Yes, you're not the only one whose body does that gross thing you've never even told your mum about. To me, this means things like lying in bed of a night time replaying the day’s events or more worryingly running through scenarios in your head of things that most likely will never happen. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

Als iemand met hersenen die ook alles overdenken en niet stil staan was dit echt een super boek om te lezen!A criticism of the writing is the chapters could have had an age or more detailed introduction to the anecdote to help place the stories in context and help the reader relate to the stories and age Hayley was when the events happened.

I might not be able to banish your anxiety or make you feel 100% comfortable in your skin, but I hope I can at least give you a break from the constant brain chatter and we can rejoice and laugh at how similar we actually all are. It was as if she’d been told to include certain things rather than actually drawing them from experience. Biography: Hayley Morris is an award-winning comedian and internet sensation, best known for her hilarious and taboo-busting sketches which regularly attract millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. Eventually, after a lot of thinking, I realised that there are almost eight billion people on earth, and surely we’re mostly doing the same things as each other…. Autobiographical books are not usually something I read a great deal of, but this had an intriguing approach that discusses topics of growing up, in a comfortable and reassuring style.NOTE: other restrictions can be a result of our security platform detecting potential malicious activity.

Me vs Brain follows Hayley’s life from early childhood to her adult life, that is overflowing with hilarious anecdotes putting the reader at ease about their own embarrassing moments and mistakes. I have been a fan of Hayley’s videos for a while and discovered her less-serious approach to creating content unique from other creators.

What drew me to this book on a supermarket shelf, initially, was that I consider myself an overthinker. The stories that resonated the most with me was Hayley’s struggle with finding a career that makes her happy and as a graduate who is in the same position of not knowing what career they want – this was a relatable and comforting element of the book.