This is Happiness Salt with America's Happiness Coach, Sandy Scarlotta.

Hello everyone and welcome to Happiness Salt! Happy Friday! Yes, we made it through another week, so I am going to be speaking with just a beautiful bright young woman today. Her name is Severine D'Rosier, and I did have to practice that a few times before I said it, because she's Haitian French, and I would have butchered it completely, so I actually had to write it down phonetically so that I would say it correctly.

So Severine is a finance employee, she goes to the University in London, and she's the author of the nonfiction book The Path to Resilience.

It's been recently published and get it out on Amazon.com. So Severine loves traveling around the world and aspires to be the real life doora, the explorer, once the world opens up again, which is very, very cute. Don't we all? Don't we all? Well, I hope you enjoy the interview.

Hello, Severine, and welcome. I'm so happy to have you today on our show.

Hi, thank you for having me. So where are you currently living?

I am in London. You're in London now. Are you attending school there?

Yes, University. It's called University. Oh, sorry. Yes, the uni or the youngsters call it for say. Yeah, so going to school part time and then working as well full time.

Wow, that's that's tough. I did that for a number of years, so I've been there done that. Yeah.

Sure, you had loads of fun, right? Yeah, my courses were all online, so it was very flexible with, you know, when I did the work and everything.

But it was good. It was a good experience overall.

I see it to in order for me not to procrastinate, they are online, but you have deadlines every two weeks.

There's something that is due that I guess to keep you on track for say.

I think if I did it fully like with too much freedom, it would take me a year. Same here. I mean, we had dead, we had weekly deadlines and there was like certain you had to post so many messages in the chat every weekend.

So that I liked that structure because I had tried an online class before never finished.

Like a simple certification, I think it's still pending.

Like you get really into it that first week and then afterwards you're like, yeah, no, it's just the motivation kind of goes away.

Yes, exactly. So congratulations on your new book.

Thank you. The path to resilience. Now this is your memoir. Is that correct?

Yes, yes. I know I'm 34 and I've got a memoir going most people are in their 60s, I guess.

Hey, you know, it's okay. If you have a good story to tell, then why wait?

Yeah, yeah. I feel like the first 30 years of my life has been like this kind of roller coaster.

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