A flatmate handed me one book when I was 23... and I've reread it six or seven times since.
Before the book came the flatmates. The baked-beans thief. The toothpaste situation. The night I opened the wrong door at the worst possible moment. And then the book that genuinely changed how I think. Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl. A book about hope, grief, breakups, and what actually gets you up in the morning.
What you'll get:
• How to survive a freeloading flatmate
• The book that reset my whole outlook
• Why money means nothing once you've read it
• How to find your own search for meaning
• Getting through grief and real loss
Chapters:
(00:00) Feeling chilled today
(00:30) The crazy flatmate
(01:21) Annoying flatmate habits
(05:01) The door I shouldn't open
(07:01) Whose space is whose
(08:20) The book he gave me
(09:50) Man's Search for Meaning
(11:00) Finding your own meaning
(13:00) Motherhood as meaning
(18:24) Grief and rebuilding
(21:00) Money means nothing
(23:04) Pass it on
Read the book, then tell me what it gave you... and follow so you never miss a week.
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This episode touches on grief and loss. It's a personal story, not professional advice. If you're struggling, please reach out to a qualified professional.
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