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Continuing on in our series around friendship and conflict, this week Daysha explores what it means to be in a toxic friendship since “toxic” has become the new social media buzzword of the moment and is often being used improperly. She continues to lean on more wisdom from burnout coach, Amina AlTai, to give you three critical assessment points to consider when figuring out if your friendship has become toxic. So, if you’ve always wondered: Is my friend toxic or is our friendship just going through a rough patch? How do you know if a friendship is no longer healthy? Can a toxic friendship be fixed? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): EP 38: Where In The World Has Daysha Been Ft. Becky Harris Amina AlTai RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Friendships are just like any other relationship, in that, their wins can feel like our wins. But that also means their bad days or their stress can also feel like ours, too. And sharing each other’s load is healthy, when it’s in balance. So if you’ve ever felt the urge to ghost a friendship, or if you’re like Daysha, and have actually done so, there’s a good chance there’s dynamics in your relationship that are out of balance. So, this week Daysha is going to explore: What is burnout (especially what it looks like within our friendships) And how to approach getting your relationship back in balance So, if you’ve always wondered: Why do I feel drained after hanging out with friends? Why am I losing interest in my friendships? Am I outgrowing my friends or am I just burned out? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): EP 21: Your Relationship BATNA EP 37: Attachment Styles and Friendship Amina AlTai The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That Shows You How to Change Your Life and Achieve Real Happiness by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga Psychology Today Burnout Article The Corticotropin-Releasing Factor Family: Physiology of the Stress Response SBI Framework RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Daysha is taking a slight departure from regularly scheduled programming to discuss the currently developing tragic story of Nolan Wells, the Black Mississippi teen who mysteriously died during an outing with “friends.” She examines what his story as well as the heartbreaking story of Shanquella Robinson reveals about the intricacies of race, friendship and discernment and discusses how we can and should always be thoughtful about the friendships we keep. In this week’s episode, Daysha specifically: Discusses the underlying tension that exists within White and Black friendships Explores how advice her mom gave her on race and friendship in her youth kept her from rooting out some problematic friendships And makes the case for why a strong sense discernment is a crucial part of the friendship making process So, I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): EP 3: What Is Friendship? EP: 21 Your Relationship BATNA EP 24: What If I Don’t Have Friends Of My Race? (Part 1) EP 28: What If I Don’t Have Friends Of My Race (Part 2) FT. Dannyell Rasco EP 38: Where In The World Has Daysha Been? FT. Becky Harris  RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Making friends as an adult can feel overwhelming—but it's far from impossible. In this episode of our recurring series, #WhyAreWeFriends, Daysha explores the real-life origins of her closest relationships to better understand how meaningful friendships are formed and maintained. This week, Daysha reconnects with Kendall, her wifey for lifey from high school who she hasn’t lived in the same state as since they were teens. And yet, through a lot of conscious effort and communication, they’ve been able to maintain a vibrant friendship for the last 20 years! They chat about getting kicked out of the Vatican on a school trip to Italy, running high school together as Head and Vice Head of School, and what they learned being in an interracial friendship that started in their teens. REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): EP 13: #WhyAreWeFriends w/ Dee EP 29: #WhyAreWeFriends w/ Rachel RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Is it just Daysha or does even brunch feel like it’s gotten way more curated, aesthetic and high stakes lately? Are you someone who likes to show out when they plan a get together, but feel like people are all bailing on you at the last minute? Or are you the person who likes to say yes in the moment to an invite but then bail at the last minute? In this week’s episode, Daysha goes over: The difference between hosting and hanging out How social media has changed the way we think about those two terms And offers some coaching for both event throwers and attendees on how to get better at communicating needs and setting appropriate expectations So, if you’ve always wondered: Why does hanging out with friends feel so complicated now? Why is it so hard to casually hang out with friends? And how you can enjoy your friendships again without feeling pressured to show off on social media? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): EP 9: WTF Are Boundaries? EP 3: What Is Friendship? EP: 21 Your Relationship BATNA RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

