How to Stop Overthinking and Find Calm

How to Stop Overthinking and Find Calm

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Comparison can quietly turn into self-obsession, leaving us stuck inside our own stories. Rosie explores this “secret enemy,” why it shrinks our world, and how compassion helps us remember that we’re not alone. We’re part of something bigger. Learn more about your ad choices. Vis ...  Show more

The Fourth Draft

What happens when you almost don’t try again? Rosie reflects on rewriting a book proposal four times and what that process taught her about fear, persistence, and trusting the slow unfolding of creative work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

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