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10,000 Tabs

10,000 Tabs is a podcast about how people navigate change when the path forward isn’t obvious. Host Kim Wensel sits down with founders, creatives, leaders, and everyday people who have taken a non-linear path. Each conversation explores the human experience behind the work: how we make decisions when there’s no clear roadmap, outgrow old identities, and learn to trust ourselves more than the public opinion on our life. From career pivots to identity shifts, and all of the quiet decisions in between,

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49:18

The Moment You Realize You Can't Go Back with Molly...

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2026/04/06

In this episode of 10,000 Tabs, Kim talks with publishing strategist and designer Molly Seabrook about the turning points that force us to reckon with who we are, what we value, and what we’re no longer willing to tolerate.Molly’s story spans continents, careers, and identities. From living abroad and teaching internationally to navigating an unexpected circumstance that reshaped her future, she has repeatedly found herself at the edge of major life decisions. Each time, she faced the same

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45:00

Building A Life That Has Room For You with Rachel...

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2026/03/23

What happens when the thing you’re “supposed” to build stops fitting the life you actually want?In this episode of 10,000 Tabs, Kim talks with photographer and writer Rachel Larsen Weaver about the subtle shifts that change the direction of our work—and our lives. Rachel began her career as a high school English teacher before picking up a camera while raising young children and writing a blog. What started as a creative outlet slowly evolved into a photography business. But even after finding

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10,000 Tabs Trailer

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2026/03/10

This is 10,000 Tabs. A show about how people navigate change when the path forward isn’t obvious.Every other week, I sit down with someone who has navigated one of those moments — a pivot, a realization, a reinvention, or simply a quiet internal shift that changed how they live or work. These aren’t career retrospectives. They’re not business playbooks. And they’re definitely not promotional interviews. They’re conversations about the human experience behind the work: how we make decisions

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66:01

My Story, Before Yours - Kim Wensel in Conversation...

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2026/03/10

On the first full-length episode of 10,000 Tabs, host Kim Wensel invites her long-time designer, creative collaborator, and friend, Shauna Haider to be the interviewer. Together they unpack the many iterations of Kim’s career—from international development work and corporate consulting to entrepreneurship, community building, and storytelling—and the moments that forced her to rethink the version of success she had been chasing. This is an honest conversation about identity, reinvention, and the

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35: It's The End Of The Show As You Know It

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2026/03/03

⏱️ This is the last episode of Why Is Nobody Talking About This?After a decade in business and seven years behind a microphone, Kim realized something important: the parts of podcasting she loves are centered around a conversation. Sitting across from someone else, questioning, relating, and reacting in real time is something she could do all day long. And once you realize something this big, you can't ignore it. In this episode, Kim shares the story behind a major shift in the podcast, why she’s

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31:31

34: I Didn't Know I Was Supposed to Get Under the Sheet

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2026/02/09

We talk a lot about strategy, confidence, and visibility, but far less about the one skill that quietly determines how all of those things actually play out: clear, human communication.Get ready for story time. In this episode Kim shares a hilariously uncomfortable personal experience that turned into an unexpected lesson about self-advocacy, assumptions, and the cost of not saying what we mean. If you’ve ever left a conversation wishing you’d just said the thing, this episode is a reminder that

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30:44

33: Leadership When You Feel Like You're Barely...

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2026/02/05

In this episode, Kim speaks directly to small business owners and founders who are navigating uncertain times, questioning their role as leaders, and wondering how to use their voice publicly to share their values. She explores the tension many business owners feel between wanting to take a stand and shifting their entire approach to activism.If you’ve been feeling pressure to respond perfectly, lead loudly, or justify your choices publicly, this episode offers a more human and sustainable way

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35:38

32: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing

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2026/01/21

Call for podcast guests!If you’re someone who has experienced a meaningful shift, pivot, or reckoning—and you’re comfortable speaking honestly about the messy middle—you may be a future guest. Reach out at Instagram and LinkedIn Kim's Website

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42:12

31: Your Year Was Bigger Than You Think

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2026/01/01

Before we get to the show notes, we've got an ask. If you've listened to the show, please consider giving it a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. This supports the work that goes into this show and helps attract more opportunities for visibility, growth, and content. Now onto the show...In the final episode of 2025, Kim hit record with ten hours left on the clock. She's putting words to the feeling she keeps hearing from high achievers (and herself): that weird holiday restlessness—pressure to

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58:31

30: No One Ever Died From Not Getting a Laugh with...

