Today’s episode is a little different than normal as I’m here with Lauryn and Michael of The Skinny Confidential to talk business, entrepreneurship and navigating the dynamic of working together as a couple. Lauryn Evarts is a well-known lifestyle and beauty blogger at The Skinny Confidential and her husband Michael Bosstick is a serial entrepreneur and founder of the podcast network Dear Media.

I met them in Finland with Four Sigmatic and wanted to have them on to talk business since I get a surprising amount of questions about that side of things and rarely talk about it. They also interviewed me on their podcast (see resources below) where I share about my own business strategies and some parts of my journey you may not have heard before.

As I said, I know this is a departure from our normal health topics, but if you’re interested in the business side at all, I think you’ll enjoy this episode.

Episode Highlights with the Skinny Confidential

A recap of all of our lessons from Finland
What we all thought of the sauna/cold plunge situation there
The benefit of pushing out of your comfort zone regularly
What our gratitude alarm is and why it started after Finland
How The Skinny Confidential started and grew to a massive podcast and platform
The ways Lauryn and Michael navigate working together as a couple
How they’ve grown multiple businesses
Lessons learned from real estate (and real estate failures)
How they met when they were 12 and how long it took for them to eventually start dating
The powerful benefit of practice that they use in many aspects of life
How to handle the negative aspects of social media we all encounter
Ways to create community in daily life
Lauryn’s quote (that I’ve adopted): “What you think about me is none of my business”
All of our morning routines

Resources We Mention

The Skinny Confidential blog
Skinny Confidential: Him and Her Podcast
Four Sigmatic (use code WELLNESSMAMA to save 15%)
Hydroflask water bottle
Silk pillowcase
Dry brush
100% Copper Tongue Scraper

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