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Bienvenue sur Inside Romance, le podcast qui plonge au cœur de la romance, du livre et de celles et ceux qui les font vivre ! 🎧 Ici, on parle romance contemporaine, dark romance, romantasy, new romance et plus encore, sans filtres et avec beaucoup d'amour. Chaque épisode, j'invite une autrice (auteur), une lectrice (lecteur) influente ou une professionnelle du monde de l'édition pour discuter de leurs parcours, mais aussi de leurs recommandations lectures. Au programme : — Les coulisses de l'écriture et de l'édition — Les tropes qu'on ne se lasse pas de lire — Des recommandations...

Struggling with financial disagreements in your relationship? You're not alone. Over 36% of divorces cite financial difficulties as a major cause. It's a common issue often stemming from differences in income, budgeting skills, or debt management. However, this doesn't mean your relationship is doomed to become a statistic.

In each of the many vital roles you fill as a woman, you take your responsibilities seriously, but lately you've begun to wonder, "Where's the joy?" Perhaps you're feeling trapped in an energy-sapping cycle of "musts", burdened by to-do lists, relationship challenges, and endless expectations. You find yourself grasping for the life you "should" have while missing out on the beauty of what is.

In a fast-moving world we're often overloaded with differing opinions, conflicting data and changing advice. In this essential guide, Noreena Hertz offers practical steps to how to make better, smarter decisions. Most of us think we make decisions for the right reasons: we scour books, we talk over options with our friends, we search the internet, we ask experts, we look at data or we trust our guts. But how hard do we scrutinise those we listen to? How much do we interrogate the information they provide?

One of the things that people often wonder about when it comes to love is whether or not it's actually good for them. In When Smart People Make Love, you'll learn that love is in fact good for you—both mentally and physically. Love can help you live a longer, healthier life by reducing stress, improving your mood, and providing social support. It can also help you think more clearly and make better decisions.