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2025/12/22

Most of us don’t avoid humor because we don’t have it—we avoid it because we’re afraid of how we’ll come across. In this live conversation, Kim sits down with journalist, producer, and Gold Comedy founder Lynn Harris to talk about why comedy isn’t reserved for performers, and why “being funny” isn’t a personality trait—it’s a practice. Together they unpack humor as a tool for connection, trust, and saying the thing everyone’s thinking (without the scoldy energy). If you’ve ever worried you’re not

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29: What Ideas People Need To Know About Consistency

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2025/12/16

Ideas people are tweakers. We keep going back to things that are far from perfect and abandon things that are technically better. But is this necessary? In this episode, Kim unpacks a deceptively simple insight drawn from everyday life: people don’t stay loyal because something is exceptional once; they stay because it’s consistent. Using an everyday story that nearly anyone can relate to, she explores how founders, creatives, and big thinkers often hold themselves to impossible standards—constantly

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28: Start Before Its Scalable

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2025/12/03

Somewhere along the way, founders were taught to ask “is this scalable?” before they ask whether something is worth making at all. In this episode, Kim pushes back on the pressure to build like a venture-backed startup. She unpacks the beliefs that keep smart, capable entrepreneurs stuck in planning mode, the growth advice that’s flattening good ideas, and why starting small and not as polished as you're capable of is the most strategic move you can make.HIGHLIGHTS The beliefs entrepreneurs

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51:04

27: What Small Business Owners Wish You Knew on Black...

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2025/11/24

Black Friday gets all the attention, but what about the independent shops holding our towns together the rest of the year? In this episode, Kim sits down with vintage shop owner and designer Lisa Tumbarello for an honest conversation about the realities of running a small business during the busiest (and most emotionally loaded) shopping weekend of the year. They talk about the unseen labor, the tough calls, the creative joy, and the very real pressures that come with trying to build something

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26: What The Bench Summit Taught Me About Leadership

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2025/11/17

Leadership isn’t always loud, polished, or certain. Sometimes it looks like sitting in a room with women who are figuring it out in real time. In this episode, Kim shares the biggest lessons that emerged from The Bench Summit in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida: moments of honesty, humanity, and self-led leadership that had nothing to do with titles and everything to do with how we show up for ourselves and one another. Whether you were in the room or not, these reflections offer a new way to think about

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58:39

25: Being Open To What's Next with Sara Amin

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2025/11/03

How do you stay open to change when what once drove and defined you no longer fits? In this conversation, Kim talks with communications strategist and solo mom by choice Sara Amin about what it means to rewrite the story you thought you were living and trusting yourself enough to move toward what’s calling you next. From career burnout to building a family on her own terms, Sara shares how to create your own version of fulfillment, redefine ambition, and to take action on projects when you aren't

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24: A Better Alternative To Fake It Til You Make It

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2025/10/27

When we're in the depths of a career pivot, reinvention, or shift, it's easy to feel stuck waiting for the new version of ourselves to arrive. The old bio doesn't fit, but when we haven't yet done the thing we want to be known for, how do we embody it? Rather than waiting for a client to find us and become our magical test case, on this episode Kim is asking you to consider what it could look like to greenlight your own ideas.HIGHLIGHTS Why the term "passion project" devalues the important role

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61:41

23: How To Invite Feedback Before Your Best Work Is...

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2025/10/20

Most of us wait until something feels finished before we’re willing to share it — but what if that’s the reason our work stalls out? In this episode, Kim sits down with her book editor, Jacqueline Fisch, to talk about why the best creative work happens in collaboration, not isolation. They unpack the fear of being seen too early, the trauma so many of us carry from bad feedback experiences, and how to ask for feedback in a way that builds momentum instead of shutting you down.HIGHLIGHTS: Why

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22: [ Visibility Series ] Let Them Think What They Think

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2025/10/09

We’ve spent the Visibility Series redefining a word that's often used as synonymous with content strategy and relating it closer to a practice of being seen in honest, human ways. To close it out, this episode lands on what may be the hardest part of all: using your voice and letting people think what they think. Visibility isn’t always public or polished; sometimes it’s simply asking for what you need without over-explaining, advocating for yourself, or holding a line without worrying how it might

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36:32

21: [ Visibility Series ] Rethinking Your Bio When...

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2025/09/22

Bios carry a lot of weight. They introduce us before we walk in the room, shape how others see us, and are also supposed to tell our whole story. No wonder writing one feels difficult—especially if you’re multi-passionate or in transition. In this episode, Kim uses her messaging expertise and stories from women in The Bench to explain how to reframe your bio so it feels more true to who you are.HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE Why bios feels harder to write during times of transition (and why that's

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20: [ Visibility Series ] Human Connection Shameless...

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2025/09/15

When we think about visibility, it’s easy to picture self-promotion, algorithms, or endless posting. But what if visibility is actually about connection—the kind that feels human, reciprocal, and even easier than “selling yourself”? In this episode, Kim unpacks why showing up consistently creates more opportunities than self-promotion ever could—and shares the one shift that makes visibility feel less like performance and more like possibility.HIGHLIGHTS Why visibility feels loaded for so many

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