How to have Extraordinary Relationships S2 E8- Lindsay Nicholson
Lindsay Nicholson has worked Editor-in-Chief of Good Housekeeping magazine and is now Editorial Director of the National Magazine Company. Her articles have appeared in many leading newspapers and magazines including the Guardian and the Observer.
From her website:
It’s natural to fear it - but to be alive is to experience loss. The only way to avoid loss is to die first. (Not recommended!) I am a former magazine editor, now a writer and researcher, who has experienced tragic and painful bereavements, specifically the tragic early deaths of my husband and young daughter. In the course of my life and work I have met many people whose experiences mirror my own and discussed ways of coping with grief with renowned experts. In these posts I will bring you the valuable lessons I have learned and remind you that whatever you are going through, there will come a day when you will smile again. I promise! These posts are currently free so do pass on to anyone in your life who is suffering. Together, we will get through this
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Key points of the episode:
Her family tragedies and following big wake up call and why she changed her life
- Her workaholism
- A litany of disasters over a 365 day period
- Her way of coming back -eventually!
- Her revelation and wake up moment. (with a pony!)
- Why we are so much more than "brains in meat suits"
- Her busy yet much more "embodied" life nowadays.
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