In this episode of The Walk-In Club Podcast, we’re checking in—literally and figuratively. What does it mean to check in with yourself, your people, and your community? Is it different from just showing up? And how do we build real, intentional connections without feeling like we’re just going through the motions?
We’re in learning mode—figuring out how to make this podcast the best it can be for the community we’re building. But that got us thinking: what does checking in really mean? Is it about being present, or is there something deeper?
We explore the difference between showing up and checking in, how note-taking and relationship tracking (even through a CRM app—cheating or caring?) can help us stay connected, and whether we should bring back the lost art of sending notes, gifts, or even chain mail to the people we care about.
We dive into the idea that checking in requires a response—it’s not just a one-way street. We unpack how self-check-ins, routines, and tracking progress can help us show up for ourselves first, so we can be better for others. Plus, we answer some questions from the community.
No rules, no perfect answers—just an open, honest, and (as always) fun conversation about building deeper relationships, one check-in at a time. Because caring is cool.