I Was Called “Thick and Lazy” at 7… Now I Help Shape Netflix Dramas. Here’s What My Teachers Missed
If you’ve ever felt underestimated, behind in life, or like your brain works differently to everybody else, this episode is for you. At school, Clinical Psychologist Dr Lucy Shoolbred was told she was “thick and lazy”. She couldn’t read properly, felt constantly underestimated, and genuinely believed she wasn’t clever…
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