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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2021 · 1H 13M

Books and Burnout with Ruby Warrington

from Another Phase · host Tamara Driessen

What do you do when you’ve got too many ideas and not enough hours in the day? In this week’s episode of Another Phase, Tamara is joined by Ruby Warrington, author, editor and book doula. You can expect some real talk about what it’s like writing books and working as a solopreneur, while navigating insecurities and burnout. They reflect on how their journeys and careers have evolved over the last decade and the realisations that they’ve had through the lockdown. Ruby also shares some insights into what it takes to write a book that makes an impact.

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What do you do when you’ve got too many ideas and not enough hours in the day? In this week’s episode of Another Phase, Tamara is joined by Ruby Warrington, author, editor and book doula. You can expect some real talk about what it’s like writing books and working as a solopreneur, while navigating insecurities and burnout. They reflect on how their journeys and careers have evolved over the last decade and the realisations that they’ve had through the lockdown. Ruby also shares some insights into what it takes to write a book that makes an impact.

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