What if the life you built online suddenly became real and completely out of your control?

In Carol Claire Burke's debut novel yesteryear, Natalie is a tradwife influencer with a picture

perfect life and millions of followers until she wakes up in 1855 and everything she's been

romanticizing becomes something she has to survive.

Carol Claire Burke is also the co-host of the podcast, Diabolical Lies, and readers are calling this

book impossible to put down with a twist that's completely off the rails in the best way.

Yesteryear is available now in print, audio, and e-book.

Music Yesterday Year is available now in print, audio, and ebook. Hello and welcome to Happier, a podcast where we talk about strategies and solutions for living happier lives. This week we'll talk about why you might want to avoid self-diagnosis.

And we share a super quick and easy hack for people who are prone to worry.

I'm Gretchen Rubin, writer who studies happiness, good habits, human nature.

I'm in my little home office in New York City.

And joining me today from Kansas City is my sister Elizabeth Craft.

Elizabeth, Elizabeth, I wish I were with you in K.C.

Me too.

That's me, Elizabeth Craft, a TV writer and producer who lives in LA, but yes, I'm coming

to you from what we call the bunny room because of the wallpaper in Kansas City, Gretsch.

So fun.

Well, before we jump in, a few updates, Shannon wrote, I want to share a little whimsy.

I read the last lecture by Randy Pouch, and he mentions that he won the parent lottery as they let him draw on a wall in his house as a kid.

In an effort to emulate that and provide myself, family and friends with an opportunity for whimsy,

we created a wonder wall in our upstairs office.

Anyone who comes over can draw anything on the wall that provides wonder or awe in their lives.

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