagined, this conversation will remind you that your story isn’t over. Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Hunter: Instagram: @1_legged_hunter TikTok: @1leggedhunter
There’s a version of your life you want. But if you’re honest, you probably don’t fully let yourself go there. Because hoping for it feels risky. If you really want it, and it doesn’t happen, that disappointment hits harder. So instead, you stay somewhere in the middle. You work hard, you show up, but you don’t fully expect things to work out. In this episode, I sit down with Blake Barney to talk about a phrase he lives by: “Hope for the highest.” And not in a cliché way—but in a way that actually changes how you think, act, and build your life. In this episode you'll learn: Why we default to expecting the worst (especially in our 20s) How your expectations quietly shape your actions and opportunities The difference between measuring your life by outcomes vs. effort How habits like vision boards, affirmations, and environment actually rewire your thinking The idea of co-creating your life with God , instead of waiting for clarity or confidence first And how to keep going when nothing seems to be working (even when you feel behind) Blake also shares his experience working toward a goal for years with no visible progress—and what it taught him about consistency, identity, and trusting the process. This conversation is for anyone who feels stuck between wanting more and being scared to fully believe it’s possible. Because maybe the shift isn’t doing more. It’s learning how to hope for the highest—and live like it’s possible. Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Blake: Instagram @blakebarney
If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly starting over with your health, this episode is for you. Because the problem usually isn’t that you don’t care. It’s that you’ve been taught to approach health in a way that isn’t sustainable . All-or-nothing routines. Extreme plans. Trying to become your “ideal self” overnight. And then when it doesn’t stick, you feel like you failed. In this episode, I’m joined by Natalie Wilson - a fitness coach whose entire philosophy is built around sustainable health, realistic routines, and progress over perfection. But this conversation isn’t just about workouts. It’s about learning how to build consistency in a way that actually fits your life — and shifting your mindset so health becomes something that supports you, not something that overwhelms you. We talk about why most people struggle to stay consistent, what actually works long-term, and how to stop feeling like you’re constantly starting over. ✨ What you’ll learn: The 3 shifts that make healthy habits actually stick Why motivation isn’t the thing you should rely on How to build routines that fit your real life (not your ideal one) The biggest mistakes people make when trying to “get healthy” How to stop starting over every time you miss a day Why extremes and perfectionism are keeping you stuck How to build a healthier relationship with your body and yourself 💬 Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett 🤍 Connect with Natalie: Instagram: @natwilsonfitness App & Workouts: (insert her app link here)
In your 20s, it can feel like you’re doing everything right… and still somehow falling behind. You’re working, trying to build a life you actually want, navigating relationships, figuring out your faith, and instead of clarity, you’re left with more questions. About God. About timing. About who you’re supposed to become. And if you’re honest, sometimes it feels like everyone else got the memo except you. In this episode, I sit down with Hank Smith - BYU professor and co-host of the Follow Him podcast - to talk about what’s actually going on underneath that feeling. Because what if the reason you feel disconnected from God isn’t because you’re doing something wrong? What if it’s because no one ever taught you what that relationship is supposed to feel like? We talk about spiritual disconnection, overthinking, feeling behind in life, and how to build a relationship with God that actually feels real; not forced, not performative, but personal. This episode is for anyone who: feels like their life doesn’t look how they thought it would is tired of feeling behind struggles to feel close to God or just wants something that feels honest and grounding You’re not behind. You’re not forgotten. And you’re not doing this wrong. In this episode, we talk about: Why feeling “behind” might not mean what you think it does What to do when you feel disconnected from God The gap between expectations vs. reality in your 20s How to actually build a relationship with God Why your life still has purpose, even if it doesn’t look how you planned If this episode resonates with you, send it to someone who’s been feeling the same way. Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast TikTok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Hank: Instagram: @hankrsmith Podcast: Follow Him
Why do so many men feel exhausted, disconnected, and unfulfilled—but struggle to say they’re sad? In this episode of Twenty Something , Liv sits down with men’s coach Nate Johansen to unpack the emotional reality behind burnout—and why it’s often misunderstood. Because what if burnout isn’t just about doing too much… but about being disconnected from who you are? Nate shares why so many men are taught to suppress emotion, how that shows up as exhaustion, isolation, and disconnection, and why so many people feel stuck in lives that don’t fully feel like their own. If you’re a man, this episode will help you understand what you’re actually feeling—and why. And if you’re trying to better support the men in your life, this will give you a perspective you may have never considered. But this conversation is also about all of us. It’s about the quiet ways we ignore what we feel, the roles we step into without questioning, and what happens when we keep pushing through instead of slowing down. In this episode, we talk about: Why burnout might actually be emotional disconnection The difference between feeling “exhausted” and actually being depressed How fear and shame shape the decisions we make Why avoiding your emotions keeps you stuck What it looks like to reconnect with yourself Whether you’re trying to understand yourself—or someone you love—this episode will shift the way you see it all. Because maybe you don’t need to fix your life. Maybe you just need to reconnect with yourself. Connect with Liv: Instagram: @twentysomething_podcast Tiktok: @twentysomething_podcast YouTube: @TwentySomething-OliviaBurnett Connect with Nate Johansen: Instagram: @nate_johansen
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