Overthinking Central

In this episode, I discuss my experience living away from home as someone who moved abroad in her teens, and never looked back.

We'll touch on themes like growing up, spending your teens in the countryside and finding a place you want to call "home" as an adult

Welcome to the third episode of The Career Diaries: a mini-series where I unpack everything we’ve been taught to believe about jobs, success, and what it means to "" have it all together ""In this episode, I get quite personal about the decision to quit my first full-time job: what led up to it and why quitting went against my entire belief system

We’re often told to stick things out and just be grateful for what we have, but sometimes, quitting is the bravest thing to do

In this episode, we're unpacking the pressures that keep us stuck in the wrong roles, challenging the stigma around quitting, and I'll be sharing what I’ve learnt (so far (I may be wise but I'm only 24)) about choosing better for yourself even when it’s scary

Welcome to the second episode of The Career Diaries: a mini-series where I unpack everything we’ve been taught to believe about jobs, success, and what it means to "" have it all together ""

In a world where everyone seems to be a painter/tiktok person/have a sick startup job in Shoreditch, it's easy to feel like getting a corporate job was a big mistake after allCan creativity thrive in work environments? Can we?

What is a creative job?

How do spreadsheets enhance our work life balance?

enjoy xx

Welcome to the first episode of The Career Diaries: a mini-series where I unpack everything we’ve been taught to believe about jobs, success, and what it means to """have it all together""""
today’s episode is all about prestige: why some careers get a gold star and others get a lot of sh*t, how we internalise status, and why so many of us feel lowkey/highkey panicked about our paths.

is it societal pressure?

internalised capitalism?

is it just what having LinkedIn feels like?

or is it all in our heads?enjoy xx

this episode will transport you down the rabbit hole of manifestation and online trends

we've all had lucky girl syndrome at some point: got a new job, a great haircut and a free cookie on the same day? the sun is finally shining? it has to be luck... or does it?

pretty self-explanatory episode title

today we're talking about simple ways to broaden your mind and gain a new perspective on the world, enjoy <3

FIRST epsiode as Overthinking Central !! I hope you like the new name <3

I am sorry if I'm not very upbeat in this epsiode; I am really tired these days

this episode is a review of/ a commentary on my personal experience related to Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Perez.

I discuss my impressions of the book as someone who only read it a month ago at the ripe age of 24 and who wishes she had read this ages ago

If you haven't read it yet, please do so I beg you

I also talk about my personal experience with some points this book raises and how the impacted (and continue to impact) my day-to-day life in a way that i hope will be relatable to many others

This episode is about feminism, working in a male-dominated industry and womanhood in general

a written version is also available on substack (this is a new thing for me so please check it out!! <3) @overthinkingcentralpodcast

from a rom-com line all the way to consumerist trends and beauty standards, this episode is all about comparison in the digital age and what it does to us innocent creatures

don't forget to watch When Harry met Sally

i finally watched The Traitors and I loved it!!

in this episode, we'll discuss in great detail why reality TV has such a weird reputation, what it can actually bring us and what sets it apart from movies/shows

coming from an ex reality-TV hater <3 this is an ode to reality shows as a way to connect and start an easy conversation (could this be the ultimate elevator pitch opening line: "did you watch the Traitors last night?" ?)

also, I wanted to acknowledge the traitors is probably one of "the classiest" reality TV shows out there. so maybe stick to that one and don't ask your boss who their favourite naked attraction contestant was at your next team lunch

this is just a light-hearted easy breezy episode I hope you enjoy!