Olga Khazan is an author and staff writer for The Atlantic. Today she talks about the experiments she undertook to change her own personality traits over the course of a year, which inspired her new book, Me, But Better. She also shares her good and bad experiences with anxiety–and why she has an attachment to the condition.
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More about Olga Khazan:
Her Substack writing: https://olgakhazan.substack.com/
Her IG. www.Instagram.com/olganator
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