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This podcast was born out of my pandemic experience and the belief that there is always something to learn by listening to someone else's story.
My story isn't special, it's simply the case that in 2020/2021, I felt angry, frustrated, resentful, trapped and unheard so in an attempt to articulate and reconcile those feelings, I decided to share the impact of the pandemic on my life and health via a podcast.
Fast forward to now and a bit of 'processing' later, it's time for a new topic of conversation and, with the world as it is now, I can think of no better focus than 'Happiness'.
My story isn't special, it's simply the case that in 2020/2021, I felt angry, frustrated, resentful, trapped and unheard so in an attempt to articulate and reconcile those feelings, I decided to share the impact of the pandemic on my life and health via a podcast.
Fast forward to now and a bit of 'processing' later, it's time for a new topic of conversation and, with the world as it is now, I can think of no better focus than 'Happiness'.
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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 46 days
Durata media dell'audio:
49 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Regno Unito
29 episodi
da 25 Ottobre 2021
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ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
This episode does what it says on the tin; it is a description of my year to date and a feeble justification for my radio/podcast silence. I hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to being back to talk about happiness again very soon.
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EPISODI PRECEDENTI 🔗
Happy New Year - but not a new season.
I’m back to finish season 3 of The Relative Perspective which means I’m still on my hunt for happiness.
This episode is about the concept of Hygge which is the feeling of contentment, togetherness, safety, and warmth. A concept not about having stuff,…
This month's episode is an acknowledgement and celebration of me buying a house. I promise it's not that self indulgent! Rather, as I move in, decorate, and settle into living alone again, I wanted to explore the question 'what makes a house a home?' and also look at whether our homes impact our ha…
July has been another busy month, but not just the usual daily grind, this month I bought a house. I bought my first house.
It’s been very overwhelming and there is a lot to do and I’ve not always approached the difficulties with optimism or managed the stress with a smile. In short, I haven…
Welcome back to another episode of The Relative Perspective.
The research I have done to date (in season 3) shows that relationships are the key to happiness; the quantity and quality of those relationships is critical to our wellbeing.
However, my relationships (with friends) are changing …
I'm back to talk about another book I've read about happiness. This month's episode is based on 'The Joy of Small Things' by Hannah Parkinson. It's an easy read filled with all those little details that we encounter on a daily basis but rarely put into words. In a world where the news is bleak, ou…
This month’s (short and sweet) episode is based on the book titled ‘Happiness: Lessons from a new science’ by Richard Layard.
This book opened my eyes to the role of economics and philosophy in the pursuit of happiness. It wasn’t the easiest of reads and I did a lot of extra research and readin…
I’m early with this month’s episode to the point that I think I’ve forgotten something. The fact that the episode is less than 40 minutes in length is also worrying.
I say that because I’m just not sure 40 minutes does this book, or this topic justice.
That aside, this month I read ‘How to be …
Welcome back to The Relative Perspective and a belated Happy New Year!
This episode is short and sweet and seeks to introduce this year's theme of 'HAPPINESS'.
All the episodes this season will explore the science behind and the topic of happiness through a blend of book reviews, on location rec…
This month’s episode is about burnout. Whilst it’s not the cheeriest of topics for the festive season and as we head into the new year, it’s an important one as burnout becomes more and more common and can have detrimental effects on us and those around us.
In this episode I talk about what bur…
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