This episode is just me- as my guest was unfortunately unwell, however I did enjoy rambling on my own. Books and words are so special and important to me in so many ways and I wanted to share some books that have really impacted my life and how I face this world as an adult.Books:Everything I Know About Love - Dolly AldertonEleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine- Gail HoneymanAnimal- Sarah PascoeSapiens- Yuval Noah HarariHomo Deus- Yuval Noah HarariThe Big Little Things- Henry FraserWhy I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race- Reni Eddo- Lodge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#7 Seven Books That I have Loved This Year

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Demi Colleen is a content creator and writer, who was diagnosed with ADHD last year. 
In this episode we discuss living with ADHD, getting diagnosed, medication, and how it has affected her timeline both now and retrospectively looking back pre-diagnosis.
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Adulting 2.0: Demi Colleen

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Caggie Dunlop is a podcaster, content creator and author. 
In this episode we talk about Saturn returns, the subject matter of her successful podcast and new book of the same name, feeling like your timeline is falling behind, an uneasy relationship with fame, her love affair with music, the courage to create, sobriety and so much more. 
Caggie's book 'Saturn Returns' is out now.
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Adulting 2.0: Caggie Dunlop

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Poorna Bell is an award winning journalist, author and public speaker and specialises in women's issues, diversity, fitness and mental health.
In this episode we talk dating, how timelines are nonsense, getting off the relationship escalator, feeling comfortable in your age, turning 40 and so much more.
Poorna's novel 'In Case of Emergency' is out in paperback on March 30th.
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Adulting 2.0: Poorna Bell

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This week I’m talking to Shelley Syme. Shelley’s timeline completely shifted when at the age of 29 she found a lump under her armpit and was subsequently diagnosed with breast cancer, which had spread to her lymph nodes as well, which led her to make the brave decision to have a mastectomy. We connected online after Shelley wrote a gorgeous poem about her feelings towards her breasts on a post I did for Breast Cancer Awareness month. 
We talk about finding that life changing lump, reframing your mentality around your body, dating, not wanting children and her love of snooker. 
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Adulting 2.0: Shelley Syme

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Annie Lord is a journalist and author. Her debut book 'Notes on Heartbreak' was released in 2022 and I loved it. You will also find Annie writing her dating column in Vogue.
In this episode we discuss breakups, partying, fears of aging, being single in your mid-late twenties, the importance of friendships and so much more. 
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#7 Seven Books That I have Loved This Year

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