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TEDx: What would you do differently if you had three weeks to live?

Speaking at TEDxDalt Vila Ibiza about life lessons after being told I would not survive longer than three weeks.

Talking to my friend Lola Lennox on songwriting and music. Following the musical footsteps of her famous mum Annie, she has carved her own way with a unique and distinctive sound.

Have a listen to my conversation with Lola Lennox talking about her creative process.

International summit on self care hosted by the Heart Mind Institute

I love this chat. Here I am interviewed by the glorious and wonderful Rev Alfreda Lanoix about living life with balance and getting through these intense times feeling stronger and happier.

This is one of favourite talks in recent times. I got on so well with the host Alfreda, you can feel the energy popping between us when you watch it back. I talk about my scrape with death, how I was told I had weeks to live and yet survived because of a miracle. Take a watch of this chat and leave me a comment on what you think about it.

Susie Pearl in conversation with Joanna Penn, leading writer’s coach.

Susie Pearl in conversation with Joanna Penn, leading writer’s coach.

How I recovered from brain cancer and came out the other side healed

I am a cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with a serious form of brain cancer a couple of years back and was told I had six weeks to live if I were being optimistic.

David Lynch talking with me about creativity and TM meditation on YouTube

We talk about where ideas come from and how to catch the good ones and hold onto them.

Kids on happiness

Wonderful talk from a 13 year old on creativity. How moving out of mainstream school made him happier and more creative.

Power of animal – human communication

An eye opening story and a reminder of how we influence and affect all living things by our thoughts and intentions. Opening the door of possibilities on animal to human communication.

First impressions

How much do we judge one another? Within a tenth of a second we form quite a strong impression of a stranger from their face.