Hosted by Nicole Bachle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 225 episodes
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Are you giving all of your energy to those around you, leaving you feeling empty, disconnected, and resentful, craving connection beyond the four walls of your home? Do you hide behind surface level conversations because you fear being rejected. If you were to share your actual thoughts?Do you crave more joy and laughter in your life and wish to feel normal and your uniqueness, and perhaps even accept and embrace it?Intentionally discover who you are to clearly communicate to deepen relationship, connectivity while honoring your uniqueness.
Nicole Bachle hosts Say The Things, a society show with 225 episodes published.
This is the episode I've been building toward all season. We started this year with a question most of you already knew intimately — standing in your kitchen, coffee going cold, looking at a life that checked every box a
You know what you want to say. You've rehearsed it in the car, in the shower, and in those quiet moments before sleep when everything gets honest. But somehow, between knowing and saying, something happens. The words sta
This week, I want to talk about resentment — not as the villain in our relationships, but as a messenger. Resentment is often the smoke, not the fire. The fire started years ago, the first time you felt hurt and said not
Disappointment is not a character flaw. It is your values speaking. It is the part of you that knows what you deserve registering — honestly and accurately — that you are not receiving it. And yet most of us have spent y
Most of us learned everything we know about apology from a tired adult grabbing someone by the arm and saying tell your sister you're sorry — and then everyone moved on and pretended to be a happy family. We learned that
If someone asked you right now what you want — not what's for dinner, not what everyone else needs — could you answer? For a lot of women, the honest answer is no. Not because you don't have wants, needs, and desires. Be
In February 2019 I introduced myself to the internet with this: I don't want to post my highlight reel. I'd rather journey through life sharing life as it is. Comparison is the thief of joy. And then I wrote the first li
Only 23% of adult children say they know their parent extremely well — not as a parent, but as a person. This episode is about closing that gap. We talk about what actually belongs inside your circle of control — and wha
I didn't want to be there. I said it out loud to a woman I barely knew at a children's museum — overstimulated, exhausted, maybe just used to no one listening. She said me too. That friendship has lasted twenty years. Th
I kept putting off a financial decision recently — not because I didn't have thoughts, but because a voice older than the decision told me I wasn't the one who gets to know things. That's not a money story. That's a fami
Nobody decides to stop being honest with their partner. It happens in increments — one small reasonable decision at a time — until the thing you were waiting to say becomes the thing you've decided not to say. This week
Your voice is going to come out wrong the first time. Too loud, too soft, or completely sideways. That's not a sign to stop — that's the FFT. This week we get practical. We talk about what it actually looks like when you
You can understand exactly why you go quiet and still go quiet anyway. Insight isn't the same as change. What keeps the silence in place isn't confusion — it's fear. Specific, legitimate, deeply grooved fear. This week w
In this episode, I explore something that sits underneath so much of our lives — our voice. Not the one we speak with, but the one that knows what we think, what we need, and what we will and won't accept. I talk about h
I lost my best friend from high school this January. The bridge between us was always there — until it wasn't. That's what this episode is about. The conversations you've been meaning to have. The person you've been mean
What if purpose isn't something you discover once and hold onto forever? What if it's something you discover in small ways — every single day? Over the last few episodes we've been talking about something many of us are
When did you last have margin? Not a vacation, not a Sunday — real margin. Blank space that belonged to no one and nothing. Just you, unhurried and present. I'm guessing the answer is: not recently. In this episode I'm c
That flat, resigned Bohemian Rhapsody line — nothing really matters to me — caught in my throat at 14 and still does. What if it's actually permission? Permission to stop carrying what was never really yours and make spa
You're not depressed. You're not fine either. You're somewhere in the middle — and there's actually a name for it. In this episode, I'm unpacking why so many of us feel like we're watching our lives through a foggy winds
Welcome to part two of our deathbed regrets series. Last week I covered the first four regrets—this week I'm finishing with the final six, and these might hit even harder because they're about living on autopilot, postpo
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Say The Things is hosted by Nicole Bachle. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 225 episodes.
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