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InkSights

InkSights

By: Daisy
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 📅 NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY Struggling with self-doubt, burnout, or emotional overwhelm? You’re not alone. InkSights brings you bite-sized wisdom from the world’s best psychology and self-improvement audiobooks, helping you navigate emotions, mindset shifts, and personal growth. I’m Daisy, your host, decoding life-changing insights from books like The Diary of a CEO, Emotions Revealed, and more. Whether you’re leveling up your career, mastering emotional intelligence, or breaking free from past patterns, this podcast is your shortcut to transformation. ✨ Follow now & turn your daily scrollDaisy Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Be Angry But Don't Blow It By Lisa Bevere

    Be Angry But Don't Blow It By Lisa Bevere
    Feb 24 2026

    Anger isn’t the enemy—unprocessed anger is. In Be Angry But Don’t Blow It, Lisa Bevere reframes anger as a signal, not a flaw. Psychologically, anger reveals violated values, unmet needs, and buried wounds. When suppressed, it turns inward as shame or outward as destruction. When understood, it becomes clarity, courage, and conviction.
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    16 mins
  • How to Own the Room Audiobook by Viv Groskop

    How to Own the Room Audiobook by Viv Groskop
    Feb 10 2026

    Confidence is built, not inherited.
    Authority stems from regulating fear and shifting focus from the self to the message.
    Presence grows when apologies fade, silence is used deliberately, and likability stops leading decisions.
    True leadership balances preparation with flexibility and accepts friction as part of being heard.
    Imposter syndrome is noise. Legitimacy begins the moment you choose to take space and speak with intent.
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    15 mins
  • Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus Audiobook

    Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus Audiobook
    Feb 3 2026

    John Gray uses the Mars–Venus metaphor to explain why men and women often miscommunicate under stress. Men tend to seek distance and solutions, while women prioritise emotional connection and validation. These differing emotional languages create conflict when intentions are misunderstood. Despite criticism of its gendered lens, the book’s lasting value lies in its reminder that emotional logic isn’t universal.
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    15 mins
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