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As I wrap up another season of The Empowered Millennials, I want to leave you with one simple message: Have a Cougar Summer. Now, this episode isn't really about younger men or women. It's about freedom. It's about getting to a place in life where I'm financially secure, emotionally grounded, and confident enough to stop making decisions from fear, scarcity, or the pressure to make everything last forever. This chapter of life feels lighter, more fun, and more aligned than ever before. When you know who you are, what you want, and what you're no longer willing to tolerate, you can finally enjoy people and experiences for what they are, not what you hope they'll become. Thank you for spending this season with me. Whether you've listened to one episode or every episode, I'm grateful you're here. I'll be taking a short summer break and will be back in September with incredible guests, fresh conversations, and some exciting things I've been working on behind the scenes. Until then, enjoy yourself with a kick ass COUGAR SUMMER! Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

Teaching is one of the most respected professions in theory—and one of the most misunderstood professions in practice. In this powerful conversation, Jessica Hawk, retired public school teacher and creator of My Teacher Face, discusses the emotional, psychological, and physical toll that teaching can take on the people who dedicate their lives to it. Having spent 32 years in public education, Jessica has built a platform that uses humor, honesty, and real talk to validate teachers while helping the general public better understand what it's actually like to teach in America today. This episode is not about blaming teachers, parents, or students. It's about having an honest conversation about a system that often asks educators to give endlessly while receiving little support in return. Whether you're a teacher, former teacher, parent, or simply someone who cares about education, this conversation offers an important look behind the curtain and a reminder that teachers deserve the same respect, boundaries, and humanity afforded to professionals in every other field. Follow Jessica:https://www.youtube.com/@MyTeacherFacehttps://www.instagram.com/myteacherfacehttps://linktr.ee/Myteacherface Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

After my uncle passed away, I found myself navigating the unexpected reality of probate, estate administration, and the countless responsibilities that come after someone dies. In this episode, I share the lessons I learned about grief, family, aging, and what it really means to leave a legacy. We'll talk about the emotional experience of sorting through a lifetime of memories, the invisible burden often placed on loved ones, and why every adult, especially those of us who are single and childfree, needs a plan. This conversation isn't really about death; it's about connection, responsibility, and how we can make life easier for the people we leave behind. Join us inside the network for an estate planning workshop on 6/17 at 7pm EST. Become a member, NOW! Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

Morocco gave us inside the network the sense of belonging we didn't even know we needed. Being in community with other single and childfree women is good for the soul and Morocco was the emotional experience of finally feeling like we SINKs belong somewhere. After such a deep and profound adventure, it is important to unpack the emotional contrast between that abundance of connection and the reality of everyday isolation, and what that reveals about the importance of intentional community for single and childfree women. We hear first hand experience from Lisa (Washington) and Jaime (Minnesota) both members of the Single and Childfree Network and travelers to Morocco. We have a candid conversation around not just the trip but what it means to finally find your people. Get on the waitlist for our 2027 Travel Adventure! Be the first to know :) https://www.theangelagentile.com/travel Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

What happens when you stop rushing to define every moment of connection, desire, and aliveness, especially in unfamiliar places? It’s a reminder to stay open instead of over-deciding, and to let experiences unfold without immediately trying to contain them in order to FEEL something deeply. Some things are meant to be experienced first, understood later. Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

What does it actually look like to build a long-term, sustainable career in an industry most people misunderstand? Before the explosion of Only fans, Minnie St. Claire, a Black Canadian cam model who entered the industry in 2003, long before the influencer economy, subscription platforms, and mainstream conversations about sex work. With no roadmap and little representation, Minnie had to figure it out in real time, learning how to turn a stigmatized space into a legitimate business. Over the course of 23 years, she didn’t just stay in the industry, she evolved within it. She built a brand, created financial independence, and refused to conform to the narrow narratives often placed on sex workers, especially Black women. This conversation goes beyond curiosity and into reality. Minnie breaks down what cam modeling actually looks like behind the scenes, from the discipline and consistency required to the business strategy most people never consider. She also speaks candidly about the stigma she’s faced and how she’s navigated it without shrinking herself. This episode is about more than sex work. It’s about ownership—of your story, your income, your identity—and what it means to build a life that doesn’t rely on traditional systems for validation or security. Connect with Minnie:https://www.youtube.com/minnieoncamhttps://www.instagram.com/oncamminnie/ Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

