Dopamine Dating and the Thrill of Unmasking
In my 20s, I thrived on the thrill of the chase, but the rush always faded, leaving me feeling unseen. Now, in my 30s, I'm learning to embrace authenticity and seek meaningful connections, navigating the highs and lows of dating with newfound grace and clarity.
Miriam Groom Interview: Using Super Strengths to Find the Right Career For You.
Ten years ago, Miriam Broom hit a breaking point. Masking her neurodivergence in the corporate world had led to health issues and burnout. Taking a step back was humbling, but it gave her the space to peel back the layers and rediscover her authentic self. She began to see her neurodivergent traits not as flaws but as superstrengths that just needed to be matched with the right roles and environments in order to flourish. Now a career therapist and founder of Mindful Career, Miriam is on a mission to help people uncover their unique strengths and align them with careers that truly allow them to thrive–just as she has.
Living the Horizontal Life
I used to think my love for being horizontal was something to hide, but now I embrace it—it’s simply how I thrive. From working meetings in bed to turning parties into “Horizontal Lounges,” everything feels better with my feet up. Even meals and travel are optimized with the right tools, like couch-side tables or inflatable ottomans. While others stand or sit upright, I’ve found my comfort in lounging, unapologetically choosing what works best for me. Being horizontal isn’t laziness—it’s freedom.
