Shownotes
Radiant Icons, this one's for you.
In this tea time sesh, Amanda sits down with Hannah and Jessica of the Fashionably Single podcast for a bold, unfiltered conversation about what it really means to be iconic in your single girl season.
This isn’t a “waiting to be chosen” era — it’s a choosing yourself era.
The trio dives into redefining singlehood in your late 20s and 30s, breaking the stigma around being unmarried, and embracing independence as a power move — not a placeholder. From navigating past relationships, marriage, and breakups to learning how to be alone without feeling lonely, this conversation is your reminder that single does not mean lacking.
There’s laughter (including chaotic hike-date stories), real friendship tea, and a powerful reflection on what their 20-year-old selves would be proud of today.
If you’ve ever felt behind, pressured, or questioned for being single — this episode is your permission slip to embrace your timeline, own your softness and your strength, and remember:
Your single season isn’t a gap year.
It’s a glow-up era.
Plus, Hannah and Jessica give us a sneak peek at Fashionably Single Season 2 — and how they’re leaning even deeper into friendship, fashion, and fully enjoying the now.
Connect with Fashionably Single:
Connect with Hannah and Jessica on Instagram!
Connect with Amanda:
Secure your spot for our next Iconic Behavior Masterclass!
Stream the Radiant Reign Era Playlist!
Discover your iconic signature scent with Oakcha!
Got a question for Amanda or a topic you'd love to hear discussed on a future episode? Submit your question to the "Dare To Be Iconic Hotline" today!
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Dare To Be Iconic
00:54 Masterclass Announcement
01:50 Welcome our Everyday Icons: Hannah and Jessica
05:49 Saying Yes to Connections
07:33 Yin Yang Friendship Energy
17:19 Redefining Single Girl Season
21:37 Lessons From Going Solo
22:25 Learning Self Love
23:16 Monthly Treat Yourself
25:23 Glow Up Habits
28:24 Hike Date Chaos
34:12 Lessons In Friendship
41:45 See you next week!
Transcripts
What's up, radiant icons and welcome back to Dare To Be
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:Iconic, the podcast made for icons
who are daring to be themselves.
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:I'm your host, Amanda Paolicelli.
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:And for today's tea Time sesh, we
are spilling the tea with the iconic
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:and dynamic duo of Fashionably
single Hannah and Jessica.
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:We spilled the tea on friendship,
owning your power, and falling in
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:love with yourself and a few jokes,
honestly, not even a few jokes.
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:Those girls are some of the funniest
girls I have ever met in my entire
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:life, and you will not stop laughing
during this tea time session,
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:I promise you, radiant icons.
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:But before we do that, radiant icons,
I dare you to join me on Sunday, March
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:22nd at 1:00 PM Eastern for our first
masterclass of:
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:past, fall in love with the future.
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:This masterclass is designed
to turn your pain into power.
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:A specialty of mine if I say so
myself, and we are doing it together
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:because in 2026 we are being resilient.
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:We are being strong because
strong is sexy radiant icons and
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:we are daring to do it together.
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:I cannot wait to see you there.
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:So make sure to secure your spot
today by going to daretobeiconic.com
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:under the empowerment Events section, or
clicking the link in the show notes below.
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:And now that we have done all
of that radiant icons, let's
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:get to that piping hot tea.
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:Let's spill the tea
with Jessica and Hannah.
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:Are you ready?
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:Radiance icons because your
tea time sesh is starting now.
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:Hannah and Jessica.
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:Oh my goodness.
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:I am so excited for today's tea time.
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:sesh welcome to Dare to Be Iconic.
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:I have to tell you guys, when I first
listened to Fashionably Single, I got
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:very like sex in the city, the bold type.
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:Are you guys familiar with
the bull type by any chance?
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:It was on Freeform.
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:Fashionably Single: I have not.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Oh my.
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:Okay.
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:First off, you need to watch it.
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:Okay.
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:That's actually the first thing
you have to do after this tee time
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:session is you need to go on HBO Max.
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:You can go on Netflix, wherever
it is, and I need you to watch it
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:automatically and then text me, because
when I listen to Fashionly single, I
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:think of Sex in the City, and I think
of the bold type with Austin Vibes.
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:So what I'm telling you is that I need you
guys to start a reality show, basically.
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:Fashionably Single: Oh,
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:Amanda Paolicelli: okay.
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:Fashionably Single: My gosh.
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:Our reality show be crazy.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: And that's exactly
why, and that's exactly why you
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:guys would beat the Kardashians.
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:Okay.
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:That's just what I'm saying.
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:Okay.
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:Oh heck yeah.
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:So, um, that's, that's what I need
because you guys are so iconic.
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:Um, but speaking of you guys just
being iconic, we have to get into
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:some dare to be iconic essentials.
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:So.
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:What does the phrase dare
to be iconic mean to you?
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:And how do you dare to be
iconic in your everyday life?
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:Fashionably Single: You wanna go first?
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:Yeah, sure.
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:Okay.
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:So I think daring to be iconic to me
means being confident in your own skin,
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:being fearless, um, and being bold.
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:And I think I live that in my
everyday life just by being myself.
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:I.
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:I like to romanticize my life.
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:I lived, I like to live a soft girl life.
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:I love to just sit at a cafe
by myself and read or write.
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:And then I also like to go out with
my friends and get dressed up and
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:get cute, but I just love doing
what I love to do in the moment
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:and just take it day by day period.
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:Amanda Paolicelli:
Jessica, what about you?
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:Fashionably Single: I think for
me, when I think of like, what does
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:dare to be iconic mean to me, I
really focus on the word iconic.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And so.
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:It, I, I, I wanna translate it
into dare to make an impact.
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:'cause when I think of iconic,
it means like it's impactful.
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:Okay.
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:Did I strike the nerve?
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Yes.
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:I love it.
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:No, I love it.
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:It's like so good.
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:It's like piping hot tea.
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:Okay.
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:I'm sorry.
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:Keep going.
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:I'm so sorry.
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:So good.
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:Fashionably Single: So I think
of like, when you wake up every
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:morning, you should be thinking,
how am I gonna make an impact today?
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:Or what is the impact
that I'm gonna make today?
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:It could be something personal
like your family, your career,
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:yourself, your health, or it
could be on a much larger scale.
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:So I mean, you could think of like, how am
I gonna make an impact in my community or
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:in the world if you wanna go like grand.
