• Meet The Self Published Spiritual Aussie Author Transcending OCD , Parenthood and More - Dana Da Silva (Part 1)

  • Jun 12 2024
  • Length: 51 mins
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Meet The Self Published Spiritual Aussie Author Transcending OCD , Parenthood and More - Dana Da Silva (Part 1)

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  • My next guest is a single mum of two based in Sydney, Australia. Having completed her journalism degree in 2011, she’s spent the past decade working in PR across both the public and private sectors. These days, she’s a part-time media adviser, and, on her days off from the corporate world, an aspiring indie author with big dreams. Creative writing, including poetry, is her joy. She considers putting pen to paper to be an exquisite art, free therapy, and a form of meditation meet Dana Da Silva We talk about her life before the release of her book "The Shift", We talk about the challenges associates with self publishing , The early stages of her career and discovering she had obsessive compulsive disorder , her amazing travels throughout the self discoveries she made this and much more. This is dead set one of the funniest conversations I've had on this show this is a Mitch guarantee you'll laugh at this EP the bitchy with Mitchy .... I encourage you all to get in touch with Dana order her book and much more ... This book may have been written By Dana Da Silva but this content IS DANA DA GOLD !!!!!! Instagram Handle For Dana . @WriterDanaDaSilva
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