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In this episode of Self Help(ed), the girls chat all things reinvention - and how it used to be as simple as a haircut and a new postcode, but now social media now makes it nearly impossible to start fresh. From cringe-worthy old posts to cancel culture panic, they argue that reinvention isn’t fake, it’s growth.
Plus: a scoop on Craig McLachlan’s Cluedo controversy, and a fiery “Change My Mind” debate, this time tackling Reality TV vs. Coffee. Big laughs, bold takes, and maybe a nudge to try your own mini reinvention (offline, for once).
Chapter Notes:
02:00 – Reinvention in the Social Media Age
06:00 – Pressure to Stay Consistent (Cancel Culture, Tall Poppy Syndrome)
13:00 – Cancel Culture, Comparison & TikTok Inspiration
17:00 – Therapy Notes: Reinvention as Integration, Not Erasure
19:00 – Scoop of the Week: Craig McLachlan & Cluedo Controversy
23:00 – Change My Mind: Reality TV vs. Coffee
28:40 – Homework & Closing Thoughts
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