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:But I really do think it is how
dare to make a positive impact.
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:That's how I interpret it.
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:And then for me, in my own personal
life, um, I would say I represent
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:the iconic vibe by just taking risks.
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:I feel like I've always had this
mentality of, if I want to try
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:something, what is stopping me?
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:And 99% of the time it's
nothing except for myself.
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:And I refuse to let like imposter syndrome
or feelings of inadequacy stop me from
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:having this experience or opportunities.
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:So that's, that's what I think it is.
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:It's just, for me, it's just
every day just taking a risk.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: So you guys
are daring to make an impact
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:through Fashionably Single.
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:You guys are daring to be bold, daring
to be fearless in your own ways, right?
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:And your podcast is an honest
reflection of that, right?
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And you guys have this instant
chemistry that you can feel
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:through the Mic Radiance icons.
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:If you have not listened to Fashionly
Single, you honestly are missing out and
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:you need to stop this episode and you
need to go listen to Fashionly single
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:and then come back to this one, okay?
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:Okay.
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:But any who?
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:Anyway, I just love that you can
feel the chemistry through the mic.
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:And so how do you know when
to say yes to new connections?
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:Even when it feels random or
risky, because correct me if I'm
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:wrong, the way Fashionably single
started was because of a random
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:connection that we didn't see coming.
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:Right, right.
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:I know I'm trying to tease
it, but you know what I mean.
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:Fashionably Single: Yeah.
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:I, I will say that the way that
Hannah and I met was, it was
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:unconventional, I think, but it was
probably one of the best stories
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:that I have when I'm like, oh yeah.
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:You know, like Hannah is one of my best
friends and we didn't meet in the, the
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:most, like, I don't know, you'll just
have to go listen to the episodes Exactly.
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:After.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Exactly.
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:Fashionably Single: But, um.
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:I would say for, for me, it's like I
love meeting people and I love talking
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:to people, and I am the type of person
that's just gonna, like, if I'm sitting
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:at a bar and somebody's sitting next to
me, I'm gonna lean over and be like, Hey.
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:What are you reading?
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:Yeah.
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:If they're reading a book,
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:Amanda Paolicelli: my Worst Nightmare,
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:Fashionably Single: Hannah and I are
very different, but it, but it works.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: You guys
are like the yin and yang.
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:Okay.
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:Like, I love it.
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:Yeah.
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:Like you have to, you
have to have that balance.
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:Fashionably Single: So I think
it's, I think the, the random
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:connections that appear in your
life for the random opportunities
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:to meet someone are some of the.
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:Best because I always look at it as like,
one, a networking opportunity, like how is
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:this new person going to come in my life
and how are we gonna benefit each other?
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:But then also two, just taking
the time to meet someone.
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:I, I just think it's so, it's
just such a great experience.
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:I love it.
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:Hannah's gonna say something else.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: No, it's okay.
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:I love it.
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:'cause we all are daring
to be ourselves, right?
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:We have all these different perspectives.
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:Like I am more like you Jess.
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:Like when Hannah was saying on Fashionably
single about like Jess is the one
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:to be like talking on the airplane
next to their like plane partner.
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:Okay.
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:Where whatever the phrasing is.
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:Okay.
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:Like I just remember laughing
and I being like, yep, that's me.
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:I am Jessica in that moment.
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:Like I am the person who talks, but
my sister is like Hannah, where my
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:sister would not do that at all.
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:In fact, she judges me for doing that.
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:You know what I'm saying?
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:So it actually, the thought
of like sitting at a bar and
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:then somebody else at the bar.
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:Turning to me and wanting to talk to
me, that is like not the reason why I
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:Fashionably Single: That is so funny.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: It's so
crazy that we're friends.
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:Fashionably Single: I know.
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:Because it really is when I'm,
when when we're out like and about
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:and I'm, I randomly am talking to
someone, I can see her face being
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:like, oh my God, to wrap this up.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
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:So I'm pretty,
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:Fashionably Single: I would,
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:Amanda Paolicelli: I don't
know, I guess I'm introverted.
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:Okay.
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:But not like with my group of people.
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:Fashionably Single: Yeah.
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:But
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:Amanda Paolicelli: yeah, so when
I, it takes me, I'm very like in
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:my shell when I meet new people.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And I feel like it's an
intuition thing for me.
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:Like it's just a, uh, kind of
trust my gut thing if I feel like
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:letting you into my inner circle.
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:But Jessica is pretty instant.
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:Don't.
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:Fashionably Single: It wa it It's
crazy though, because the first time
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:we met I was, I was actually shocked
at how like, well we got along.
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:Yeah.
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:I just remember laughing a lot.
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:Yeah.
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:The whole time.
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:The whole time.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: I think I'm
gonna be laughing throughout
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:this entire tea time sesh.
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:'cause you, yeah, right.
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:Fashionably Single: And we
ended up, I think we were
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:there for what, like two hours.
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:Two hours?
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:Amanda Paolicelli: That's how,
you know, it's a good friendship.
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:You know what I mean?
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:Like when you can just like.
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:Keep talking to the person and
you're like, oh my goodness.
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:It's like 3:00 AM
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:Yeah.
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:Yeah.
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:Like where did the time go?
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:And it only feels like
two minutes has passed by.
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:Yeah.
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:That's how you know it's a real
friendship and one of the things I love
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:about Fashionly Single is that it's
an honest reflection about your life.
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:It reflects your friendship.
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:So how do you use those everyday moments?
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:Right.
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:Jessica- talking to someone in the
bar and Hannah being like, oh my
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:God, like please, like, please stop.
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:How do you use those everyday
moments to practice showing up
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:boldly and unapologetically?
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:Fashionably Single: You know, if
Jessica does start talking to strangers
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:or if I am in a situation, you know,
I have, I have another friend who is
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:also very talkative, just like Jessica
and I just try and be positive and,
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:you know, it is, it is a good way
to meet people and make connections.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:I need to, I definitely
need to be more open to it.
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:Um.
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:Like networking.
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:I feel like I was just, unless this
was a dream, but I feel like I was
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:just somewhere, oh, I went to a baby
shower and like I didn't know that many
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:people, but I was talking to people.
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:You'd have been so proud of me.
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:Wow.
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:That is so
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:I have like real
conversations with strangers.
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:That's amazing.
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:That's great.
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:I'm very proud.
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:I remember their names.
