The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett Richard Osman: The Untold Story Of A TV Legend's Addiction
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Oct 20, 2022 Richard Osman, a beloved British television personality and author of the Thursday Murder Club series, opens up about his journey from a challenging childhood to fame. He candidly discusses his battles with addiction, self-doubt, and the pressures of success in the creative industry. Osman reflects on childhood trauma, the impact of nurturing on creativity, and overcoming personal challenges like food addiction. He also shares insights into the creative process behind his novels and the balance between personal happiness and professional ambitions.
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Osman's Childhood Trauma
- Richard Osman's father left when he was nine, a common occurrence in the 1970s.
- This led him to build a mask and create his own narrative, which later proved useful in his career.
Trauma and its Impact
- Trauma itself isn't the problem; it's the inability to deal with it.
- Osman emphasizes the importance of seeking guidance and support when dealing with trauma.
True North and Authenticity
- Osman discusses the concept of "true north," a person's core self.
- Deviating from it, especially young, can lead to a disconnect from reality and addictive behaviors.
