Family Friends with Kirstie Lee and Ashley Yang

when you say no gifts, what do you really mean?

“No gifts” sounds simple until you’re the parent arriving empty-handed. Ashley and Kirstie unpack the unspoken rules, awkward choices, and mounting pressure around kids’

why I stopped checking LinkedIn

Comparison can make meaningful work feel like failure, especially when you’re measuring your behind-the-scenes against someone else’s highlight reel. Kirstie and Ashley g

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A little bit about us! Our moms were besties when we were literally in the womb, so we grew up together play Spit on Friday nights until 2 am (our parents would NOT stop

why moms need to stop feeling guilty for taking time for themselves

Ashley and Kirstie unpack the patterns behind the hard days of self doubt at work, managing toddler restraint collapse and the guilt that makes moms feel like their own t

do dads have good boundaries or is it just male privilege?

Ashley and Kirstie recently when on a revealing group vacation where all the husbands exhibited some seemingly inconsiderate behavior that turns into an honest examinatio

how to take the ick out of networking

Networking does not have to mean awkward small talk or figuring out what you can get from someone. Ashley and Kirstie share a more human, low-pressure approach to buildin

flop eras + overcoming failure mindset

A year that’s down 87% can still be a year of progress. Ashley and Kirstie get honest about business “flop eras,” the failures that linger, and how to tell when it’s time

how to heal your soul: the case for crafting

Ashley and Kirstie unpack why doing something completely pointless, low-stakes, and new can reset your brain more effectively than a doomscrolling break.