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Episode 34 – “Writer of Her Own Story”

In this episode, I sit down with a writer and content creator whose work feels both grounded and quietly powerful. She’s part of UB Life, a startup that creates relatable, creative content for our generation — from “what song are you listening to?” to “what’s your all-time favorite movie?” (aka my personal fave kind of storytelling).

We talk about her daily routine, what drives her work, and the joy she finds in creating content that connects. The conversation naturally flows into her childhood — the sweet and the tough parts — and how that led her to study psychology in university.

She also opens up about writing her very first book at just 16 (!!), her love for music, and how journaling and storytelling became tools of survival and self-expression. We dive into her personal relationship with mental health — including the ups and downs, anxiety, depression, and how she’s moved through those hard chapters (and sometimes still is).

This convo felt like peeling back the layers of someone who’s been quietly paying attention to the world — and now, she’s choosing to speak back. From being a woman to being human, to the messy stuff in between — it’s all here.

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EP 33 — “Muur.Eej: Nails, Nostalgia & Navigating Womanhood”

In this episode, I’m joined by one of the most uniquely inspiring women I’ve ever had the chance to sit down with — Muur.Eej, also known as who is nail. While many know her for her stunning nail art, she’s honestly so much more than just her craft. She’s a makeup artist, clothing designer, storyteller, and a quietly powerful presence in every room she walks into. On top of all that? She’s one of the kindest, warmest, and chillest people you could ever meet — the kind of guest that makes time feel slower in the best way.

We started off with her childhood memories — soft at first, then deeper. Her reflections brought us into moments that shaped her identity, her art, and her way of looking at life. From there, the convo naturally flowed into her creative world: how she started doing nails, the inspiration behind her designs, and the journey of building her own lane for over six years. But this isn’t just about nails — it’s about finding freedom in creativity, and trusting your eye and your instinct.

Later in the episode, we opened up the conversation about womanhood — from marriage to being single, from partnership to independence. She shared her honest takes on being a wife, maybe being solo, and all the quiet emotions that come with both. And yes, we also asked the big questions about men: why are they so silent? So distant? So uninterested? It was real, honest, and also kinda funny in that “we’ve all been there” kind of way.

As always, we circled back to the themes that live at the heart of this podcast — growing, grieving, finding yourself, and figuring it all out along the way. But this time, the story felt extra personal. Muur.Eej is one of those rare people who speaks gently but leaves a strong impact. You can feel her energy through every word.

If you’re into those slow, intentional conversations that make you feel seen — this one’s for you. Listen in and get cozy. This episode stays with you, long after it ends.

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EPISODE 32 — “The Guy Behind TheKane”

one of the very few male voices this season. and it hits different.

This episode feels a little different — in the best way. My guest is one of the very few men I’ve had on this season, and he’s someone you probably already follow: the admin behind the well-known Instagram page @thekane, filled with Mongolian poetry, quotes, and emotional reflections.

We kicked things off talking about his childhood and high school days, and from there, we went deep into something I’ve never explored before on the pod — his experience in the army. He shared the ups, the downs, and how it really felt, mentally and emotionally. That led us into one of my favorite parts of the conversation: men’s mental health — why so many guys stay quiet, and what it takes to actually open up.

We also got into relationships, women, love, breakups — all the messy and meaningful stuff. And of course, I asked about the heart behind @thekane — why he started the page, what the quotes mean to him, and what he hopes people feel when they read his words.

It’s honest, vulnerable, and a rare kind of male voice that we don’t hear enough.

tap in — it’s a convo that’ll stay with you.

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S2, EP31 – Just Graduated, Actress + Singer, and Trying to Handle It All

In this episode, I sat down with a guest who just graduated in 2024 with degrees in both acting and singing. She’s one of those people who’s clearly talented, but also in that raw, real stage of life where everything feels kinda messy and undefined. We started the conversation the way I usually do — with her childhood. What she was like growing up, the things that shaped her, and how performing slowly became a part of her identity. From there, we moved into high school stories, her early creative moments, and what led her to actually study the arts seriously.

