HeyJaredMany Things with Steph Libby
A podcast for the multipassionate, the curious, and the chronically figuring-it-out crowd.Hosted by Steph Libby — fiction writer, HR professional, and self-proclaimed doer of many things — this show explores what it actually looks like to build a life you love.
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Turning Passions into Real Career Pathways (opens the original)
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After months of career counseling, I'm sharing the assessments, exercises, and hard money math that helped me let go of a decades-old "dream job" fantasy and find real clarity as a multi-passionate person. It's an honest look at what it actually costs — financially and emotionally — to figure out what you want from your career.
Breaking the Summer Guilt Cycle (opens the original)
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I'm taking a step back at the six-month mark of 2026 to reflect on my resolutions, my relationship with consistency, and how I'm finally breaking my old summer guilt cycle. I'm getting real about what financial freedom, multi-passionate living, and "building my dream life" actually mean to me. Plus, my Fourth of July documentary recommendations.
It’s not a motivation problem (opens the original)
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I'm holding myself back. What I've long thought was a motivation or discipline problem is actually a systems issue. In today's episode I talk about this revelation and why it's so hard to just do the things you know, need, and want to do to change your life for the better.
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