Hand-Picked Resources

  • Thumbnail of a man with glasses speaking into a microphone, with text overlay that reads: 'I made 51 million people happy!' and a logo in the top left corner that says DOAC.

    The Happiness Expert That Made 51 Million People Happier: Mo Gawdat

    This interview between Steven Bartlett (Diary of a CEO) and Mo Gawdat provided some real “aha” moments for me around how we frame happiness. I can’t stop referring this episode, so give it a listen!

  • A young boy hugging an adult outdoors during sunset, with a calm expression on his face.

    Rhythm of Regulation: Glimmers

    Deb Dana has masterfully translated complex concepts of Polyvagal Theory into accessible practices for everyday regulation. I particularly love her work on ‘Glimmers’ - micromoments in your day that spark a sense of joy.

  • Book titled 'Burnout: Solve Your Stress Cycle' by Emily and Amelia Nagoski, with a pale purple cover, pink and yellow text, and a simple pink string illustration. Background is pink gradient.

    Burnout: Solve Your Stress Cycle (Emily & Amelia Nagoski)

    This groundbreaking book explains why women experience burnout differently than men - and provides a simple, science-based plan to help women minimise stress, manage emotions and live a more joyful life. Years after reading, I still practice from it regularly.

  • A woman in an orange dress standing in water under a starry sky, holding a decorative headpiece above her head with both hands. Behind her are mountains and the water extends to the horizon.

    Empowered, Not Earnest: Toni Jones

    If affirmations usually feel too slow or spiritual, this track flips the script. Toni Jones pairs powerful mantras with upbeat, modern production - think playlist energy, not meditation. “Currentsea” is a go-to for shifting your mindset and stepping into the day with confidence and abundance.

  • A woman with glasses smiling and pointing, with text overlay that reads 'The Let Them Theory' and a logo for The Mel Robbins Podcast.

    Let Them Theory: Mel Robbins

    Mel Robbins’ Let Them Theory is a powerful reminder that transformation isn’t just about what you do — it’s also about what you stop doing. When you stop trying to control how others behave, you create more space, energy, and clarity for your own growth. A simple mindset shift that can unlock real change.