An Idiots Guide To Happiness Happy Idiot

That transition from secondary, to 6th form, to university can be emotionally and and mentally demanding as we are meant to coming into ourselves, evolving into maturity and realising our potential. But like most people, that probably all sounds airy fairy as when we are going through the experiences, it definitely does not feel like anything I just described.   

But that's where the beauty of hind steps in. To remind us that the journey is for a reason. We all have a purpose. It's finding it that's the hard part.

What was school like for you? A happy experience or not so much? Surely the magical and traumatic time called childhood moulds you for where you end up in adulthood. Or does it? Sometimes finding your destiny means forgetting the past. Or at least letting go of it.  

I speak with indie games developer John Inch to chart his journey from humble lowlife born in a council estate in south London, to working on Hollywood blockbusters, making games and films, travelling the globe and not conforming to any rules. It was quite an epic conversation. This is part one of 8. Fasten your seat belts. You're in for a wild ride.

What can you do during a pandemic to create a sense of happiness despite the difficulties you may encounter during a lockdown and global pandemic?

Part 2 with Vernon Hunte where we discuss ideas for mentally surviving during a pandemic. We also explore Vernon's (and my own) journey in stand up comedy, and how it may have prepared us for such an extreme situation.

Ahmed Hussain is a very inspirational individual who has overcome many obstacles and challenges and managed to have a positive impact and influence on a lot of young people in East London, helping them stay out of trouble by getting involved in creative projects. His story is one of pursuing your passion, which can help you find solutions to improve your situation, which can increase your happiness.

When you achieve your dream job, does it actually make you happy? What are the caveats if not? Do we all need to be more politically active to help create a better world?

Kicking off a series of 1 to 1 interviews I speak to a current lobbyist in the halls of Westminster who feels we should all be more politically active, in order to create the happier world we all want. Do you agree or disagree? Tune in and find out.

Beware!!! Literal fart joke ahead! How can we find humour in any situation? Or do we have to inject it in ourselves? Do cats have a virus that makes you like them? Can you catch the rona from a fart?

It was the end of night, we were all tired, and I almost had an asthma attack from laughing. Definitely not covid related.