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No Such Thing with Krysta Huber

There’s no such thing as one right way to do life. No Such Thing is a podcast hosted by Krysta Huber — marketing strategist and coach — about the overlap between work, health, and the rest of life that happens in between.

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13
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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    The Cost of Having an Opinion (opens the original)

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    Krysta almost didn't post a carousel about a viral celebrity ad campaign. Her take ran against everything in her feed, and she spent longer than she'd like to admit asking herself whether it was even worth weighing in. She posted it anyway. The DMs filled with "thank God someone finally said it," and then one comment landed from someone she hadn't talked to in about seven years: "What a disappointing take." It wasn't the disagreement that stuck. It was that one word. Disappointment Means Someone

  2. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    You Don't Need More Information — You Need More Evidence (opens the original)

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    A client DM about a fancy body-composition scale sends Krysta down a rabbit hole about why we're all so obsessed with gathering more data, more tools, and more frameworks — and why that obsession is quietly becoming our favorite form of procrastination. In this episode we dive into: • Why "I need more information" has become the most respectable-looking excuse for not taking action • How to tell the difference between genuinely useful data and anxiety dressed up as research • The real reason you

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    When Optimizing Becomes the Thing You’re Optimizing For (opens the original)

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    Krysta was walking home from the grocery store when she remembered the post. A business coach listing everything she no longer does herself on the way to $100K months: no grocery runs, because someone else handles the meal prep. No washing her own hair, because there's a weekly blowout. And there Krysta was, carrying her own bags. (Does this mean I shouldn't be going to the grocery store?) By the time she got home she had 97% of this episode — which turns out to be the point. That Post Is a List

  4. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    No Such Thing as One Take: EP 4 (opens the original)

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    A restaurant in Woodbridge let a regular named Johnny run a tab when he was short on money, and the GoFundMe that came out of it hit $12,000 in five days. The very next reel in the feed was an influencer refusing to show the shoes unless you commented for the link. That's September on the internet in two posts. In this episode we dive into: - Why September, not January, is the window to change your year - The litmus test to run before you buy another course - Where AI is actually making money, a

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Their Timeline Says Nothing About Yours (opens the original)

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    Four voice notes deep with a marketing client — three-minute chunks adding up to a fifteen-minute TED talk — Krysta realized she'd already recorded this episode once. The client's question: why am I in the trenches when I've been in this room longer than the people I keep watching take off? Not "what am I doing wrong," because she's checking every box. Just "what is my problem?" This one is for anyone doing everything right while the result takes its time. Everything You're Watching Is the Highl

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