The Art Of Imperfect Adulting

Amy Stone

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Real life doesn't come with an instruction manual, and most of our stories don't fit neatly into highlight reels or cautionary tales. Welcome to The Art of Imperfect Adulting, where we explore the beautiful mess of real life decisions that shape who we become. In a world dominated by picture-perfect social media posts and dramatic reality TV extremes, this show carves out a space for the rest of us – the everyday adults working to figure things out as we go. Each episode features honest conversations with guests sharing their personal stories about the choices, changes, and challenges that defined their journey. These aren't stories of flawless triumph or epic disaster. They're real accounts of life's pivotal moments – both big and small. From choosing an unconventional path and setting unexpected boundaries to moving across the country or completely reinventing yourself, we dive into the decisions that seemed simple at the time but changed everything. Host Amy Stone brings warmth and authenticity to each conversation, drawing out the subtle turning points and quiet revelations that make up the tapestry of adult life. Whether it's a career pivot, a personal transformation, or simply choosing to do things differently, these stories remind us that there's no single "right way" to navigate life's challenges. What makes this show different? We celebrate the middle ground – the space where most of us actually live. Our guests aren't always gurus or influencers; they're real people sharing real experiences. They're the "adultier adults" who've walked similar paths and can offer insights from the other side of change. You'll hear about: The small decisions that led to big changes The moments of doubt and breakthrough The unexpected wisdom gained from "wrong" turns The reality of change versus the fantasy of perfection The ripple effects of choosing your own path Perfect for listeners who: Are navigating life's transitions Feel stuck between where they are and where they want to be Love hearing real stories from real people Are looking for inspiration without the pressure of perfection Want to feel less alone in their adult journey Join us for conversations that will make you feel seen, understood, and inspired to embrace your own imperfect journey. Because sometimes the best stories come from the moments when life doesn't go according to plan. Follow The Art of Imperfect Adulting wherever you get your podcasts and join us at http://www.imperfectadulting.com

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Lessons in Compassion: Beth Butram's Journey Through Caregiving and Grief

The Art Of Imperfect Adulting

03/27/25 • 53 min

In this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting,host Amy Stone welcomes guest Beth Butram to discuss the nuances and challenges of caregiving for aging parents. Beth shares her personal journey, including the emotional and logistical impacts of becoming the primary caregiver for her father and mother. Through Beth's story, listeners gain insight into the importance of preparation, self-care, and the emotional dynamics that accompany caregiving roles.

Beth Butram is a mom, grandparent, friend and an operations manager at a major healthcare company. She also co-hosts the Social Leopards podcast along with her best friend, Bea. eth shares her experiences of having cared for her father with dementia and her mother, who faced significant health challenges, reflecting on the lessons she learned throughout these journeys.

Main Topics Covered:

Transitioning to the role of caregiver for aging parents
The emotional and physical impact of caregiving
The importance of preparation, such as securing living wills and power of attorney
Balancing self-care while caring for others
Reflections on personal growth and lessons learned through caregiving

Quote from the Episode: "Give yourself grace and remember that you don't have to do things alone."

Timestamps:

[00:00:03] Introduction and welcome to Beth Butram
[00:00:23] Beth shares where she calls home and family background
[00:03:31] Discussion on the shift to caregiving for parents
[00:06:17] Challenges of caregiving remotely for her father
[00:10:28] Transition to caregiving for Beth's mother
[00:24:02] Impact of caregiving on personal life and relationships
[00:33:16] Relationship dynamics shift with caregiving responsibilities
[00:45:44] Beth discusses her project, Social Leopards

You can find Beth and the Social Leopards podcast at www.socialleopards.com

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Discovering Joy through Visualizing and Dreaming with Karen Robinson

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01/23/25 • 30 min

mental health therapist and trauma recovery expert, about the power of dreaming and its ability to spark joy and promote healing. Karen shares her personal journey, tools for integrating joy into the healing process, and practical steps listeners can take to dream bigger and live more fulfilled lives.

Karen Robinson is a mental health therapist with over 25 years of experience. She specializes in trauma recovery and transformation coaching. Karen also runs the company Heal Thrive Dream, where she supports individuals, especially women, on their healing journeys.

