The boys are back—with a new set, new chairs, and the same life overload. Cookie and Nana settle into their central London spot and reflect on what it means to feel like real podcasters (whatever that means). They chat about the growing pains of juggling too many projects, learning to manage time when everything feels urgent, and finding systems that might keep them sane. Plus, a chat on telling your boys you love them, fighting the scroll addiction, and a surprise spoken word moment you didn’t know you needed.

If you’ve ever tried spinning too many plates at once—or just forgot to say goodnight to your mates—this one’s for you.

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Cookie and Nana return for another open and honest conversation — this week, tackling the struggle of staying focused while working from home. Nana opens up about his battle with distractions (especially YouTube), and the boys unpack what it really means to be productive. Is it a lack of focus, or just a harsh self-assessment? And what happens when learning becomes an excuse not to take action?

They also touch on grooming habits (yes, eyebrow threading included), Cookie’s Amsterdam antics, and introduce their brand-new segment: the Gratitude Grab. It’s a feel-good finish to a thoughtful episode — light, honest, and full of laughs.

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Welcome to Should've Gone to Therapy. Put simply, a podcast about life and trying to get the best out of it. Join Nana and Cookie on a journey of self development, friendship and adventure.

This week, the boys get reflective… and a little exposed. Nana celebrates a relationship milestone with a thoughtful gift, while Cookie admits he’s never made it that far. Is it a fear of commitment—or just economics?

From income insecurity to CCJs, they unpack how money (or the lack of it) shapes their relationships, routines, and self-worth. They question their financial habits, dig into how upbringing influenced their money mindsets, and Nana shares a budget hack that doesn’t involve managing his own bank account 👀

Love, money, and hard truths—it’s a grown-up conversation (with the usual childish energy).

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