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:Wow.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
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:Fashionably Single: That's impressive.
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:I do think that it's.
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:It's like a balance.
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:Okay.
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:Like we kind of push each
other in different ways.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And so just how you're saying, like,
I'm out there talking and she's a little
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:bit more reserved, but there's a lot of
things that I am reserved on, especially
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:the fashion aspect of our podcast.
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:Ah.
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:I don't know.
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:I mean, I don't, it's not my thing.
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:I appreciate it and I think
anybody that understands fashion.
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:That's amazing because
I don't get it at all.
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:And so there are things that Hannah
will like push me to try on, or if
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:she's like, you should wear that, or
this, or this is how you style that.
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:I, I do feel like we do push each
other in different aspects of mm-hmm.
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:Of our, like what, what we have
for strengths and weaknesses.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:Would you agree?
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:Yeah.
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:No, I think we compliment each
other in that way very well.
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:Like if it was the end of the world.
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:And you had a map, don't mind
that you had to get somewhere.
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:She wouldn't be able to
get anywhere without me.
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:We're never gonna drop this.
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:Let me ask you really quick,
Amanda can please, can you
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:read a map, like a paper map?
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:Wait, wait, wait.
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:If somebody gave you a paper map and you
knew where you were on the map and you
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:needed to get to point B, would you be
able to read that map and get to point B?
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Okay,
so I'm like embarrassed.
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:Fashionably Single: No, no.
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:Please say it.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: I, I, I
would not, I'm 27 years old.
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:You heard it here first.
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:radiant icons.
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:I'm 27 years old and I would not
know how to get from point A to B.
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:Um, I also don't drive a car
even though I do have a license.
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:So there's like that too.
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:Like I know I'm directionally challenged.
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:Like if you, if you saw me in Spain
trying to figure out that train system.
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:Oh.
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:I'm surprised I made it out
alive, to be honest with you.
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:I really, I, I am very surprised.
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:Fashionably Single: So
we've been another point.
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:Yeah.
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:We've been having this debate for
the last, last 24 hours about how
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:I, oh, please tell me about it.
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:Read a map.
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:I'm not, I'm in my thirties and I
don't, I I'm directionally challenged.
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:She gets that's okay.
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:Every time she has to
with GPS, she gets lost.
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:Every time she has to go somewhere
in Austin, she takes the wrong turn.
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:My brain's just going and
I'm not paying attention.
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:But when it comes to a,
like a parchment map,
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:Amanda Paolicelli: yes,
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:Fashionably Single: I, I am.
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:It's not gonna happen.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: A parchment map
I love, I mean, if it's not gonna
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:happen with somebody telling you
the directions, I, you're right.
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:I don't think it's gonna happen.
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:I could have been a visual learner.
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:Fashionably Single: You also
have the visual on your cart.
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:Okay, continue.
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:Amanda, we're sorry.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: No, this
is all very debate last night.
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:No, I love it.
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:I love it.
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:Because you know what?
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:You guys are just daring to be iconic.
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:Like you're daring to be yourselves.
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:You're owning that you
are directly challenged.
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:Hannah is like, I know you
cannot make it anywhere without
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:me like you are owning that.
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:So sweet.
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:Fashionably Single: She drives
my car wherever we drive.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Driving.
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:She drives your car driving.
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:Fashionably Single: Oh yeah.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: So you're
the passenger princess.
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:Fashionably Single: Absolutely.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: And
that's on periodt though.
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:I'm, I, I'm like, I have aspects
of Hannah and I have aspects of
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:Jessica, like this is very, we
should do like a personality quiz.
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:Like I feel like we should do like
a Fashionly single personality.
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:It's like those Buzz Sprout quizzes that
you would take in the middle of AP Psych.
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:You know what I mean?
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:Because you don't wanna pay attention.
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:Absolutely.
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:So you would just take the bus.
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:Or not Buzzsprout, buzzfeed quizzes.
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:You know what I mean?
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:And just be like, oh, who do I have today?
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:And it's like, oh, am I Jessica?
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:Or I'm more like Hannah.
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:Like, that's what you guys should do.
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:Fashionably Single: That
would be really cute.
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:That would be so fun.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Like I
feel like that's so good.
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:And then I'll take it and I'll let
you know who I'm more like, but I feel
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:Fashionably Single: That's a great idea.
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:I love that idea.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: You're welcome.
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:You're welcome.
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:Since we're, you know, speaking about
your podcast being a very public
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:reflection of your life, I mean, we
just got a snippet of it right now, of
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:what to expecton fashionably single.
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:Can you think of a time of
when you held back and then
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:you decided to fully speak up?
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:What did that teach you
about your own power?
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:Fashionably Single: So actually I have
a, when I was reading this question.
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:There was something that
immediately popped into my mind.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Ooh.
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:Fashionably Single: And
even then I was like, Ooh.
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:I was like, I don't know if I
wanna actually say that on here.
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:I was like, well, you know what?
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:You already put it on your podcast, but
there's an episode, a specific episode,
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:um, and I think it's the episode where
Hannah and I are discussing different
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:types of griefs, and I started to share.
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:Story, um, that involved my, my ex and I
even paused in the episode and I was like,
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:'cause I
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:Amanda Paolicelli: remember that.
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:Yes.
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:Fashionably Single: I was like, it might
make me sound like a shitty person.
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:And then I, I was like, you know what?
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:I'm just gonna go with it because
what's great about editing, I was
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:like, I can always take it out later.
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:But I ended up leaving it in.
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:Um, because I, it was a situation
where I don't think I handled it in the
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:best way, and it ended up hurting him.
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:And so I was like, man, I don't
wanna put myself in that light.
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:But then I thought about transparency
and how powerful that is.
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:When I'm listening to, like when I first
listened to your podcast, I was like,
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:man, I was going through something that
very similar to you, what you had gone
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:through in different variations and
forms, but the feelings were the same.
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:And I was like, it's so nice to
know that I don't feel alone.
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:So I was like, if somebody
listens to this story.
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:They're like, you know what?
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:I've been in the same situation and
I've kind of been not the best person.
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:Uh, and that's nice to know
that I'm not the only one.
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:So that's why I just kind of
went for it, even though I
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:definitely had some reservations.
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:What I thought of was just my, kind
of my relationship overall with my ex.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:I feel like I really, I.
