EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 57 MIN
Ep.9 - A Midlife Conversation with a Brain Researcher: What Science Teaches us About Living the Life We're Meant to Live.
from Live Differently · host Melisa
In this episode, we're having a midlife conversation with a brain researcher about life. Associate Professor Andrea Bugarcic is a PhD molecular virologist specialising in understanding disease pathways, particularly of the brain. This is a powerful conversation about life, and navigating life's challenges and transitions.Andrea shares how growing up in a country that no longer exists has shaped her. And how important people are in our life's journey for developing ourselves and our self-awareness. She talks about how being different helps us to think outside the box and build resilience. And...how important discomfort is to growing ourselves and the societies we live in.I am so grateful for this conversation, and I know it will help you think about your life in an authentic way.With love,MelisaCoach with Melisa:Email - [email protected] the show:Instagram - @live.differently.podcast**********************************************Music attribution: "Wallpaper" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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In this episode, we're having a midlife conversation with a brain researcher about life. Associate Professor Andrea Bugarcic is a PhD molecular virologist specialising in understanding disease pathways, particularly of the brain. This is a powerful conversation about life, and navigating life's challenges and transitions. Andrea shares how growing up in a country that no longer exists has shaped her. And how important people are in our life's journey for developing ourselves and o...
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