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Hosted by Charlotte Merlyn · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 70 episodes
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Welcome to It’s a Teen’s World! We’ll be diving into all kinds of topics, from lifestyle and mental health to school life, friendships, and navigating the ups and downs of being a teen. Expect fun and quirky questions, relatable stories, and tips to help you through this crazy journey. Whether you need advice, a laugh, or just someone who gets it, you’re in the right place. Let’s figure out this teen life together!
Charlotte Merlyn hosts It's a Teen's World, a education show with 70 episodes published.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could slowly start to detach yourself from other peoples' opinions? In this episode, I'm talking about accepting the fact that you will be misunderstand, and that's okay! It can be so liberatin
Why do humans have such a strong need to belong? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly , we're exploring how the brain responds to connection, friendship, and social acceptance. From the role of oxytocin and dopamine to
What if we spent less time worrying about the things that don't really matter? Today, I'm sharing things I wish I'd worried less about. If I could tell my younger self anything, it would 100% be to stop worrying so much!
What makes some people more resilient than others, and why is it such an important skill to be resilient? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly , we're exploring how the brain responds to stress and what neuroscience ca
Being authentic is a topic that is SO important to me, as it's something I've struggled with for many many years. I hope this episode helps you feel like you can and should be authentically yourself, regardless of what p
Being busy IS NOT the same as being happy. In this episode, I'm talking about the pressure to always be productive and why having a packed schedule doesn't always lead to a fulfilling life. We'll explore the difference b
Can you really trust your memory? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly , we're exploring how memories are formed, why they sometimes change over time, and how the brain can create false memories without us even realizi
What if you had the tools to be able to be comfortable with those uncomfortable situations that scare you? In this episode, I'm talking about why stepping outside of your comfort zone can be one of the most important par
Why do mistakes help us learn? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly , we're exploring what happens in the brain when things don't go as planned—and why making mistakes is actually an essential part of learning. We'll d
I've been seeing the trend of "romanticizing your life" on instagram for the past few months, and I wanted to do an episode about it! In this episode, I’m talking about the idea of romanticizing your life — not as a way
In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly, we’re exploring what happens in the brain when stress goes on for too long. We’ll talk about why burnout happens, the difference between short-term and long-term stress, and why re
Friendships can be one of the best parts of being a teenager, but they can also be complicated. In this episode, I’m talking about finding your people, building meaningful friendships, and what it means when friendships
Why does change feel so uncomfortable, even when we know it could be good for us? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly, we’re exploring why our brains prefer familiarity and why stepping outside of our comfort zones ca
Today, I’m talking about something we all experience while growing up: figuring out who we actually are. Between expectations, social media, and the pressure to fit in, it can be easy to lose sight of yourself. I talk ab
Why do we do the things we do — even when we want to change? In this episode of Neuroscience Weekly, we’re exploring the science behind habits and how our brains turn repeated actions into automatic behaviors. We’ll talk
We all do it: spend our time and energy focused on things that don't deserve it. In this episode, I’m talking about something we all do: caring way too much about things that don’t always deserve our energy. From worryin
In this episode, I’m talking about comparison—why we do it, how it affects the way we see ourselves, and why it can be so difficult to stop. From social media and school to friendships and achievements, comparison shows
Why does it feel impossible to stop scrolling and to start studying? In this episode, I’m diving into the neuroscience behind motivation, and why it can feel so hard to get things done sometimes. We’ll talk about dopamin
This week was far from perfect. Lots of things didn’t go the way I expected, and it could’ve easily turned into a bad week. But instead of letting everything spiral, I tried to keep things in perspective and not let a fe
I’m taking a step back to reflect on some of the biggest lessons I’ve learned so far this year—from school and productivity to friendships and mindset. These aren’t perfect pieces of advice, just real realizations that h
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