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:Lost myself in that relationship.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And like dimmed myself a lot
to appease him and like be the
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:woman I thought that he wanted.
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:Um, so definitely, you know, towards
the end of our relationship, I started
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:I think being more myself again, and
also just voicing, um, my opinions
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:more and how I was feeling more.
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:And then eventually
that led to our breakup.
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:I, you know, I still have love for him.
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:I think he's a great guy.
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:For someone else.
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:He never, you know, he was a great partner
in many ways, but I am so proud of myself
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:for making the decision to leave him.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:Amanda Paolicelli: Like it was the
hardest decision I've ever made.
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:Yeah.
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:It flipped my life upside down.
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:But that was definitely, I think,
an iconic moment for me to do that.
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:I think there is so much power
in choosing yourself and leaning
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:into that vulnerability of mm-hmm.
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:Owning your truth.
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:There is a stigma about being single in
your late twenties and in your thirties.
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:Mm-hmm.
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:And I think what is so powerful
about your podcast and what you guys
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:are doing is that you are kind of
redefining that narrative, right?
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:And taking that power back and showing
other young women that are in this single
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:girl season, single girl era of their
life, that it's not all gloom and doom.
436
:It's the exact opposite, right?
437
:And it starts with that choice of choosing
yourself and honoring that commitment.
438
:So, how are you owning your voice in
this single girl season of your life?
439
:What is one bold, risky move that you have
taken since starting Fashionably Single
440
:and kind of seen the impact it has made?
441
:Fashionably Single: I think, I don't
know, I don't wanna speak for both of
442
:us, but I'm, I mean, think honestly
just starting this podcast, like taking
443
:the risk to put our kind of personal
lives out there, um, and then really
444
:embrace being single and just kind of.
445
:I mean, I know we, you just said
something that resonated with me, which
446
:was there is a stigma about being like
in your late twenties and thirties.
447
:I mean, I feel like in my early
thirties, I felt it a lot, and even
448
:when you know, my ex and I were
separating 'cause I was married.
449
:There was a lot of shame that came with
it of like, oh my gosh, I like failed
450
:and I'm supposed to be married at this
time and everybody has like family, you
451
:know, is together in the relationships.
452
:So there was a lot of shame that
I had to learn how to let go.
453
:This podcast honestly has really helped
define for me, just embracing that it's
454
:okay to be single and it's kind of fun.
455
:We were talking about season two
and what we wanna talk about and we
456
:were discussing how we are actually
really happy being single right now.
457
:Like we both have a lot
going on in our lives.
458
:We're, you know, have trips
planned, we're working on
459
:business stuff, you know, we're.
460
:Really thriving, I think.
461
:Yeah.
462
:Being in our thirties and single.
463
:And so we were like, we're gonna
talk about that more in season two
464
:rather than, you know, focusing
so much on the actual dating.
465
:Like, we'll focus on the not dating,
um, and just living in that, I think.
466
:Yeah.
467
:And then also too, still being
open to like going on a date.
468
:Like we're not Oh, yeah.
469
:Cutting out.
470
:We love love.
471
:I love love, I love men.
472
:Definitely.
473
:Like we're, we're not cutting that
out, but like there's also just
474
:nothing wrong with being single.
475
:No, no.
476
:We like, yeah.
477
:But it's okay to be single until we find
that right person that we wanna be with.
478
:And I think for me.
479
:I, I'm also surrounded, I work, I
work in a restaurant, I'm a bartender.
480
:Mm-hmm.
481
:And I work with a lot of, like young
people, a lot of girl, well get girls and
482
:guys that are in their, like late teens,
early twenties or like mid twenties.
483
:Um, most of them are younger
than me, so, and they're all
484
:going through relationship stuff.
485
:Like a few of my friends just, you
know, are going through breakups
486
:or thinking about breaking up and
sometimes they say things like, I just.
487
:I'm like getting old.
488
:Like I really thought I
was gonna marry this guy.
489
:Mm-hmm.
490
:I wanted to be with him forever.
491
:Like, what am I gonna do now?
492
:I don't have that much time.
493
:Like I wanna be married by 30.
494
:And it's funny because you know, if you
would've asked me 10 years ago when I was
495
:21 working in a restaurant, I would've
probably been saying the same things.
496
:Same.
497
:And I kind of wanna be that example to
my friends and other girls that there is
498
:nothing wrong with being 30 and single.
499
:Absolutely not.
500
:There's so much learning of, of
life that you still have to do
501
:in your twenties, and so mm-hmm.
502
:For me, I look a lot, I, I definitely
look back on like getting married
503
:so young and just thinking like
we were babies and then we grew up
504
:into two totally different people.
505
:And so it's like, I wonder what
would've happened if he and I would've
506
:met, you know, in our thirties.
507
:Would we have, would it have worked?
508
:You know?
509
:So it's just interesting.
510
:I think a lot of times
people just rush into things.
511
:I definitely was one of 'em, but
um, yeah, I say just take your
512
:time and being single's okay.
513
:It's great.
514
:Amanda Paolicelli: What's the
biggest lesson that you've learned
515
:on the single girl journey?
516
:Fashionably Single: Being
okay with being alone.
517
:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
518
:' Fashionably Single: cause I think when
people hear the word alone, it's like,
519
:Amanda Paolicelli: um, it's
scary to them, you know?
520
:Fashionably Single: Yeah.
521
:And like a negative connotation to it.
522
:But I'm like actually being alone.
523
:There is something so nice about it.
524
:Now I'm still working on like being quiet.
525
:Like we were just talking in
the car and Hannah was like,
526
:sometimes silence is okay.
527
:And I was like,
528
:Amanda Paolicelli: I'm so dead.
529
:That's another one of my quotes.
530
:Can you put that on a t-shirt shirt?
531
:Like that's too good.
532
:Fashionably Single: I was like,
but I need the silence to end.
533
:Amanda Paolicelli: That's fair.
534
:Because I think like your brain
just keeps going, type five
535
:Fashionably Single: that I just have
so many things I wanna talk about.
536
:Mm-hmm.
537
:And so,
538
:Amanda Paolicelli: yeah.
539
:I think for me it's like, I've heard
this before, you need to love yourself
540
:before you can, you know, be loved or be
in a relationship and I think, mm-hmm.
541
:This time that I've taken to learn about
myself as a single woman in my thirties,
542
:um, has really made me believe that,
'cause I do like truly love myself now,
543
:and I feel like I would be able to let
somebody in and truly love me as well.
