Pt 3: What Disasters Teach Us About Coping with Life’s Toughest Moments | Professor Lucy Easthope
Stompcast · Charlie Perry
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Show Notes
In part three, Professor Lucy Easthope joins Dr Alex George to share what dealing with major disasters has taught her about managing personal crises. She discusses the importance of realising the ever-changing nature of life and reveals why we have so much more individual control than we may think…
Plus, Lucy unpacks the difference between good and bad help and highlights the value of celebrating your wins, no matter how small they are.
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