Before our friends get sucked up into the motherhood vortex, we first grieve the loss to partnership. This episode unpacks the quiet heartbreak of losing a friend to a romantic relationship, why it cuts deeper than we admit and why letting go of a pick me woman is the healthiest thing you can do for your spirit. If you’ve ever felt confused, rejected, or even ashamed for how deeply this loss affected you, especially as a single or child-free woman, this episode validates that experience. It also challenges the cultural hierarchy that places romantic relationships above all else and asks you to question whether you even subscribe to that value system. It’s not about jealousy; it’s about realizing the friendship may have only existed as a placeholder until she found a partner. We explore how to process the loss, reclaim your self-respect, and intentionally build friendships with women who don’t disappear when romance enters the room. This episode is both a reality check and a permission slip: to grieve, to get honest, and to raise your standards for the kind of friendships you allow in your life. Check out the episode: https://www.theangelagentile.com/podcast/episode/2eade140/feeling-your-grief-from-their-pregnancy-joy Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

Andrea Bordeaux, coach, speaker, and guide in Feminine Wisdom, to unpack her bold and refreshing take on what it means to be a “selfish bitch.” Rather than something to avoid, Andrea reframes it as a necessary shift away from people-pleasing, self-abandonment, and over-giving, into a life rooted in self-devotion, boundaries, and truth. Andrea Bordeaux reframes what it means to be a “selfish bitch," not as something negative, but as a radical act of self-devotion, boundaries, and personal power. She shares her journey from people-pleasing and societal conditioning to embodying the Divine Feminine and guiding other women to do the same. This conversation challenges women to stop performing for approval and start choosing themselves unapologetically. Follow Andrea:https://www.instagram.com/andreabordeaux/https://www.tiktok.com/@andreabordeauxhttps://stan.store/andreabordeaux Selfish Bitch Course:https://stan.store/andreabordeaux/p/selfish-bitch-initation--self-paced-course Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

As a single, childfree woman, I know how easy it is to fall into the habit of doing everything alone—because sometimes it feels easier than asking for help and being let down. But over the past few weeks, life threw some curveballs my way, and I realized just how powerful it is to have people I can lean on. In this episode, I share why building community has been so important in my life, how the Single and Childfree Network gives women like us a space to support each other, and why asking for help isn’t a weakness—it’s part of thriving. I talk about why we don’t have to face challenges solo, and how even when we do do things alone, we’re actually doing them together. Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile   

Every day it feels like, “WTF is this orange orangutan doing now?” and the headlines leave us shaking our heads at injustice. If you’re tired of the chaos but want to understand how power, law, and leadership really work, this episode is for you. I sat down with Attorney Shannon Frison, a lawyer, United States Marine, former Massachusetts judge, educator, and advocate, to talk about her unique perspective on the justice system, leadership, and service. From the courtroom to the military, Attorney Frison shares insights on how judges are selected, the importance of objectivity, the impact of history, and how military training shapes decision-making at every level. This conversation is perfect for anyone wanting a behind-the-scenes look at government, law, and the responsibilities of power, plus lessons we can all take into our own leadership journeys. Take a free class at Harvard: https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free Follow Judge Frison:https://www.instagram.com/attorneyfrison/https://www.youtube.com/@attorneyfrisonhttps://frisonlawfirm.com/ Join the Single and Childfree Network:https://www.theangelagentile.com/scfnetwork Sponsors: Better Help: https://betterhelp.com/angelag MidiHealth: https://www.trymidi.com/angelag GET A WHIFFhttps://getawhiffco.com/Use code: ANGELA for 20% off Follow  socials:https://www.instagram.com/theangelagentile/https://www.instagram.com/theempoweredmillennials/https://tiktok.com/@theangelagentile