Now, she’s living alone for the first time, figuring out what it means to be on her own — emotionally, physically, and financially. She’s going to auditions, trying to get roles, putting herself out there, and handling rejections while still showing up the next day. There’s this unspoken pressure in life after graduation, like you’re supposed to have it all together… but in reality, she’s just trying to keep her head above water — and she’s honest about that.

We talked about how exhausting it can be to carry everything at once — managing your mental health, staying confident in your body, paying your bills, chasing dreams, and still trying to be soft and open in a world that sometimes tells women to be smaller, quieter, or tougher than they really are. There’s something powerful in how she’s learning to embrace both the strength and softness of being a woman — the parts that hurt and the parts that heal.

She also shared her future goals — the professional dreams, her bucket list, the things she wants to experience as an actress and as a person. She doesn’t have it all figured out, but she’s okay with that. She’s learning. She’s growing. She’s still standing.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt like they’re doing everything and nothing at once. Like you’re strong, but still sensitive. Like you’re building something… but also just surviving. If you’re somewhere in that in-between space too — this one’s gonna feel close to home.

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EP. 30 – A Man with a Camera, a Heart, and a Lot on His Mind 🎥🧠

This episode is kinda rare—and special. For the 30th one, I sat down with a man (yep, one of the few male guests ever on All That Is With Kirito) and honestly… it was a completely random decision to invite him. But it turned out to be so worth it.

He’s a self-taught professional photographer and video editor—no fancy degrees, no big studios—just years of raw passion, a camera, a phone, and a vision. Funny enough, he does have a degree in fashion design, but somehow photography stole his heart. We unpacked all of that—from childhood memories and high school stories to the long, winding road that led him to where he is now. He’s been doing this for nearly a decade.

Of course, when two men sit down to talk, it’s not just about the career glow-up. We went real deep into men’s mental health—like, the real stuff: the highs, the lows, the burnout, the pressure, the quiet depression, and yeah… even those dark moments most people are too scared to bring up.

He opened up about a time when he suddenly lost all joy in photography. One day, it just stopped making him feel anything. So what happens when the one thing you love the most stops giving you life? Is he over it now? Or still figuring it out? We went there.

And yep, we talked about relationships too—how modern love between men and women has gotten so complicated. Breakups, divorce, communication issues, gender roles—all of it.

Toward the end, we talked about dreams—his future as a man, a boyfriend, maybe a husband someday. What makes him feel alive, how he defines happiness now, and what else lights him up besides photography.

It’s deep. It’s honest. It’s needed.

I really hope you feel something from this one. Let me know what hits you most. 🎙️✨

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Gas, Grit, and Going Full Send ft Bondoonoo

So imagine this: she’s got a journalism degree in her back pocket, but instead of working a traditional job, she’s out here snowboarding through mountains and racing enduro bikes like it’s second nature. This episode is all about her—someone who chose passion over comfort and never looked back.

We kicked things off with her lifestyle—how she structures her days around training, competing, and straight-up living for the thrill. First came snowboarding—her first love. The way she described it? Addictive. Healing. Wild. Then came enduro cross racing—not your average motorbiking, but full-on, off-road chaos. It’s fast, risky, and intense even for most men—but she’s thriving in it.

The main reason I invited her on the podcast? I was so curious how and why she chose these two wild, high-adrenaline sports—at the same time. Like… what makes someone fall that hard for two extreme things? And how does she keep going, even when it’s risky as f*ck? Her answer was beautiful. For her, it’s not about danger—it’s about freedom, identity, and pushing herself to grow.

She took us through it all—from being a total beginner to becoming a competitive athlete in a male-dominated space. We talked about her mindset, the highs and lows, her future plans and tournaments, and how she stays grounded through it all.

And then she said something I’ll never forget:

“Having a hobby is very helpful for a person’s mental health.”

