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Author: Sara and Eve

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šŸŽ¤ Burnt Out Perfectionist Podcast: Life’s Rollercoaster, Unfiltered

Welcome to Burnt Out Perfectionists, where Sara and Eve take the stage to celebrate life’s messy brilliance. We’re not just telling stories—we’re living them with you. From hilarious stumbles to raw truths, every episode is a rollercoaster ride of laughs, lessons, and surprises.

šŸŽ§ Mondays Just Got Better New episodes drop every Monday at 6 AM PST, serving up twists, turns, and a fresh perspective on everything from parenting to healthcare and life’s quirkiest moments. It’s a conversation that’s bold, honest, and totally relatable—because this show is all about you.

šŸŽ¤ Why Listen?

  • No Filters, No Masks: We’re here to keep it real.
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Why do we keep rewatching the same comfort shows instead of starting something new? This week, Sara and Eve dive into ADHD nostalgia — the cozy chaos of rewatching Gilmore Girls, Reba, Supernatural, and every other show that raised us.From dopamine hits to ADHD decision paralysis, we unpack why the same old episodes feel better than keeping up with new ones. Expect hot takes, childhood throwbacks, and plenty of sisterly banter along the way.It’s funny, honest, and a little too relatable for anyone living in their ā€œcomfort rewatch era.ā€šŸŽ§ Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Life with ADHD means even the smallest rewards can feel like survival tools. In this week’s episode of Burnt Out Perfectionist, Sara and Eve unpack the psychology of ā€œtreat yourselfā€ — from reward snacks and midnight marshmallows to new hoodies, makeup palettes, and all the little indulgences that keep us moving.We’re diving into:Why ADHD brains thrive on mini rewardsThe fine line between snacks, survival fuel, and motivation hacksChildhood snack nostalgia (hello, 7-Eleven chicken šŸ—)The comfort of ā€œlittle treatsā€ — food or not — when life feels overwhelmingIt’s funny, honest, and a reminder that treating yourself doesn’t have to be extreme to matter.šŸŽ§ Listen now for a mix of sister banter, ADHD truths, and unfiltered real talk.
ADHD sisters Sara & Eve break down the pressure of routines — from makeup hacks and skincare fails to decluttering chaos and the myth of being ā€œlow-maintenance.ā€ If you’ve ever bought a travel-size serum, forgot it existed, or kept expired lipstick for years, you’ll feel right at home. Honest, funny, and very ADHD.
In part two of our Can We Be Frank? mini-series, Sara gets frankly honest about the bigger, messier side of ADHD chaos. From overpriced ā€œartisanā€ everything and copycat book covers to childhood movie heartbreak (Bridge to Terabithia, My Girl, If) and parasocial fandom drama, this episode dives into the spicier, more controversial hot takes. It’s raw, relatable, and still full of unfiltered humor.✨ New episodes every Monday @ 6AM PST
This week we’re getting frank about it all — socks, jeans, coffee, underwear, and the messy rules of adulting no one ever told us. ADHD brains + millennial hot takes = pure unfiltered chaos.Sara & Eve debate:Why no-show socks should be canceled 🧦Crop tops, low-rise jeans & fashion fails šŸ‘–Sleeping with or without underwear (yes, we went there) šŸ›ļøCoffee snobbery & everything showers ā˜•šŸšæThe confusing, unspoken rules of adulthood nobody prepared us forIt’s unfiltered ADHD storytelling, hilarious hot takes, and millennial nostalgia rolled into one.✨ New episodes every Monday @ 6AM PST — subscribe so you don’t miss the next meltdown!
What happened to the days when you just grabbed a DVD off the shelf? Sara and Eve dive into the exhausting reality of juggling Netflix, Disney+, Prime, Crave (and don’t forget the ads šŸ™ƒ). Along the way, they swap funny stories about landlines, glittery frog doorbells, and why every ADHD brain secretly loves rewatching the same cozy movies.#adhd #millennialnostalgia #streamingoverload #burntoutperfectionist
This week we’re mixing it up with a full-on Q&A episode! You asked, we answered — everything from everyday ADHD struggles to random life questions that had us laughing way too hard.Think of it like hanging out with your sisters on the couch: no script, no filter, just honest takes and a lot of fun. From big ā€œwhat ifsā€ to silly everyday confessions, this one’s packed with ADHD relatability and the kind of humor that makes you say, ā€œsame.ā€āœØ New episodes every Monday @ 6AM PST šŸ‘Æ Hosted by sisters Sara & EvešŸ’Œ burntoutperfectionist@gmail.com 🌐 burntoutperfectionist.com šŸ“² Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @burntoutperfectionist#adhd #adhdpodcast #adhdlife #adhdhumor #burntoutperfectionist