Main Topics Covered:

Introduction to Karen Robinson
– Background and current work (00:00:03)
Defining Dreaming
– Differentiation between dreams at night and dreams for the future (00:03:18)
Path to Healing Through Dreams
– Karen’s personal story and how she began her work (00:06:49)
Quadrants of Life
– Setting goals in various areas of life for holistic improvement (00:14:05)
Connecting Joy to Healing
– The importance of integrating joy into the healing process (00:16:13)
Karen’s Work and Resources
– Information about Karen's services and special offers (00:21:23)

Quote from the Episode: "Dreaming works. There's always something more that we can achieve, and it doesn't necessarily have to be something about success. It could be what would empower me to make a bigger impact in the world." - Karen Robinson

Timestamps:

[00:00:03] Welcome and introduction to Karen Robinson
[00:00:52] Karen’s background and current residence
[00:03:18] Defining dreaming and visualizing the future
[00:06:49] Karen’s origin story and healing journey
[00:14:05] Quadrants of life and setting goals
[00:16:13] The role of joy in healing
[00:21:23] Karen’s work with trauma survivors and current offerings
[00:25:52] Rapid-fire questions with Karen
[00:27:28] Conclusion and thank yous

Special Offer: Karen Robinson offers a free Healing Planner, normally priced at $12.99, for podcast listeners. The planner includes 100 journaling prompts to aid in therapy and transformational work. Access this fantastic resource via the link https://www.healthrivedream.com/healing-planner/

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An Unexpected Road to Rekindling an Acting Career in Munich with Anne Alexander-Sieder

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02/04/25 • 52 min

In this episode of "The Art of Imperfect Adulting," host Amy Stone chats with Anne Alexander-Sieder, an American actor-turned-European-resident, about her journey from acting in summer camps to building a career and life in Munich, Germany. Anne’s narrative is filled with twists, including an unexpected pregnancy, a career break, and a reinvigorated return to acting in midlife.

Anne Alexander-Sieder is a versatile actor, voiceover artist, and life and career coach residing in Munich, Germany. With an impressive career spanning continents and decades, Anne has navigated the challenges of balancing family life and professional aspirations while redefining her personal brand in the acting industry. She is the creator of the "Passion Project to Pro" workshop and the founder of act-bold.com.

Main Topics Covered:

Anne’s early life and move to Europe at 21.
Meeting her husband on a blind date and starting a family.
Transitioning from on-stage acting to voiceover work and back.
The importance of human expression and Ann's background in American Sign Language.
Midlife reclamation and reigniting creative passions.
Building a personal brand and launching the "Get Better Roles" program.
Overcoming societal expectations and limitations of middle age.

Quote from Anne Alexander-Sieder "Opportunities often come to us as whims or unplanned actions, and it’s the synchronicity that makes them so impactful."

Timestamps:

[00:00] Introduction and welcome
[02:15] Anne’s move to Europe and early career in acting
[08:30] Meeting her husband and starting a family in Munich
[15:45] Transitioning to voiceover work
[19:55] Midlife reclamation and returning to acting
[24:10] Anne's workshops and the "Passion Project to Pro"
[30:45] Michelin-starred restaurant experiences
[36:20] Exploring societal expectations of middle age
[42:55] Personal branding and marketing strategies
[50:10] Overcoming limiting beliefs and relaunching her career
[57:00] Final thoughts and closing remarks

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Free access to the workbook and an option to join the waitlist for my free upcoming live workshop, where listeners can ask questions and get additional guidance.

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Motherhood and Survival: Tori Whitaker's Courageous Escape Journey

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04/08/25 • 38 min

In this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting, host Amy Stone sits down with guest Tori Whitaker to talk about her challenging journey of leaving an abusive relationship and finding strength in her new life. Together, they explore the intricacies of domestic violence, the path to safety, and the empowering transformation from survival to thriving. Tori shares her personal experiences and insights, offering listeners valuable perspectives on resilience and self-discovery.

Tori Whitaker is a strong advocate for empowering women, drawing from her own experiences to offer support and guidance. As a self-described mompreneur, she has grown a business that focuses on mindset, nutrition, and fitness, helping other women navigate the complexities of motherhood and personal growth after facing challenges.

