306. Are we addicted to chaos?

We treat our memories like a reliable recording of the past. We remember what happened, how we felt, where we were, and what was said. But what if our account is more like a subjective recollection of events? In this episode, we explore the concept of false memories – how they fo ...  Show more

Why does feeling sad sometimes feel... so good? Whether it’s putting on the saddest song you know, rewatching a movie that always makes you cry, indulging in a little self-pity or finally letting yourself have a good sob, there is something strangely satisfying about sadness. And ...  Show more

There's a surprising root cause of chaos addiction. Do you jump from one relationship to another, one hobby or business to another and create unnecessary drama in your relationships with people? In this episode, I'm going to help you identify the warning signs of chaos addiction, ...  Show more

Many of us strive for order and control amid life's chaos, often creating strict schedules or meticulously managing our living spaces. While structure is beneficial, overly rigid systems can make us feel unstable when even small disruptions occur. Today, consider embracing a bit ...  Show more

That quick scroll that turns into hours? It’s not just a bad habit — it’s a dopamine trap. In this episode, Rosie shares insights from Dr. Anna Lembke on how overstimulation rewires the brain, why it leaves us anxious and depleted, and how small mindful resets can help you feel a ...  Show more

Do you feel like your life is pure chaos at times? Like chaos follows you? Is everything always a crisis? You might be addicted to drama... In this episode we delve into fascinating world of human drama addiction. Dr. Lyons, author of the groundbreaking book "Addicted to Drama," ...  Show more