Friday Briefing Podcast

What happens when someone mistakes confidence for entitlement? In this episode, Nadiya opens up about an uncomfortable encounter….

We discuss emotional breakdowns, the reality of crying when life gets overwhelming, and an experience that reminded us how important kindness can be when someone is strugglingEMAIL US: fridaybriefing@gmail.comJOIN OUR SOCIALS:TT @hannahsyeedd / https://www.tiktok.com/@hannahsyeeddTT @nadiyasyeed / https://www.tiktok.com/@nadiyasyeedIG @hannahsyeed @nadiyasyeed / https://www.instagram.com/hannahsyeed / https://www.instagram.com/nadiyasyeed

We planned it, we were READY and then yeah.. watch till the end can’t believe we fell for this.

This storytime is actually insane somehow that spiralled into one of the most chaotic school experiences ever. A teacher (who had an ex-army background) spread things behind my back, and at one point literally had school security sent out to find me 😭 It genuinely felt like I was in a psychological thriller. You need to hear this one from the start. 

This episode follows the chaos, romance, and reality of a staring contest, Nadiya found herself unexpectedly falling in love, and everyone had to face the sting of failure. From awkward moments and emotional highs to hard truths and personal growth, it’s about learning that not every loss is a bad thing and sometimes failure leads you exactly where you need to be.

In this episode, we’re talking about why so many of us struggle to take risks especially when it comes to leaving comfort zones, stepping away from stable corporate jobs, and choosing the path that actually aligns with our dreams.Fear of failure, fear of judgment, and limiting beliefs often keep us stuck in places that feel safe but unfulfilling. We convince ourselves that security is better than uncertainty, even when deep down we know we want more.

This episode is a real one.After reading some of your comments from the last episode, over on the other app we knew we had to go deeper. We’re talking about things that aren’t always easy to say out loud eating disorders, the pressure of the heat online, and the hate directed at Hannah.But it’s bigger than that.It’s about the expectations placed on women’s bodies. Who sets them? Why do we internalise them? And what does it actually cost us to keep trying to meet them?This conversation is honest, uncomfortable at times, but necessary. Because behind every comment, every comparison, every “ideal” there are real people navigating it in real time.Thank you for opening up the conversation with us. 🤍None of this noise, pressure, or hate will ever change we are. 

this week was a lot… hair change, deep chats & a very intense cab ride 😭