this episode is a wake-up call. if you’re constantly trying to be perfect, questioning whether you’re good enough, or letting difficult people walk all over you, something has to change.

we’re talking about:

• how perfectionism keeps you small

• self-doubt when you’re actually growing

• why do some people walk all over you

• what it really means to choose yourself

loving yourself is a boundary. it’s self-respect. it’s deciding you’re worth backing.

listen, subscribe, and share with someone who needs the reality check.

i love you

- tess x

ever feel like you’re the only one who doesn’t fit in at the club? you’re hiding in the bathroom stall, googling “how to be more confident” and wondering why everyone else seems to love it. trust me, you’re not the only one. in today's episode, we’re getting real about clubbin,g partying, and how nightlife can mess with your mental health and self-esteem. if you’ve ever felt out of place on a night out, this one's for you.

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We’ve all done it — compared our lives, looks, or relationships to everyone else’s. In this episode, Tess dives into why we compare ourselves to others, how it quietly takes over your 20s, and the steps to finally break out of it. A real chat about self-worth, peace, and letting go of the pressure to keep up.

Your twenties aren’t meant to be perfect. They’re meant to be messy. In this episode, we talk about why lowering your expectations might actually make you happier (and way less stressed).

Welcome to Entries From Your Twenties!

My name is Tess, and I'm so glad we've found each other.

This is a brief introduction to who I am and what I'm here to share with you. I touch on the struggles of navigating your twenties, perfectionism, and why it's okay not to have it all figured out.

So if you're in your twenties, buckle up and tighten your headphones, because we're in for a long ride...so let's do it together.

- Tess xx