544
:Fashionably Single: Mm-hmm.
545
:Amanda Paolicelli: I think the
concept of loving yourself is
546
:foreign to a lot of people.
547
:You know what I mean?
548
:Mm-hmm.
549
:Like choosing ourselves, loving ourselves.
550
:So what would be like your, like
Hannah's go-to guide mm-hmm.
551
:To learn how to fall in love with herself.
552
:Right.
553
:Or in how can I be my own best friend?
554
:So what would yours be, Hannah?
555
:Fashionably Single: I am like the
bestest friend to myself ever.
556
:Okay.
557
:I am too good.
558
:I don't say no to myself and I, I need
to, can I tell her what you said the
559
:other, the other day about the gifting?
560
:And you're gonna, I don't
remember what I said, so, okay.
561
:So I'm gonna say it we were planning,
or she was planning, and she was
562
:like, I'm going to gift myself one
present every month and like just
563
:a, like a purchase for myself.
564
:And I was like, for.
565
:Birthday and like year long birthday,
and she was like, no, just for being me.
566
:Amanda Paolicelli: You know what,
Hannah, that's a very me thing too.
567
:I get, I was, I literally like,
I kid you not, I was literally
568
:thinking that the other day.
569
:I was like, I should do
something for myself every month.
570
:Like get myself a gift for
like a luxurious experience.
571
:Yeah.
572
:I support that.
573
:Fashionably Single: I
574
:Amanda Paolicelli: was like.
575
:Fashionably Single: Did you
ever watch Parks and Rec?
576
:Did y'all ever watch Parks and Rec?
577
:Amanda Paolicelli: No, I did not.
578
:Fashionably Single: Y'all should.
579
:'cause there's this whole
like, treat yourself day.
580
:Um, it's like a big thing, but that's
what it, that's what it makes me think of.
581
:Where it's just one day where
these two characters just spend a
582
:shit ton of money on themself, but
like, uh, on ridiculous things.
583
:But it's one day outta the year.
584
:Only Hannah has one day outta the.
585
:Every month.
586
:Amanda Paolicelli: Every month.
587
:I think that's great.
588
:Honestly, Hannah, that's like, that's
you just daring to be yourself.
589
:You know?
590
:Like that's you.
591
:And like Jessica won't do that 'cause
that's not her and that's okay.
592
:Yeah.
593
:But I'm with you, Hannah.
594
:Treat yourself every month.
595
:Absolutely.
596
:I'm like, I'm just fun.
597
:Period.
598
:Love life.
599
:Live life.
600
:Jessica is business all the time.
601
:Fashionably Single: Budget, business.
602
:Oh God, I know.
603
:Budget.
604
:We don't say the B word with Hannah.
605
:I'm like, I can help me budget.
606
:And she's like, oh, no,
607
:Amanda Paolicelli: no.
608
:I don't wanna hear the
word chills up my spine.
609
:I can't.
610
:Oh my goodness.
611
:Okay.
612
:So treating yourself once every month.
613
:Okay.
614
:What, what are some other steps,
Hannah, that you would recommend
615
:to the radiant icons listening to
this who are like, you know what,
616
:I need to fall in love with myself.
617
:I'm gonna do what Hannah says.
618
:Um, definitely invest
in like your health, so.
619
:You know, if you haven't been working out
consistently, definitely find something
620
:you enjoy doing that moves your body.
621
:Fashionably Single: Mm-hmm.
622
:Eat healthy foods, like fix up your diet.
623
:I think investing before you invest
in like your look or your like makeup,
624
:I would definitely invest in good
skincare, like making yourself glow
625
:and getting like a good hair routine.
626
:For sure.
627
:Um.
628
:Then we were talking about this, but
just being comfortable in yourself.
629
:Like, I love, I love going out by myself.
630
:Mm-hmm.
631
:Amanda Paolicelli: Like going out to
eat, grabbing a drink, going to read,
632
:going to a cafe, going on a walk.
633
:I just, I love doing things alone.
634
:Silence.
635
:Fashionably Single: I like gonna the
movies alone, but that's about it.
636
:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
637
:I think just investing in
your health and I think.
638
:A big thing for me is I think
if you look good, like if you
639
:do your hair and makeup mm-hmm.
640
:And dress well, it makes you
feel better and that radiates
641
:confidence and people can see that.
642
:Mm-hmm.
643
:I love that.
644
:I agree with that.
645
:I think when I, when I do my face
of makeup and my, I have a new lip
646
:combo so I'm like so obsessed with it.
647
:I'm like, oh my God.
648
:Yeah, I'm that girl.
649
:Like, period.
650
:No one can tell me anything.
651
:Like it's me and my lip convo
against the world, you know?
652
:Um,
653
:Fashionably Single: I'll say
too that you, your heel videos,
654
:I'm like, I wanna do that.
655
:Amanda Paolicelli: You
need to, you need to, yes.
656
:I
657
:Fashionably Single: looked
at them so many times.
658
:Me too.
659
:And I'll say,
660
:this is, I, I'm like, I wanna try it.
661
:And I'm getting closer too, but
that's a little bit like, whoa.
662
:And I'm like, it's, it's fun though.
663
:But it looks so fun.
664
:What?
665
:I'm thinking about you dancing in heels.
666
:Oh
667
:yeah.
668
:I can't walk in heels.
669
:I was like, wait a second.
670
:If I make Jessica wear heels
anywhere, it is constant complaints.
671
:Fashionably Single: Yes.
672
:Constant.
673
:Because we're moving in a straight
line and you walk like a cheetah, so
674
:you go so fast, and I don't do that.
675
:But she's dancing.
676
:You're staying in pretty
much a tiny little spot.
677
:There's a lot of floor movement.
678
:Amanda Paolicelli: Oh, well, no.
679
:Okay.
680
:There's not.
681
:It depends on the instructor, because
my instructors like to kill me.
682
:I love you Brianna and Ashley.
683
:I know you listened to this podcast
with a, like the other day, Brianna
684
:was like, okay, I know last week
I killed your knees, but we're
685
:gonna start on the floor again.
686
:I said, Brianna, my knees
are still recovering.
687
:What are we doing here?
688
:Fashionably Single:
Some of those movements.
689
:I'm like, how she was just down,
how did she get up that fast?
690
:It would've taken like
691
:Amanda Paolicelli: I girl, I don't know.