Main Topics Covered:

Tori's journey of leaving an abusive marriage
The process of transitioning from survival mode to a thriving life
Challenges faced in finding support and safety
The role of therapy, particularly EMDR, in healing from trauma
Empowering women to balance motherhood with personal identity and wellness

Quote from the Episode: "I can turn my trauma into my superpower. I can empathize, I can relate. But I can also showcase instead of just telling, telling, telling, like I'm living it." - Tori Whitaker

Timestamps:

Introduction and Tori's background [00:00:03 - 00:07:09]
Discussion on domestic violence and Tori's experience [00:07:09 - 00:17:44]
Transition to a thriving life and current endeavors [00:20:22 - 00:27:55]
Closing segment and Tori's offer for the audience [00:27:55 - 00:34:56]

Listeners can find more about Tori Whitaker and her work by visiting her website at BeBetterAfterBaby.com and following her on Instagram.

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Strategies for Managing Elder Care and Career with Beatrix Rausch

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03/20/25 • 53 min

In this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting, host Amy Stone welcomes Beatrix Rausch, who shares her journey of balancing work, family, and caregiving. Beatrix discusses the complexities of reducing work hours to provide care for her aging parents, navigating cultural expectations, and finding unexpected support and community.

Beatrix Rausch goes by Bea. She is a dedicated professional and caregiver, Beatrix Rausch has been managing the challenges of supporting her aging parents while balancing her own life and career. She co-hosts the "Social Leopards" podcast, which explores themes of loneliness, social anxiety, and making connections.

Main Topics Covered:

Beatrix's Background
: Immigrant roots, family dynamics, and early career aspirations.
Caregiving Challenges
: The journey of identifying her mother's dementia, the difficulties in getting a proper diagnosis, and the evolution of her caregiving responsibilities.
Work-Life Balance
: The decision to downgrade her corporate job to part-time work to better support her parents.
Community and Support
: The importance of building a support network and seeking resources.
Cultural Expectations
: The pressures and expectations within her Ukrainian heritage regarding family caregiving.

Quote from the Episode: "I think we have to be... it's a cautionary tale for myself, for the future to not do this to my child and to take care of myself and figure something out beforehand." — Beatrix Rausch

Timestamps:

Early Career Aspirations
[00:01:49]
Transition to Part-Time Work
[00:03:30]
Challenges in Diagnosing Dementia
[00:12:42]
Cultural Expectations and Family Dynamics
[00:17:12]
Isolation and Impact of Pandemic
[00:29:53]
Support Systems and Community Importance
[00:37:32]

For more information on Beatrix Rausch and to listen to her podcast, visit https://SocialLeopards.com

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Rediscovering Passion: How a Health Scare Changed Pete Stavros' Life

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06/03/25 • 33 min

In this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting, Amy Stone sits down with Peter J Stavros to discuss how a significant health scare in 2011 led to a life-changing career transformation from law to writing. Pete opens up about his difficult journey with ulcerative colitis and the three surgeries he underwent, while also sharing his insights on navigating such health challenges and the importance of pursuing one's passion.

About the Guest: Peter J. Stavros is a writer and attorney, and the author of the novel, The Thing About My Uncle (BHC Press), as well as three short story collections and a novella. His work has also been featured in anthologies, newspapers, and magazines, including The Saturday Evening Post, The Boston Globe Magazine and Chicken Soup for the Soul. Peter earned a BA in English from Duke University, where he received the Newman Ivey White Award for Fiction, and studied creative writing on a graduate level at Emerson College and Harvard University. Originally from Queens, New York, he now lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his wife and their rescue Golden Retriever, Molly. Main Topics Covered:

Pete's transition from law to writing after a severe health scare
The impact and challenges of ulcerative colitis
Pete's recovery journey and the surgeries involved
The emotional and professional reevaluation post-health crisis
Pete's approach to writing his first published book

Quote from the Episode: "Interestingly, as sick as I was, I just had this feeling that something good was going to come out of this." - Peter J. Stavros

Timestamps:

[00:00:04] Introduction and welcome
[00:00:17] Pete's location and hobbies
[00:01:04] Pete's background and pastimes
[00:02:18] Discussion on Pete's health scare
[00:03:52] Details about Pete's condition and diagnosis
[00:04:13] Understanding ulcerative colitis
[00:08:17] Transitioning after surgery
[00:15:23] Reflecting on mindset during recovery
[00:21:17] Writing the novel and career change
[00:24:46] The book "The Thing About My Uncle"
[00:27:33] Connecting with Pete Stavros online
[00:28:24] Rapid-fire questions and wrap up

For more information, connect with Pete Stavros through his website: at www.peterjstavros.com.

