Growing up in a world where conditional love was the norm, Milly struggled to break free from the cycle of seeking validation through male attention. Her life revolved around relationships and desiring romantic pursuits, yet this only led to further heartbreak. In a drastic attempt to change, Milly began asking herself what she truly wanted from life. Comprised of short, honest reflections on everything from self-worth to the impact of male validation, Things I Told My Notes App is the essential guide on how to choose yourself. Through personal stories and raw honesty, Milly shares how freeing it is to start appreciating the beautiful things that make you unique. This passionate guide to living life on your own terms celebrates the beauty of being single and finding happiness within yourself. It encourages women on a healing journey to live authentically and embrace their true selves. In Things I Told My Notes App, Milly redefines what it means to be single and empowers women to seek more for themselves than just romantic love.

Autorentext
Milly Goldsmith is a London-based content creator and entrepreneur with a loyal and rapidly growing online community. She has captured the hearts of her audience through her single life diaries, beauty favourites, and refreshingly honest reflections on self-love and personal growth .

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Milly Goldsmith is the girl you meet in a club toilet whose advice changes your life forever.

Things I Told My Notes App is told straight from the dark corners of Milly's notes app - to inspire other women to rebuild confidence, make space to be ourselves and start feeling more seen and at last less apologetic and fearful about being 'too much'.

Milly has captured the online hearts of her community through her single life diaries and refreshingly vulnerable takes on self-love and navigating her 20s as a work-in-progress, figuring it all out as she goes along and taking us with her for the ride.

From battling imposter syndrome in brand meetings to navigating the chaotic world of serial dating and finally learning to stop romanticising those brief, heart-fluttering moments with cute strangers in the streets of New York, Milly gives space to every thought you felt too embarrassed to say out loud.

Chapters include:

• 'I Love You' Feels Like a Swear Word
• Are You Not Embarrassed?
• Watching My Notifications Like They're My Favourite TV Show
• Finally Decentring Men (for Real, This Time)

In a world obsessed with comparison, Things I Told My Notes App is the book-shaped dose of real talk and comfort we desperately all need.