We didn’t leave cushy jobs with benefits and titles on a whim. We left because no salary could buy back our time, our peace, or the freedom to raise our kids without clocking in and out of someone else’s dream. This episode is raw, real, and probably gonna ruffle some feathers—but if you’ve ever questioned the "normal path,” you’re not alone… and you’re not crazy. You’re just waking up.

We used to chase dopamine in the dollar section at Target. Now we chase it in tuk-tuks, night markets, and sunset views from Bali rooftops. This episode is a love letter to the decision that changed everything—choosing experiences over excess.

We’re diving into how we broke up with consumerism and fell in love with a lifestyle rich in memories, not material things.

You think you’re keeping the peace, staying safe, or “just being realistic”… but playing small is costing you way more than you realize. In this episode, we expose the silent price tags attached to staying in your comfort zone—emotionally, financially, and generationally. It’s not about ego, it’s about expansion—and playing small doesn’t serve anyone.

This one’s for the people-pleasers, the approval-seekers, and anyone who’s ever hesitated to dream bigger because “someone” wouldn’t understand. We’re calling out the broke advice that’s been keeping you small, quiet, and stuck in survival mode. Just because someone loves you doesn’t mean they get to lead you.

In this episode, we share the three biggest reasons you need to stop taking advice from people who aren't where you want to go—and how to start rewriting your circle of influence.

Welcome to the very first episode of Broke Is Boring—the podcast for women who want more, refuse to settle, and are done playing small. Hosted by Jane and Tiffany—two moms, entrepreneurs, and recovering “good girls” who decided that broke wasn’t cute—we’re here to blow up the myths you’ve been fed about money, motherhood, success, and happiness.

In this episode, we’re sharing our backstories: how we went from stressed and stuck to designing lives we actually love. We’re talking about the moment we realized broke is a choice (and not one we were willing to keep making), the decisions we made to change the trajectory of our lives, and what you can expect from this podcast moving forward.

If you’ve ever been told to “just be grateful,” that wanting more makes you selfish, or that money doesn’t buy happiness—buckle up. We’re here to say: screw that.