Today, I am joined in this revisit episode by Dr. Sarah Morris to talk about the state of mind of Anne Boleyn leading up to her execution.

The Tudor's Dynasty podcast.

Sarah, welcome to the show.

Oh, hi, Rebecca.

It's really lovely to be here.

Thank you for inviting me.

I'm so excited to have you on because today

we are going to talk about kind of the state of mind of Anne Boleyn. And you had written an article

that I thought was fascinating about her state of mind. But before we go into all of this,

just I don't want to keep saying fascinating information,

but it's just to me it's something that I had never read before.

So can you please tell the listeners what makes you qualified to be able to discuss this topic

today?

Yes, because it is a topic that perhaps we don't often go into in so much detail.

But although I online am the Tudor Travel Guide and I write and I blog and I vlog and I podcast about Tudor places,

actually before I came to this particular work that I do now, I was first of all a medical doctor for a number of years

and was part of the training to be a doctor. You obviously engage in certain amount of training

around psychology. However, my current main job alongside being the Tudor Travel Guide is as an executive coach.

And I've been doing that for about 20 years now.

So I work with leaders, people.

And of course, therefore, I spend a lot of my time thinking about psychology, people's values, beliefs, mindsets and

behaviour. And I'm particularly interested in one particular facet of psychology that determines

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