692
:I don't know how I got up either,
693
:Fashionably Single: but that
it does, it looks so fun.
694
:Thank And that's the thing
that I think you were saying is
695
:Amanda Paolicelli: it needs to do it,
696
:Fashionably Single: the movement.
697
:It doesn't have to be lifting weights.
698
:Yeah.
699
:I
700
:hate lifting
701
:weight, but it, it doesn't have to be
like weight training, just moving your
702
:body, like playing a sport or just.
703
:Walking, swimming, whatever it is.
704
:I think that I do agree with you.
705
:I think movement is so important.
706
:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
707
:Something that is actually
a joyful experience for you.
708
:Whether it's a heels
class, Pilates, a hike.
709
:I know you guys, um, what was it?
710
:Was Hannah Right?
711
:That went on a first date
712
:Fashionably Single: on a hike.
713
:Amanda Paolicelli: Hike,
714
:Fashionably Single: yeah.
715
:With a potential serial killer.
716
:Sure.
717
:Amanda Paolicelli: It was
718
:Fashionably Single: fun.
719
:Amanda Paolicelli: I
actually did really well.
720
:Fashionably Single: Yeah,
721
:Amanda Paolicelli: your life.
722
:Thank God.
723
:You know, God bless, right?
724
:I mean.
725
:You took me on a hike too.
726
:Our second time meeting side.
727
:Fashionably Single: Second time.
728
:Oh, we did?
729
:I got it.
730
:Amanda Paolicelli: Oh, because
of the directionally challenge.
731
:Oh, it's all clicking now.
732
:Now that I know.
733
:Fashionably Single: I was
like, Hey, let's go on a hike.
734
:And I normally go.
735
:I normally do very well on this one
trail, and then I got cocky and I was
736
:like, oh, you can take us off trail.
737
:We ended up like in a creek.
738
:She did not tell me we were going
off trail, by the way, the whole
739
:time I thought she knew what she
was doing and all of a sudden we're
740
:literally in the middle of the
woods and I'm like, wait a second.
741
:We have not been on a path
for a few minutes now and all.
742
:See her trees.
743
:Yeah.
744
:So did Hannah get you guys
outta that one, or no?
745
:She did.
746
:She did.
747
:You did never been there before.
748
:Amanda Paolicelli: So hannah, I have
to ask you something then, because,
749
:I can just tell there's a lot of
fun stories with you and Jessica.
750
:So can you spill the tea On a crazy
friendship story that you have
751
:not shared on fashionably single.
752
:So I'm talking like I dare to
be iconic exclusive, that you
753
:can't wait to spill the tea on.
754
:And Jessica, I'm gonna
ask you the same thing.
755
:So, and get ready.
756
:Fashionably Single: So the one that i'm
gonna tell is I was at Hannah's work and
757
:we were also with one of our friends, um,
Tomas, who's also been on the podcast.
758
:And, um, he had asked me,
oh, can I drive your car?
759
:And I was like, sure, yeah, we can zip.
760
:We were gonna go pick up some
food and then, and then come back.
761
:And so as Tomas gets in the front seat.
762
:I was in the passenger seat and
I'm in the backseat, not buckled.
763
:And, um, we were, we
weren't going too far.
764
:It was all, and you were
literally sitting in the middle,
765
:in the, sitting in the middle.
766
:And it was all very, we were literally
going around the corner and I always
767
:forget to tell people that my brakes are
so sensitive, so sensitive in my car.
768
:And so we're driving along and I think
I'm just like a happy little camper
769
:in the backseat, just minding my own
business, talking and he presses the
770
:brake, Hannah's in the passenger seat,
and I just go flying forward into the
771
:front and I mean, I, I literally was like,
oh my God, the concrete is gonna hurt
772
:so bad, I gonna go through the window.
773
:But when I came up and I
realized I wasn't dead.
774
:Hannah was like blue in the face from
laughing so hard and all Sweet tomas
775
:was like, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
776
:And Hannah was like,
777
:Amanda Paolicelli: and this is
why you need a reality show.
778
:Fashionably Single: It was no, and I
dunno if you said this, but we were
779
:literally in a parking lot of like the
domain, which is like a shopping area.
780
:So we were pulling out of the
parking lot and we were just.
781
:In the parking lot trying to get like onto
the road that goes in between the shops.
782
:'Cause we're probably literally
going like five miles an hour.
783
:Yeah.
784
:It was nothing.
785
:Amanda Paolicelli: It was hilarious.
786
:Fashionably Single: But I, I was like, my
face is gonna crack through the window.
787
:I was certain that it
was, immediate death.
788
:I know.
789
:I know, and then this is what I was
like, where's the, where's the care?
790
:Like you almost lost me.
791
:What was Tomas even doing?
792
:What do you mean?
793
:Was he laughing?
794
:No, he felt so bad.
795
:And then once he realized
I was still conscious.
796
:He was like, then he started laughing.
797
:I feel like, I just remember him
being really like he was in shock.
798
:He was in, no, me or him?
799
:Him.
800
:He was in shock because he
almost committed murder.
801
:It was a complete accident, and
honestly, it would've been my fault.
802
:I forgot to tell him that
my breaks are psycho, but,
803
:Amanda Paolicelli: and you also
didn't have your like seatbelt
804
:Fashionably Single: on?
805
:I didn't.
806
:And that again, my fault
didn't have my seatbelt.
807
:Always wear your seatbelt.
808
:This was the night that we were
getting our tarot cards read.
809
:Yeah.
810
:And then I feel like something
else happened, but then when
811
:we got into the parking garage
first, it took us like forever.
812
:This girl, she lives in the domain
in like an apartment complex.
813
:In the domain.
814
:Yeah.
815
:And it was so hard to find and then
to like get into the parking garage
816
:and figure based off the direction
she gave us, which was so confusing
817
:to like get up to the garage.
818
:And then when we got out of the car.
819
:I forget what I had.
820
:I had
821
:one, something did No, uh, keys.
822
:No, we, no, I had one job, which just
to bring a bottle of wine and I brought
823
:it, and then I asked Hannah to grab it
out of the car, and she grabbed it and
824
:then just decided to hurl it a hole, hur
it across the parking lot, just threw it
825
:and it shattered everywhere.
826
:Oh.
827
:Okay.
828
:That's not what happened.
829
:Okay.