While it’s coming a little late, in honor of Women’s history month, Daysha decides to tackle the age-old question of whether or not men and women — and more specifically hetero men and women can ever truly be friends. While the question can seem silly and slightly regressive, Daysha invites her bestie, Becky Harris, to sit down and ponder with her since Becky has had a lot of successful male friendships. But they soon realize, at what cost are women stifling themselves in order to maintain male friendship and discuss the impact that the media has had over societal norms about opposite sex friendship. And a jaw-dropping revelation forces Daysha’s boyfriend, Jess, to get in on the conversation as well. So, if you’ve always wondered: Why do opposite-sex friendships get complicated? What are healthy boundaries in male-female friendships? How to make your partner comfortable about your opposite sex best friend Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): The Other Significant Others: Reimagining Life with Friendship at the Center by Rhaina Cohen EP 23: Friendship vs Romance: Is It Worth The Risk? FT. Curly Velasquez Folger's Commercial RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Contrast, as defined in The Law of Attraction by Michael J. Losier, is “anything you don’t like, doesn’t feel good, or causes you to be in a negative mood.” And when we live in contrast for too long — aka we observe people who make us feel negative, but continue to engage with them and give them our attention, then we are only inviting more negativity into our lives. In this week Daysha goes over: What is contrast and why it’s keeping us from the relationships we want How she’s approached getting out of living in contrast And how to reframe using what you don’t want to get what you do So, if you’ve always wondered: Why do I keep attracting the wrong friends? How do I break out of toxic friendship cycles? How do I shift my mindset to attract better friends? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): Law Of Attraction: The Science Of Attracting More Of What You Want And Less Of What You Don’t by Michael J. Losier EP 2: Thoughts, Feelings and Meditation RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

BESTIES! I know it's been a HOT minute since we've connected, and that season 2 ended rather abruptly. So for my first episode back, I wanted to give y'all some background on some of the drama that was going down in my life and spill some piping hot tea about my experience working on the immersive theater show, Brassroots District, that's going on in LA right now. And you know I had to have my bestie, Becky Harris, on to dish with me since she supported me through all the trials and tribulations. So get comfy y'all because this is about to be an episode for the ages. As mentioned in the episode, to help Daysha get her story out there, she would deeply appreciate if you could leave a link to this episode in the comments section/review area for the following articles: https://www.latimes.com/travel/story/2026-02-12/brassroots-district-la-74-immersive-theater-funk https://www.instagram.com/p/DVOo9UVj8J8/ https://laist.com/news/los-angeles-activities/new-immersive-theater-experience-los-angeles-1974-brassroots-district-funk-soul https://www.facebook.com/latimes/posts/brassroots-district-la-74-is-part-concert-part-participatory-theater-how-it-play/1450485220451679/ Please feel free to write your own comment or use the following pre-written blurb: I just listened to this podcast episode featuring the initial writer for this show and I think anyone who’s thinking about going to see this show should hear what her experience was like before buying tickets. REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That Shows You How to Change Your Life and Achieve Real Happiness by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

When people talk about attachment styles in popular culture, it’s usually within the context of a romantic relationship. But understanding your attachment style can actually be super beneficial for your friendships as well. In this week’s episode, Daysha goes over: What the three major attachment styles are How we, as a culture, have been thinking about independence all wrong And how she learned how to manage her anxiety in her friendships So, if you’ve always wondered: What does a secure friendship look like? How do I recognize when my attachment style is sabotaging my friendships? How to become a more secure friend? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): What Attachment Styles Teach Us About Our Friendships; Lane Moore  Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make–and Keep–Friends by Marisa G. Franco Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find–and Keep–Love by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller  EP 17: WTF is Vulnerability? EP 20: Why is Vulnerability SO Hard? FT. Sharmishtha Gupta RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

