3 Very Different TV Shows, A Challenge And An Update On An Old Mystery

5 Things I've seen and heard this week. If you want a quick binge watch Watch Witness No 3 on Channel 5 - I had recorded this and then two friends messaged me to ask me if I had watched it, so I decided to make it a priority. No spoilers from me as usual, so I will just give an overview. Jodie, and two other individuals, witness a suspicious incident, which turns out to be a murder. Will she do the right thing? What is the right thing? If suspense is your thing, then this is for you. If you’re a fan of Tony Robbins Join the time to thrive challenge. I never knew who Tony Robbins was until my friend Zoe told me about him a few years ago. He does seminars that people pay thousands to attend and he is doing the Time To Thrive Challenge online for free. Despite being on holiday, I have signed up and I’m hopeful to watch as much as I can. If you want to know about the original internet troll. Watch The most hated man On The Internet on Netflix. I was shocked that I had never heard about this man or his website, his actions and the actions of many others in this whole situation is appalling, I still can’t believe he got away with what he did for so long! I absolute loved Charlotte Laws, she reminded me of the bestie she would be just as relentless if this was one of her the precious babies. I wrote about 6 Things I Found Out About The Unsolved Mystery Of The Somerton Man and I saw that there has finally been an update on this long standing mystery I watched the first episode How to change your mind on Netflix, which was about LSD. I was pretty stunned at what I saw and am now wondering if all those horror stories I was told by the policeman who visited our school were true! Song Of The Day - If you missed it, here’s this weeks playlist Here's a round-up of what else I have shared across various platforms this week 1. 3 Little Intentions I’m Setting This Week To Make My Life Easier 2. True Crime Tuesday - Nine Of The Best True Crime Podcasts 3. Wednesday Wisdom - 4 Things I Did That inadvertently Led Me To My Purpose In Life 4. 5 Articles On Medium That Resonated With Me On Finding My Purpose 5. A blog post from 2017 - Suffering = Snacking 6. Fridays Blog Post - Where Is My Excitement Hiding? Instead I Can't Stop Crying 7. Friday 5 8. 3 Reasons To Be Thankful This Week

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