In this episode, we recap their answers to our last question, "What does Good Enough For Now mean to you?," from our interviews. The first season of Good Enough For Now resulted in so many good nuggets of golden advice from our guests.

Take a few minutes, get out a pen or your phone notes app, and jot down some wisdom to take you into the next chapter of your life. Or simply listen and reflect.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we talk with Toby Amidor, the founder of Toby Amidor Nutrition, where she provides nutrition and food safety consulting services for individuals, restaurants and food brands. She is a Wall Street Journal bestselling cookbook author and has 9 published cookbooks.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we turn the microphone on co-host Harper Spero and preview the next season of the show. Harper Spero is the founder of Made Visible, a 100-episode podcast that amplifies stories of people living with or affected by invisible illness. She facilitates writing classes for the Made Visible community and works with companies to create inclusivity and connection for their employees living with invisible illnesses through content, community, classes and workshops.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we hear from Devan Sandiford, a published writer and four-time New York City Moth StorySLAM champion, about using the power of spoken word storytelling as a conversation with inner truths that empowered him to feel agency in making life choices that revealed identity hidden by silence over family trauma.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we hear from Megan Hellerer, founder of Coaching for Underfulfilled Overachievers and the author of the forthcoming book, Directional Living: The Underfulfilled Overachievers Guide to Work and Life. She talks about her journey through shifting her life path from being “achievement ambitious” to “process oriented.”

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we hear from Amanda Thebe, Canada’s first menopause coach and educator, about her journey through perimenopause and how she mobilized her experience to enlighten and alleviate the transition for all women.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, serial entrepreneur, business, and community leader Nathan Ryan talks to us about the importance of authentic culture at work, in his community and how his values steer his inner compass.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we talk with entrepreneur and author, Melissa Bernstein, about her experience overcoming existential depression, how she found salvation from that darkness, and ways she brings her creativity and light into the world to help others.

In this episode of Good Enough for Now, creator and co-founder Rebekah Bastian walks us through how creativity, community, and entrepreneurship have shaped her path and oriented her identity.

We hear from entrepreneur Megan Flatt about how the impact of life stage and external forces shifted her priorities. As a result, she’s transformed her approach to work; choosing to focus on impact over productivity.

Recovering overachiever and professional friend-maker Baily Hancock discusses her decision to step away from entrepreneurship, how community has been the cornerstone of her life.