Me vs Brain: An Overthinker’s Guide to Life – the instant Sunday Times bestseller!

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Some of the overthinking text was incredibly relatable but 🤷🏻‍♀️ a lot of other non-overthinking stuff wasn’t.

Samas raamatu arenedes tuleb ka muid, tõsisemaid noote, eriti kui juttu on lähisugulase (isa) dementsusest koos kurva lõpuga, mida oli lihtsalt südantlõhestav lugeda.Hayley Morris is an award-winning comedian and internet sensation, best known for her hilarious and taboo-busting sketches which regularly attract millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. Keep updated with the latest short stories, history articles, book, theatre, museum and gallery reviews and follow Amy on Instagram!

Da ich selbst ja eine Sorgenmaus vor dem Herrn bin, hat mich der Klappentext aber sofort angesprochen und ich habe mich sehr gefreut, das Buch dieses Jahr unter dem Weihnachtsbaum zu finden. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Morris was named Content Creator of the Year at the Funny Women Awards, TikToker of the Year at the Blogosphere Awards, and featured in the Sunday Times Top Faces to Know 2022.

Confronting overthinking as both a blessing and a curse, Morris explores the moments when the brain and body refuse to co-operate. Along with her funny narrative there’s also the message that it’s ok to be who you are, whether you’re “normal” or neurodivergent. Compton said: “ I’m so excited to be working with Hayley whose videos have me howling with laughter and wincing with recognition.

Thank you so much for the best book I have read in a long time and I hope that if you read this that you are proud of yourself. I've spent the majority of my life saying and doing embarrassing things that wake me up in a cold sweat at 3am as my Brain reminds me of every minor detail. I hope this book will bring people laughter, but I also hope it will help them to feel more comfortable with themselves and to know they are far from being alone in their overthinking.The theme of anxiety is discussed in a personal, introspective way that helps the reader connect with Hayley and emulates fears, vulnerabilities and thoughts that are seen as taboo. Finding photos online, I recreated their images using wigs, clothing, and simple prosthetics, while small imperfections mirror the fallacy that the internet will shield their identities. Tatsächlich hab ich mir bei dem Buch irgendwie was anderes vorgestellt, wieso weiß ich nicht mal genau.