830
:I was trying, I had like my tote bag and
I wasn't looking, and I like was putting
831
:it in my bag, but I missed the bag and so
it just fell on the floor and shattered
832
:everywhere in the Sobey's parking garage.
833
:But I could have sworn that we were
already frazzled about something.
834
:I feel like we had lost something.
835
:We, we couldn't figure out how
to get to the parking garage.
836
:But those are probably our two crazy
stories that we can think at this moment.
837
:Amanda Paolicelli: I love it.
838
:I mean, at the root of your friendship.
839
:We all can tell that
there is so much love.
840
:Like you guys have so
much love for each other.
841
:What is one quality?
842
:I'm so dead.
843
:I that you guys love each
other deep, deep down.
844
:Okay.
845
:That's why, that's why you guys
are so entertaining, because
846
:there's so much love there.
847
:And that's why you need to create a
reality show, please, and thank you.
848
:Um, but anyway, what is the biggest
lesson you have learned from each other
849
:on this journey of fashionably single?
850
:Fashionably Single: Ooh.
851
:You wanna go first?
852
:I think this whole podcast thing has
definitely been a learning experience.
853
:Like it's given me a
project and I like that.
854
:Um, is that what you've learned from me?
855
:I'm, first of all, I wasn't done.
856
:Oh, sorry.
857
:Amanda Paolicelli: Oh, I love the love.
858
:I love it.
859
:Oh.
860
:Fashionably Single:
Jessica's taught me patience.
861
:Oh
862
:yeah, that's true.
863
:It's no actually.
864
:Yeah.
865
:You have, and your children,
you've taught me, you,
866
:um.
867
:Taught me a lot.
868
:I think you've taught me that.
869
:I don't know if I want to be a mother.
870
:Oh my gosh.
871
:I have two kids and it's just a lot.
872
:And she's learning that.
873
:It's a lot.
874
:Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.
875
:But this is good.
876
:This is good that you're
teaching me these things.
877
:Fashionably Single: Oh, okay.
878
:I was like, positive things you, what
positive things have I taught you?
879
:Amanda Paolicelli: No, it's good because.
880
:This is something that everybody should
think about before they have children.
881
:Mm-hmm.
882
:Like, can you handle, that's fair.
883
:You know?
884
:Yeah.
885
:That is fair.
886
:Great point.
887
:Yes.
888
:You were putting a lot into
perspective for me in a good way.
889
:Mm-hmm.
890
:I like to be, you know, I'm
getting all of the sides.
891
:Fashionably Single: Yeah, that is true.
892
:Um,
893
:Amanda Paolicelli: yeah, you,
you've, you told me a lot.
894
:Mm-hmm.
895
:What
896
:Fashionably Single: else?
897
:Amanda Paolicelli: Just because
like, please listen to the,
898
:Fashionably Single: I would like to know,
899
:um, you can do, see if
you can do one more,
900
:Amanda Paolicelli: just like I don't A
lot of Nice, well, because I know you're
901
:gonna wanna play this like before you
go to bed or early in the morning as
902
:your affirmations are gonna be like,
I'm going to dare to be iconic and I'm.
903
:Going to fast forward to this part
where Hannah says all the good things
904
:about me, and it's on the video and it's
recorded and it will not go anywhere.
905
:I know you.
906
:I know you Jessica.
907
:I know you.
908
:Fashionably Single: Yeah.
909
:We were literally, when we were working
on your questions last night, and I was
910
:looking at one of her answers, she said
something nice about me and I was like,
911
:that's what I want on my tombstone.
912
:Amanda Paolicelli: I, um,
but no, I think you have, you
913
:definitely have taught me a lot.
914
:I think you've brought me out of my shell.
915
:I mean, I would've never
done this on my own, so.
916
:Yeah.
917
:You.
918
:That's true.
919
:Kind of show me another
side of myself, you know?
920
:Fashionably Single: Okay.
921
:Okay.
922
:Okay.
923
:Hannah's definitely taught
me so much, just like,
924
:like I'm not even being
925
:like's white meat and dark meat.
926
:Oh my God.
927
:Amanda Paolicelli: When that, when I
heard that I was lifting weights, okay.
928
:I had to stop my weights.
929
:I was like, Jessica did not.
930
:Fashionably Single: I did and it,
931
:Amanda Paolicelli: but I
was like, you know what?
932
:That's so iconic of you, girl, that's
933
:Fashionably Single: so iconic of you.
934
:The moments that I was like,
man, that one, that one.
935
:But, um, no, realistically Hannah
has taught me a lot of things that I
936
:think, things along those lines, but
just like day-to-day life things that
937
:I just don't really, I just feel like
you're so in tuned with like culture.
938
:Does that make sense?
939
:And so like the other day we were
talking about wine glasses and you
940
:were educating me all about like why
it's good to have thin glass wines.
941
:And I was like, I don't
know that, that's cool.
942
:But then you've also taught me a lot
about like, it's okay to be like in
943
:your soft girl era because I think for
so long, being a single mom and being
944
:in the relationship that I was in,
constantly having to grind and just be
945
:basically a girl boss, that I have never
ever stepped into the soft girl era
946
:because I've always just been Go, go, go.
947
:Yeah.
948
:And hustle, hustle, hustle.
949
:She's made me be in the moments more,
and so I, I think that that's something
950
:that's I've tried to really hold
onto even when we're not together.
951
:Aw, see,
952
:you bring, you bring me
into my like, girl boss.
953
:See?
954
:Okay.
955
:So that's okay.
956
:Yeah.
957
:Yeah.
958
:Amanda Paolicelli: Oh my gosh,
Jessica and Hannah, I can't believe
959
:our time together is almost done.
960
:Like you guys need to come
back to spill the tea with me.
961
:But I have two more
questions for you guys.
962
:So, if your 20-year-old self saw you
today, what would she be most proud of?
963
:Fashionably Single: I think she would
be most proud of the fact that I had the
964
:guts to leave the past situation that
I was in, which completely turned my
965
:life upside down and moved me miles and
miles away to Texas from South Carolina.
966
:And I just think that she'd be
proud that I am happy and I have.
967
:F filled my life with friends and
laughter and good food, and just
968
:doing what I enjoy every day.
969
:So I think she would just
be proud that I am happy.
970
:I think if 20-year-old me saw me
today, she would be the most proud
971
:of my resilience, of not giving up,
not quitting and continuing to push
972
:forward for the life that I want.
