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We all need to ask ourselves better questions. Amy Dix asks Rachel Heslin, how do we change our narrative, what can we do to change our neuro-linguistic programming? As the daughter of a psychologist, Rachel was raised knowing that her life could be one part ‘experiment’ for her father, but with an utterly candid approach. It’s not just about the questions we are asking ourselves, but the priority in which we answer them.
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