Why does change feel so dramatic—even when it’s something small like a haircut or trying a new coffee order? In this episode, Sara & Eve get real about why our ADHD brains resist change, how to spot the green flags that a change might actually be good for you, and what it looks like to move through discomfort without losing your mind.We’ll share our own funny (and sometimes cringey) change stories, talk about the ā€œmessy middleā€ nobody warns you about, and give practical ADHD-friendly tips for navigating transitions. From career pivots to everyday routine swaps, this episode is all about reframing change as an experiment instead of a threat.If you’ve ever resisted an app update like it was a personal attack—or found out a change you dreaded turned out to be the best thing that ever happened—this one’s for you.✨ Share your own ā€œchange I thought I’d hate but lovedā€ story with us—we may feature it in a future episode!
Ever spend an entire afternoon ā€œcleaningā€ only to realize… nothing actually looks different? šŸ™ƒ In this episode of Burnt Out Perfectionist, Sara & Eve dive into the world of ADHD cleaning — the pile-shuffling, distraction spirals, emotional landmines, and hilariously unhelpful hacks that somehow feel productive.šŸŽ§ What we’re unpacking:The dopamine rush of starting but never quite finishingThe art of moving piles from one spot to anotherClutter blindness and why it’s realListener confessions that prove we’re all in this togetherActually helpful(ish) tips for tackling the messšŸ’¬ Join the conversation: What’s the weirdest thing you’ve found while ā€œcleaningā€ with ADHD? Drop your story in the comments — we might read it in a future episode!šŸ“… New episodes every Monday @ 6AM PSTšŸ“¬ Got a story or rant? burntoutperfectionist@gmail.com 🌐 Website: burntoutperfectionist.com šŸŽ§ Listen on Spotify, Apple & more: [Your Linktree or podcast link] šŸ“² Instagram, TikTok & Threads: @burntoutperfectionistšŸ‘Æā€ā™€ļø Hosted by sisters Sara & Eve 🧠 Topics: ADHD | Burnout | Pop Culture | Parenting | Mental Health#ADHD #Decluttering #CleaningMotivation #Burnout #Podcast
✨ This week on Burnt Out Perfectionist...Ever feel like every scroll is screaming at you to fix your life — but you're too tired to care? Yeah, same. This episode is a deep dive into self-help overwhelm, ADHD loops, trying to change (again), and why burnout turns everything into one giant to-do list.šŸŽ§ What we're unpacking:The pressure to constantly improve yourselfFalling back into routines we swore we’d quitThe guilt of resting (and doing nothing ā€œproductiveā€)Random tangents, sibling rants & a surprising Oprah momentšŸ’¬ Sound off in the comments: What’s a self-help thing you tried that made you feel worse?🧠 Subscribe for weekly chaos, sisterhood, and raw honesty about ADHD, mental health, and millennial burnout.šŸ“… New episodes every Monday @ 6AM PSTšŸ“¬ Got a story or rant? Email us: burntoutperfectionist@gmail.com 🌐 Website: burntoutperfectionist.com šŸŽ§ Listen on Spotify, Apple & more: https://linktr.ee/burntoutperfectionistšŸ“² Instagram, TikTok & Threads: @burntoutperfectionistšŸ‘Æā€ā™€ļø Hosted by sisters Sara & Eve 🧠 Topics: ADHD | Burnout | Pop Culture | Mental Health | Self-Improvement#adhdpodcast #burnoutrecovery #selfhelpexhaustion #millennialpodcast #mentalhealthtalk
Remember CD samplers at HMV? Mall popcorn with an Icy? Or the heartbreak of watching your favorite froyo place disappear? In this episode, we’re taking a deep-dive into the delicious, weird, and wildly specific nostalgia of growing up in the 90s and early 2000s. From crushed lime soda to missing mashed potatoes on menus, we explore what made our childhoods taste and feel different—plus how today’s food culture is both better and somehow worse. If you’ve ever mourned a discontinued snack or wondered why kid outfits used to come with a matching scrunchie, this one’s for you.
We can’t stick to a routine for more than a week—but give us a fresh planner and we’ll build a cult around it. In this episode, we unpack the dopamine hit of new systems, the ADHD struggle to follow through, and the guilt spiral that follows. Join us for unhinged routines, productivity shame, and the dream that maybe this time we’ll keep it together.
This week, we spiral—in style. From binging ā€œThe Rookieā€ and dragging ā€œWe Were Liars,ā€ to the rising cost of highlights (spoiler: it’s $650?!), we’re questioning what adulthood even is. Join us as we roast bad writing, nostalgic TV, and the myth that becoming an adult makes anything easier.We also talk about post-pandemic burnout, budgeting for fun, and why the best shows came out between 2000–2014. If you’ve ever screamed ā€œWHO APPROVED THIS SCRIPT?!ā€ at your screen or silently judged a $500 haircut, this one’s for you.