You can find his novel, The Thing About My Uncle (BHC Press) -- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWFK1K9G?&linkCode=sl1&tag=wwwblueharves-20&linkId=d1f96cd1ac1770548174c3efdd964605&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

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Challenging the 'Naughty' Narrative: Dr. Gila's Journey to Parent Coaching

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05/14/25 • 49 min

In this episode of "The Art of Imperfect Adulting," host Amy Stone chats with Doctor Gila, a psychologist and single parent coach, about her journey to incorporating parent coaching into her practice. They delve into understanding parenting challenges, especially for single parents of complex kids, and emphasize the significance of compassionate and connection-based parenting. Doctor Gila shares personal insights and professional experiences, offering valuable perspective on navigating the unpredictable paths of adulting and parenting.

Guest Information:

Dr. Gila (she/her) is a Jai-certified parent coach and certified Clini-Coach®, in addition to being a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist. Most importantly, she’s a single mom.

Dr. Gila specializes in single parenting with connection, not perfection. She is passionate about helping single parents build healthy relationships with their kids AND themselves, through workshops, individual coaching, and her group program, The SingleParentologyTM Lab. Her motto is: Even if you're on your own, you don't have to do it alone!

Main Topics Covered:

Doctor Gila's background and journey into parent coaching (00:00:06 - 00:04:17)
The concept of "normal" in parenting and adult life (00:04:17 - 00:04:50)
The importance of connection-based parenting (00:05:19 - 00:05:50)
Impact of societal expectations on parenting (00:12:51 - 00:14:57)
Challenges of being a single parent and the resources available (00:01:53 - 00:03:50)
The distinction between therapy and coaching (00:35:21 - 00:42:26)

Quote from the Episode:

"Everyone goes to the beach for vacation. Everyone has, you know, the white picket fence lifestyle. And I just think the reality is so far from that." – Doctor Gila (00:03:50)

Timestamps:

Welcome and Intro (00:00:03)
Background on Doctor Gila (00:01:01)
Parenting Philosophies and Challenges (00:05:19)
Importance of Resilient Parenting (00:12:51)
Exploring Single Parenthood (00:01:53)
Therapy vs. Coaching (00:35:21)

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Choosing Passion Over Profession: Renee Jahnke's Journey from Pharmacy to Wellness

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04/12/25 • 35 min

In this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting," host Amy Stone chats with Renee Jahnke, who shares her journey of making a significant career change after 26 years as a pharmacist. Renee discusses her personal growth, the motivations behind her decision to pursue a more fulfilling path in holistic health, and how she navigated the challenges that came with leaving a well-established career.

Renee Jahnke is a former pharmacist who spent 26 years in the field before pivoting to a new career path that aligns with her passion for integrative health. She now owns Wellness Rx Integrative Health, where she helps individuals using holistic and functional diagnostic approaches. Renee was born and raised in Baton Rouge, La. She is married to her high school sweetheart, they have one miracle son, and have lived in Colorado for over 24 years. She loves walks outside, socializing with friends, coffee connections, bourbon tasting and football.

Main Topics Covered:

Renee's career as a pharmacist and what she enjoyed about it
The signs and motivations that led to her decision to leave the pharmacy career
Overcoming the fear of financial insecurity and societal judgment
The support system and steps Renee took to explore new career opportunities
How she established Wellness Rx Integrative Health and what it offers

Quote from the Episode: "I became that person that on Sunday started dreading that I had to go to work the next day, which was a really big eye opener for me."

