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Episode 7 – The One About Being Different, Bipolar & Fat

Adulting with Ebonie

English - January 18, 2018 07:00 - 23 minutes - 21.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 12 ratings
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Meet Hazel Butler:
Hazel is a freelance writer and content marketer helping fabulous female entrepreneurs build dedicated tribes of ideal clients. She's also a best-selling urban fantasy author, Huffington Post blogger, and Editor at Sci-Fi Fantasy Network. She has recently recorded a BBC short film on bipolar disorder and is a advocate for the work of both Bipolar UK and Mind charities.
 
You can find out more about Hazel here:
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Author website: hazel-butler.com
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Fav quotes from this episode:
‘Fat girls shouldn’t do this, fat girls shouldn’t do that’
‘Life is not supposed to be this hard’
'In my teens and 20s I was fearless!'
‘There is so much more to life than you think there is! Why on earth are you holding back?’
'Put me to bed, turn my phone off and tell me it's bed time!'
'I’m an adult but I don’t do the washing up, ever!'
 
In this episode we talk about:

Being an Entrepreneur with bipolar disorder
The line between the responsibility of what we have to get done, and the fun stuff!
How you can support others struggling with their mental health
Coming to terms with being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and advice for your younger self
Breaking down the internal barriers of what you ‘should’ look like
That it’s OK to live each day one day to the next

 
Plus, we have a good chat about the the notion of perfect, what it means to be ‘done’ and having achieved the ‘ideal’ life. We commend the likes of Stephen Fry and Carrie Fisher and are thankful for them as important role models in the breaking down of mental health stigma, and agree that sometimes it’s OK to want to watch DuckTales all day long!

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