973
:Amanda Paolicelli: So, as you guys
mentioned, your resiliency and that
974
:trajectory point of, you know, that
breakup really changing your life and the
975
:path that your life went down eventually.
976
:That kind of leads me to season
two of Fashionably Single, which
977
:is already out now radiant icons.
978
:So again, you want to listen, but if
you haven't, Jessica and Hannah, in
979
:your own words, spill the tea of what
to expect for season two, please.
980
:Fashionably Single: So if you
have not listened to season one.
981
:In Season one, we really were navigating
dating, and then towards the end of season
982
:one, we kind of took a hiatus from dating.
983
:So in season two, we have changed
the course a little bit because we
984
:fell in love with just being single.
985
:And so you are going to hear a lot more
of just us enjoying life and friendships
986
:and what we're doing the day to day.
987
:We do focus a lot on fashion in
season two, Hannah's the guru, so
988
:you're definitely gonna wanna tune in.
989
:I'm learning so much.
990
:So yeah, you should definitely listen
to season two of Fashionably Single.
991
:Our episodes drop every Wednesday and it's
perfect because so does dare to be iconic.
992
:So listeners, you guys can just
do, you can set aside some time
993
:and do Fashionly Single Dare to
Be Iconic or Dare to Be Iconic.
994
:Fashionly Single.
995
:Amanda Paolicelli: Your Wednesdays
just got more iconic radiant icons.
996
:What can I tell you?
997
:Okay.
998
:Okay.
999
:That's how we do it here at Dare To
Be Iconic and Fashionably Single.
:
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single point blank m period.
:
00:40:52,195 --> 00:40:54,835
Hannah, Jessica, thank you guys so
much for spilling the tea with me.
:
00:40:54,835 --> 00:40:58,015
I know the radiant icons
are going to love it.
:
00:40:58,135 --> 00:40:59,515
I mean, who wouldn't?
:
00:41:00,475 --> 00:41:03,265
Fashionably Single: Welcome to the
Fashionably Single Podcast, where single
:
00:41:03,265 --> 00:41:05,695
life meets real talk, hosted by Hannah.
:
00:41:05,755 --> 00:41:09,055
This guy is sitting next to me and
this was like a no shoe kind of house,
:
00:41:09,055 --> 00:41:10,405
so he had to take his shoes off.
:
00:41:10,465 --> 00:41:14,965
They were playing cards, drinking, and
then all of a sudden he starts rubbing his
:
00:41:14,965 --> 00:41:17,725
foot on my leg and her co-host Jessica.
:
00:41:17,755 --> 00:41:21,025
So he leaves me at the table, he gets
his food, he goes back to his car.
:
00:41:21,055 --> 00:41:23,005
I'm thinking he's
dipping out on this date.
:
00:41:23,005 --> 00:41:26,575
I just told him I don't want to marry
him and I won't let him kill me.
:
00:41:26,575 --> 00:41:29,425
So two millennials in
Austin, Texas, navigating.
:
00:41:30,025 --> 00:41:33,715
Independence and becoming your best
self with confidence and style.
:
00:41:35,117 --> 00:41:36,737
Amanda Paolicelli: All
right, radiant icons.
:
00:41:36,737 --> 00:41:38,567
That is your tea time session for today.
:
00:41:38,597 --> 00:41:43,457
If you enjoy today's episode, make
sure to subscribe to leave a rating or
:
00:41:43,457 --> 00:41:45,227
review to tell your friends about us.
:
00:41:45,407 --> 00:41:49,987
To tell everyone and anyone, because
you know we love lot more radiant
:
00:41:50,117 --> 00:41:52,547
icons in our iconic community of ours.
:
00:41:52,667 --> 00:41:53,117
radiant icons.
:
00:41:53,117 --> 00:41:56,237
I will never get tired of saying
that, but you also know what
:
00:41:56,237 --> 00:41:57,977
I will never get tired of.
:
00:41:58,112 --> 00:42:00,152
Spilling the tea with you guys.
:
00:42:00,362 --> 00:42:05,402
I cannot believe that literally in a
couple weeks on March 27th, it will
:
00:42:05,402 --> 00:42:12,842
officially be two years since the premier
episodes of the Dare to Be Iconic Podcast.
:
00:42:12,992 --> 00:42:17,342
So next week we are rewinding
it all the way back.
:
00:42:17,342 --> 00:42:21,842
We are looking back at some of our
most iconic moments with some of the
:
00:42:21,842 --> 00:42:26,792
most iconic women who have spilled
the tea right here on this podcast.
:
00:42:26,802 --> 00:42:31,662
I am so excited for next week and what
March has in store because March is
:
00:42:31,722 --> 00:42:37,632
all about celebration and community
because I would not be able to do
:
00:42:37,632 --> 00:42:42,027
what I do with Dare to Be Iconic, had
the most iconic women on this podcast
:
00:42:42,027 --> 00:42:47,382
sharing their stories if it wasn't for
you, my lovely iconic radiant icons,
:
00:42:47,432 --> 00:42:53,462
who tune in every single week, who
honestly support me through everything,
:
00:42:53,522 --> 00:42:58,022
who are literally like the best, most
amazing, iconic people I've ever had
:
00:42:58,022 --> 00:42:59,252
the pleasure of knowing in my life.
:
00:42:59,432 --> 00:43:02,642
I cannot do what I do without you guys.
:
00:43:02,762 --> 00:43:07,742
So thank you so much and I have a very
special surprise that will be premiering
:
00:43:07,952 --> 00:43:12,772
on my Instagram on how you can have
your voice heard on the Dare to Be
:
00:43:12,772 --> 00:43:18,532
Iconic podcast, especially for this very
exciting and emotional month of March.
:
00:43:19,447 --> 00:43:20,737
With so much gratitude.
:
00:43:20,737 --> 00:43:23,407
I love you guys so damn much.
:
00:43:23,437 --> 00:43:24,907
Thank you for changing my life.
:
00:43:24,997 --> 00:43:28,267
I can't wait to talk with y'all next
week as we look back at some of the most
:
00:43:28,477 --> 00:43:33,337
iconic moments of the podcast and well,
I'll just chat with you then, right?
:
00:43:34,117 --> 00:43:37,897
Alright, radiant icons,
remember, dare to be iconic.
:
00:43:38,107 --> 00:43:38,557
Bye.