Timestamps:

[00:00:03] Introduction and welcome
[00:00:17] Renee's background and hobbies
[00:02:26] Discussion on sunny days in Colorado
[00:02:59] Topic discussion: Career change
[00:06:24] Renee's journey to becoming a pharmacist
[00:14:56] Beginning of the dissatisfaction with her career
[00:18:15] Renee's support network and decision to leave
[00:24:05] Deciding factors and leaving the career
[00:25:36] Transition to functional diagnostic nutrition
[00:29:27] Fun, unrelated questions and sign-off

You can connect with Renee Jahnke at https://www.wellnessrxintegrativehealth.com

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How TikTok, A Thyroid Test and Determination Uncovered an ADHD Diagnosis

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05/10/25 • 37 min

In this episode of "The Art of Imperfect Adulting," host Amy Stone chats with guest Samantha Foote about her journey to getting diagnosed with ADHD, a process that took over six years. Samantha shares the challenges and insights she encountered while navigating different mental health diagnoses and treatments. Her story offers hope and encouragement for others who may be facing similar struggles.

About the Guest

Samantha is a neurodivergent, board-certified music therapist, Positive Discipline Parent Consultant, and mother to three autistic children. She empowers parents of neurodivergent children to feel confident, supported, and informed as they navigate the unique journey of raising their children. Through compassionate guidance and evidence-based strategies, she aims to foster understanding, celebrate neurodiversity, and help families thrive.

Main Topics Covered

Samantha's childhood experiences and early signs of ADHD
Diagnosis journey: from OCD to bipolar disorder to ADHD
The impact of ADHD diagnosis and treatment on her life
Importance of advocating for oneself in the healthcare system
Coping skills and support systems

Quote from the Episode

"My anxiety, I feel like, is a normal person's anxiety now. I can leave the house and not have a panic attack." -Samantha Foote

Timestamps

[00:00:05] Introduction
[00:00:23] Getting to know Samantha
[00:01:35] Samantha's background and interests
[00:02:46] Feedback and experiences as a child
[00:06:28] The journey to diagnosis
[00:15:24] Treatment options and experiences
[00:19:51] Impact of stimulant medication
[00:24:26] Addressing stigma around mental health
[00:26:41] Advice on getting support
[00:28:49] Samantha’s professional work
[00:31:04] Final questions and Florida experiences

For more information about Samantha’s work, visit everybrainisdifferent.com and find her on Instagram @EveryBrainIsDifferent.

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Heartbreak to Adventure: Andrea Hunt's Bold Move to China

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04/22/25 • 37 min

In this episode of "The Art of Imperfect Adulting," host Amy Stone welcomes Andrea Hunt, a world traveler and empowerment coach. Andrea shares her transformative journey from the United States to China at the age of 28, a move sparked by a desire for change following a breakup. Through her vibrant storytelling, Andrea delves into the challenges and growth that come with living abroad, emphasizing the theme of personal empowerment and resilience.

Andrea Hunt is an EFT Empowerment Coach who helps people overcome their fears, anxieties, and self-doubt to step outside their comfort zones and become the best version of themselves. Through transformational coaching and EFT Tapping, Andrea guides clients to release emotional blocks, reduce stress, and improve their emotional health.

A US expat, Andrea has lived in six countries—China, Germany, Argentina, Mexico, the UK, and Italy—giving her a unique, global perspective on personal growth and resilience. She's also a published author and passionate about sharing her insights through podcasts and interviews.

Main Topics Covered:

Andrea's move from the U.S. to China at age 28 [03:14]
Her background and previous international experience in Mexico and South America [07:11]
The cultural and linguistic challenges of living in China [16:15]
The impact of her travels on personal growth and empowerment [25:36]
Andrea's current work as an EFT empowerment coach [27:51]

Quote from the Episode: "Having a sense of uncertainty for the future sometimes is actually a really big opportunity." - Andrea Hunt

Timestamps:

[00:00:05] Introduction and welcoming Andrea Hunt
[00:01:21] Andrea talks about her current home in Munich, Germany
[03:14] Andrea describes her move to China at age 28
[07:11] Andrea’s background and early travels to Mexico
[16:15] Challenges faced while living in China
[25:36] Andrea reflects on personal growth and feeling empowered
[27:51] Andrea’s career as an EFT empowerment coach and how listeners can connect with her

You can connect with Andrea Hunt at www.dreahunt.com.

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