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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Control-op Delete. This is episode 71 to be precise and it's with Daisy Buchanan.

She is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and author based in London.

Last year she won the Words by Women Lifestyle Journalist Award, and also the dating journalist of the year

award. She was Grazia magazine's Agony Aunt and she is the author of How to Be a Grownup, which is out now, today, in stores. She regularly writes for the debrief,

Esquire, the Guardian, the Sunday Times and the Telegraph and she's one of the

most prolific online writers out there at the moment. She writes so much, so frequently, and she's always got a brilliant

opinion on current news and she writes really great essays and columns. So really recommend you check out her work. The theme of this

podcast I guess is asking that question how to be a grown-up. I don't know.

Daisy admits she doesn't know much either about being a grown-up, but her book is full

of amazing advice so I don't quite

believe her we talk about book writing jealousy creating boundaries why quitting

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