That one sentence holds so much truth, and her entire story is proof.

Of course, we went deeper—her journey as a woman in extreme sports, her parents’ support, her thoughts on love, happiness, and how she’s faced her mental health struggles head-on. It got real, it got vulnerable, and it was honestly beautiful.

As always, I’m not giving you every detail here—you’ve gotta listen to feel the full energy.

Hope you love it. And if you do, share it with someone who needs to hear this story

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EP. 28 – Built by Hand (ft. Dinza)

Me and Dinza were born on the exact same day, and honestly, the connection? It was instant. Like… everything just flowed.

If you know Dinza, you probably know her as the founder of Bidnii Goyol, a handmade jewelry and accessories brand she built entirely by herself during quarantine. Every piece is made by her own hands, with intention and soul. She’s also known for her dreamy visuals and creative content on Instagram, and somehow, while studying anthropology, she’s juggling all of it at once—with no pause button.

But what you might not see online is the real stuff we got into in this conversation.

We started with her childhood—what shaped her, what challenged her, the sweet moments and the quiet pain. Then we moved into how the pandemic gave her the unexpected space to create a business from scratch, while she was also navigating the emotional chaos of her early twenties.

We talked about love—how it changes you, how it sometimes breaks you, and how she’s learning to rebuild. She opened up about her mental health, her struggles with anxiety, burnout, and what it’s like carrying all of that while trying to be creative, stay productive, and still show up for people.

There’s also the deeper layer: being a woman. Being seen. Being misunderstood. Being soft and strong in a world that expects you to choose. We got into the pressure of performing in society, of being “good” or “put together,” when really—you’re just trying to survive and make something beautiful along the way.

Of course, I brought in one of my core questions from previous episodes, and her answer might be one of my favorites yet. It’s raw, honest, and filled with the kind of clarity that only comes from going through it.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying too much, dreaming too big, or healing in silence—this one’s for you.

Take a breath, press play, and let this conversation hold you.

And if it speaks to you—share it with someone you love.

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EP. 27 – Dentist, CEO, and New Mom: Her Real Life Behind the Titles 🦷🎨👶🏽

In this episode, I sat down with a woman who’s juggling more roles than most of us could imagine—and doing it with a kind of quiet strength that’s honestly inspiring. She’s a dentist, the CEO and founder of her own dental company, a new mom, a wife, and a team leader. But the road to all of this wasn’t perfect. It was full of twists, self-doubt, pressure, and real moments of struggle.

What makes her story even more interesting is that dentistry wasn’t always the dream. Back in high school, she actually wanted to be a model—she was even part of an agency—and she loved to paint. Art, creativity, self-expression… that was her world. But somewhere along the way, she shifted. She ended up in medical school, choosing dentistry, and found a whole new purpose she didn’t see coming.

We talk about that entire journey—from being a creative teenager to grinding through med school, and eventually launching her own dental business six years after graduation. She shares what it was like stepping into that role, the pressure of leadership, and the mindset shifts that helped her grow.

But behind all the success, there were also real mental health challenges.

She opens up about the ups and downs, the moments of burnout, anxiety, and self-doubt—especially as someone trying to manage so many identities at once. Dentist. Boss. Mom. Wife. Woman. She’s transparent about how she’s still learning to balance it all without losing herself.

We also go deep into her present life—motherhood, building a business, and maintaining a healthy relationship with her husband. We talk about love, connection, and what it truly means to find happiness in the middle of chaos. What brings her joy now? What still scares her? And what’s she dreaming about for the future?

She also reflects on being a woman today—the advantages, the expectations, the unfair parts, and the quiet power in showing up anyway. Her story is full of growth, vulnerability, and proof that you don’t have to have it all figured out to still keep going.

It’s almost two hours long, but packed with truth, warmth, and everything in between.

So whether you’re in the middle of chasing your dream, starting over, or just trying to breathe—this one’s for you.

Listen all the way through, and if it hits home? Share it with someone who’d feel it too 🤍

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