For our last episode in the friendship and money series, Daysha has a mini coaching session for y’all this week that dives into ways you can turn down group outings in a clear and kind manner when you don’t have the funds. In this episode she: Offers strategies on how to define your financial boundaries Walks you through a step-by-step example on how to say no and what to do when faced with push back And reveals personal tactics that she uses when telling people no So if you’ve always wondered: What do I say when I can’t afford to go out? How do I handle friends who pressure me to spend money? How do I set money boundaries with my friends? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): The Book of Boundaries: Set The Limits That Will Set You Free by Melissa Urban The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That Shows You How to Change Your Life and Achieve Real Happiness by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga EP 3: What is Friendship? EP 10: To Communicate or Not Communicate Our Boundaries FT. Calix Vu-Bui EP 11: How To Deal with Boundary Crossers FT. Calix Vu-BuiEP 33: Making Time For Friendship RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Do your friends make more money than you? Or are you the friend who outearns their friend group? Regardless of where you fall, talking about money and budgets and limitations is already extremely stressful, but when you add friendship on top of it — it can really make or break some relationships. So, this week, Daysha sits down with licensed financial therapist, Aja Evans, to discuss: How to create community when there are income differences among friends How to deal with conflict around money with friends How to ease into conversations around money with friends As well as how to deal with allllllll the complicated emotions that money can bring up in us So, if you’ve always wondered: Can friendships survive income differences? How do I talk about money struggles with my friends honestly? How do I set financial boundaries with friends? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! Aja Evans is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, speaker, and author specializing in Financial Therapy. With over a decade of experience, Aja is determined to help more people break the taboo of keeping money and emotions secret. In addition to her practice, Aja is the president-elect on the board of the Financial Therapy Association, consults with FinTech companies, and is the author of Feel Good Finance accepted this December. Aja has been featured in a variety of major news outlets including The New York Times, Business Insider, NerdWallet, Time, and Teen Vogue. Aja is on a mission to get more people engaged in living their best lives while attuning to their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors around money. Outside of work, you can find Aja chasing after her two young children as they hunt down the next delicious place to eat.  To connect with Aja: Website: http://ajaevanscounseling.com/ IG: @AjaETherapy REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): Feel Good Finance by Aja Evans The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel The Overcoming Overspending Podcast (formerly The Money Love Podcast) EP 3: What is Friendship? EP 17: WTF is Vulnerability? EP 20: Why is Vulnerability SO Hard? FT. Sharmishtha Gupta RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Welcome back to the second half of season 2, besties! For our first episode back, Daysha wanted to talk about her journey of being the “broke friend” for the last 11 months as she dealt with a long period of unemployment. Specifically, she’ll be discussing: The emotions that came up for her this time around How her conversations changed with her friends  And why being the “broke friend” is not as awful as we think it is So, if you have always wondered: Why do I feel ashamed of being the broke friend? Can friendships survive income differences? How do I talk about money struggles with my friends honestly? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session! REFERENCES: (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): How The Mighty Fall by Jim Collins EP 3: What is Friendship? EP 17: WTF is Vulnerability? EP 20: Why is Vulnerability SO Hard? FT. Sharmishtha Gupta EP 21: Your Relationship BATNA RESOURCES: The Real Talk Friend Therapy Friendship Painpoint Survey Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Hi y’all! I know it’s been a minute but Daysha has a quick life update and the Friendship Pain Point survey is now OPEN! Please fill out the survey so Daysha can learn more about you and how to best tailor future episodes to meet your needs. REFERENCES: Friendship Pain Point Survey RESOURCES: Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

The time has come for our mid-season break! But before heading off into summer, Daysha wanted to offer up some coaching this week on how to make time for friendship since it is one of the biggest challenges for people when trying to make friends in adulthood. We’re always saying we’re too busy to hang out. But are we really, tho? Or are there other underlying emotions blocking us from finding the time to connect? In this episode Daysha discusses: What are time boundaries and how to set them How to identify your time boundary violation triggers Inspiration for how to make more time for connection And why spontaneity is the secret sauce when it comes to connecting with friends So, if you have always wondered: How do I make time for friends as an adult? Why is it so hard to maintain friendships when you're busy? How can I balance work, life, and friendships? Can you have meaningful friendships without seeing each other often? Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session!    REFERENCES (As an Amazon Associate, Daysha earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases): We Should Get Together: The Secret to Cultivating Better Friendships by Kat Vellos Set Boundaries, Find Peace: A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself by Nedra Glover Tawwab The Set Boundaries Workbook: Practical Exercises for Understanding Your Needs and Setting Healthy Limits by Nedra Glover Tawwab The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That Shows You How to Change Your Life and Achieve Real Happiness by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga EP 3: What is Friendship? EP 5: Lonely vs Being Alone EP 8: Why Friendship Matters FT. Bri Angele EP 9: WTF Are Boundaries? EP 10: To Communicate or Not Communicate Our Boundaries FT. Calix Vu-Bui EP 11: How To Deal with Boundary Crossers FT. Calix Vu-Bui EP 30: Why Do YOU Want Friends? RESOURCES: Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Over the last several years, there has been a cultural push in America for mothers and daughters to become best friends. For last week’s episode, Daysha sat down with a licensed therapist to get her take. So, this week she decided it only made sense to reach out to her mom to see if she ever had a desire to be best friends with her or her siblings. In addition to her mother, Angela, her sister, Erika, who is a new mom, joins them to have the realest conversation on motherhood, parenting and grace. REFERENCES: EP 31: Can My Mom Be My Best Friend? Should She Be? FT. Aaliyah Nurideen RESOURCES: Want to hear new episodes 2 days early? Subscribe to our Patreon! Looking for someone to talk to about this week’s episode? Join our exclusive Facebook group! Looking for a new therapist? Or are you interested in starting therapy for the first time? Check out the Real Talk Friend Therapy Therapist Resources List! Level up yourself + your adult friendships through more tips, explanations, advice and strategies on the Yes Queen YouTube Channel! For news, updates and more insights on how to create stronger adult friendships, join the Yes Queen email list. CONNECT: Daysha Veronica IG/Threads: @DayshaVeronica TikTok: @DayshaVeronica BlueSky: @DayshaVeronica Yes Queen IG/Threads: @YesQueenLife TikTok: @YesQueenLife BlueSky:@YesQueenLife CREDITS: Producer: Becky Harris  Executive Producers: Daysha Veronica, Bailey Murphy If you like what you hear, don’t forget to subscribe, and leave us a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts!