Life with Beth and Court

We share how far we've come with our budgeting game, what limiting beliefs held us back most of our lives, where we are now, how we can afford to live life on the road and the software that makes it all possible for us. If you wanna try the software we talk about allllll throughout this episode, message us to start a 30-day trial - we'll help you get started ✌🏼

We have an open and honest conversation with our friend, Breana Demaray, about what systemic racism looks like, what quiet racism sounds like and how even when we try our hardest, sometimes we’ll still get it wrong - and that’s ok. When we know better, we can do better 💜

We dive into the news we've been teasing out all week on social media. We let you in on our upcoming plans and how we might possibly get to hang out in real life. Tune in 😘 Here are the resources we mention in the podcast: 1. Keep Your Daydream (YouTube channel) 2. Heath and Alyssa (website) 3. Forever Wild by Troy Ramey (song)

How we began decluttering our house and what it feels like to shed "things" and physical reminders from the past, while still keeping the memories (and making some extra cash).

Apologizing has become a default for many people, women in particular, but this episode - we challenge that norm and give you alternatives to apologizing for things that you don't need to be sorry about.

How we identify, process, and move past our intense emotions.

No matter the condition of your childhood relationship with your mom, it changes when you become an adult. Your eyes open to a different perspective. We're here for all of it. The good, the bad and the ugly. This episode is listener inspired and we have a feeling that many of you may be able to relate.

Sometimes we go through a lot of trouble in our relationships because we're different from each other and we haven't yet learned to identify what those differences are and how they play out. Find out what it means to be an internal processor, an external processor and how to ask for what you need to process in your OWN way.

This week, we're jammin' about what's giving us life right now and what's challenging us at the same time. Because the truth is, they can (and are) often one in the same. We cover 4 main topics: 1) Untamed by Glennon Doyle 2) The Autoimmune Protocol Diet 3) BAMP (Becoming A Morning Person) 4) The World's Shortest Newsletter

We’re open and honest about the fact that we’ve been butting heads a lot since quarantine and we’re finally realizing it’s because we’re straying a tish too far away from our love languages and what we need from each other. So we went back to the basics – retook our Love Language quizzes, were surprised to see they’d changed so much and then it all became clear why we were annoying the shit outta...

Tall Ticker Todd, as we like to call him, takes us through what his journey has been over the last 6 months trying to put a morning routine in place. Routines don't come natural for Todd, but as you'll hear him say - they make a BIG difference for him so he keeps on trying, even when it's tough. Head over to our show notes to see Todd's routine and check out some of the tools he uses - like an app...

Never in our lifetimes did we think we'd be faced with a pandemic and worldwide lockdowns because of a virus ravaging entire countries. It's an extremely stressful time, and the virus has varying degrees of effects on people's lives. Many people have contracted the virus, lots of people have lost loved ones to the virus (including us), others have lost their jobs, lost their social lives, and hone...

In this week's episode, we look at 6 tactics for navigating conflict respectfully and effectively.

This week, we're featuring part 1 of a 2-part series on Fair Fighting. Basically, how to survive conflict without traumatizing each other, divorcing each other or otherwise harming each other.

Have you ever felt like everything that others are saying is somehow directed at you and absolutely-without-a-doubt meant to throw down the gauntlet and challenge you? Then this is your episode. We chat about how to stop getting so easily offended, how to proactively not offend others while still speaking your truth, how to communicate with someone you disagree with, and even some special backhand...

In today's episode, we get to the heart of the matter - what the hell IS shame, what does it look like and how do we heal through it so we can stop letting it control us.

How digging in and doing the work gave us the life we were searching for

A research-based discussion on healthy relationships inspired by a researcher that we find fascinating, Dr. John Gottman. He's studied 3,000+ couples over the course of 32 years.

The good, the bad and the ugly along the path that led to us being where we are today. You also get to hear Beth be incredibly awkward and uncomfortable. It's charming.

Understanding where you get your energy, how that shows up at work and at home, and why it matters. We decided to dig into some research so we could accurately (and scientifically 😌) lay out the differences between how introverts and extroverts operate.

This may, in fact, be our favorite episode yet because we get to nerd out about our favorite authors and books, which ALSO means we get to talk about a wide array of topics that fascinate us. Head over to our website for the full list of books mentioned on this episode.

Our journeys with perfectionism, people pleasing and performance addiction - and how we combat the trio in our daily lives.

Know this one thing about yourself and you'll feel free in so many ways...plus, improve your relationships.  *UPDATE* Free download is no longer available on our website, but you can email us at info@lifewithbethandcourt.com and we'll send it to you 😉

We don’t make new year resolutions and we don’t plan to start. You’ll hear why in this episode and what we DO practice at the new year. Plus, what we think are the key ingredients to crushing your goals and creating a life YOU love.

Holidays can be a really amazing time for so many of us - a time to see family and celebrate and laugh and catch up and share meals and gifts. But it's important to remember, not everybody has that same experience of the holidays. Some are reminded of loved ones they've lost or their fractured families they wish were whole. In this episode, we cover what support looks like for those who struggle a...