Summer should feel like a break, but for ADHD brains, it's more like a group chat that never ends. This week, we're diving into the chaos of summer invites, BBQ burnout, RSVP dread, group chat overload, and the sacred act of pre-eating before a potluck.We’re talking birthday party politics, adult crafts (yes, please), and why 9 PM invites feel personally offensive. Oh, and don't worry — we also talk about journaling, new pens, and surviving a uterus that’s out for blood.šŸ”„ If your summer calendar feels more exhausting than exciting, this one's for you.
Halfway through the year and… where are we at with those vision boards? In this mid-year recap, Sara and Eve revisit their 2024 goals—from the big dreams they’re actually making happen to the sticky notes still sitting untouched. They get real about motivation, shifting priorities, ADHD energy bursts, and the goals that quietly dropped off the radar (without shame).This episode is part celebration, part reality check—and full of laughter, relatable chaos, and sisterly honesty. If you’re looking for permission to pivot, reflect, or recommit—this one’s for you.
Suddenly it’s 34°C, your deck box is full of spiders, the sunscreen turned you into a traffic cone, and you’re in charge of a school event with 80 missing volunteers. We weren’t ready.This week, Sara and Eve rant (lovingly) about the chaos of seasonal change, sunscreen fails, ADHD-friendly event planning, and why summer feels like a full-time job. Plus: hammock wins, MGK hot takes, and a PSA to Australian Gold.
This week, summer rolled in like a heatwave with no warning—literally. We’re talking surprise sunburns, hammock naps, volunteer burnout, and how seasonal shifts mess with your whole routine. Whether you’re north or south of the border, the vibes are the same: sweaty, tired, and kind of over it. Plus, we roast tinted sunscreen, prep for end-of-school chaos, and question why adulting comes with no weather guide.#SummerBurnout#SweatyAndOverIt#HotMessExpress#MomLifeUnfiltered#PodcastForWomen#SunscreenFails#HeatwaveProblems#SeasonalADHD
What happens after you spiral? In Part 2 of our two-part episode, we’re talking about what comes next — after the panic, pivots, and plan-B meltdowns.This week we get into:What burnout actually feels like when you’re in it (not just the cute checklist)Redefining ā€œstabilityā€ when everything safe turned out soul-suckingMoney regrets, financial reality checks, and not wanting to go back to school againWhy healing looks a lot like messiness and survival modeAnd how we’re trying to move forward… even if we’re still spiralingWhether you’re rebuilding, burnt out, or just realizing your ā€œsafe jobā€ wasn’t safe for your sanity — you’re not alone.šŸŽ§ This isn’t a TED Talk. It’s two sisters in survival mode, finding clarity in the chaos (and laughing when we can).šŸ“… New episodes drop every Monday @ 6AMšŸ’¬ Leave a comment if you’re rethinking everything — again
In Part 1, we spiraled about the ā€œsafeā€ path — student loans, pandemic pivots, and why your 5-year plan probably belongs in the recycling bin.In Part 2, we’re asking: what now?This week, we dive into:How burnout actually shows up (hello, emotional flatline)Why stability and survival mode aren’t the same thingThe messy truth about trying to restart — when you’re still exhaustedFinancial ā€œfunā€ like sunk costs, career switching fears, and the panic of starting overThat awkward in-between where healing and chaos coexistWe’re not handing out TED Talk advice — just real talk from two burnt-out sisters trying to make sense of it all.If you’re in your ā€œI don’t want my old life back, but I don’t know what the new one isā€ era… same.šŸŽ§ New episodes drop every Monday at 6AMšŸ’¬ Drop a comment if you’re navigating the weird in-between — we see you.
Can you believe it's been 100 episodes?! We can't either. From recording in janky setups to launching merch, flubbing our intros to learning how to actually use our mics (mostly), we’re taking a brutally honest look back at how far Burnt Out Perfectionist has come.We talk about:Our podcast origin story (feat. Apple updates and fetal-position recliner naps)What we’ve learned (and unlearned) in 100 episodesWhy it’s okay to be cringe and post anywayThe biggest mistakes we made—and how to avoid themOur most downloaded episodes and chaotic behind-the-scenes storiesWhether you’ve been here from day one or you’re just joining the spiral now, THANK YOU for listening, laughing, and living the burnt out life with us.#burntoutperfectionist #podcastlife #100episodes #womenwhopodcast #contentcreatorjourney #podcastgrowth #podcastmilestone #cringecontent #behindthescenes #podcastingtips
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