In this episode of Breaking the Silence, Angeli, ShyTia, and Nori explore two relatable and thought-provoking topics that touch both everyday habits and real-life responsibilities.
First, they take a lighthearted look at “The Unread Book Stack”—why we keep buying books we don’t read and what that says about our habits and intentions.
Then, the conversation shifts to “The Sandwich Generation”—what it’s like to feel stretched between supporting children and caring for aging parents, balancing time, finances, and emotional pressure.
From small habits to bigger responsibilities, this episode highlights what it means to feel pulled in different directions while trying to keep everything together.
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