“I believe that a lot of things are within our control- I think that if we slowed down in life and worked on reconnecting human to human and supporting one another over consumerism, we’d heal a lot of problems that people are having ... mostly behind closed doors.”
This is a wonderful and insightful interview with an amazing young woman —she’s an athlete, advocate, crash-survivor, triathlete, cyclist, civil engineer, all-round super-woman IMHO … please meet Adelaide Perr.
I read her book DEGLOVED and was really impressed with the way she told her story, informed and educated her readers not just about the crash but also her Bipolar II diagnosis, and the ways that she does life — she’s inspired us with her grit as well as her vulnerability.
With those topics in mind, I asked her questions about what fuels her fire, how she hits the reset button when she's having a bad moment or a bad day... what things she's looking forward to, and what she sees ahead for her as she currently is executing on a long-time dream she's had: buying a home and wintering in Tucson.
Find her, and her book, here:
Websites:
Book: https://bookshop.org/books/degloved-every-scar-has-a-story/9781913615055
Other books she recommends:
Exit West
Chasing the Screen & Lost Connections
Stand
