What I Learned From Chuck D

What I'm building in 2026 (and why i'm finally going all in)

In this episode, I'm laying out my full 2026 plan — the books I'm writing, the businesses I'm building, the content I'm creating, and why this is the year I stop messing around. This episode is part vision, part accountability. It's a behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to build multiple income streams, finish a memoir, grow a YouTube channel, run e-commerce brands, and still have space for travel, fitness, and a life that feels good. If you're also building something (or trying to figure out what that even looks like), this one's for you. 👉 Connect with me on Instagram: @caroline.towers [https://www.instagram.com/caroline.towers] 📝 Subscribe to my Substack: carolinetowers.substack.com [https://carolinetowers.substack.com]

What I Learned From Chuck D

In this episode, I’m sharing what I took away from hearing Chuck D (yes, the legendary voice of Public Enemy) speak at a recent live event. He talked about the state of the world, the role of the artist, and how devices and constant connection are killing the soul. This episode is part reflection, part reminder — that creating art matters, that real connection matters, and that protecting your peace in a noisy world is more radical than ever. If you're a creative, thinker, or simply trying to stay grounded while everything feels a bit loud and overwhelming, this one’s for you. 👉 Connect with me on Instagram: @carolinetowers [https://www.instagram.com/carolinetowers] 📝 Subscribe to my Substack: An Electrifying Life [anelectrifyinglife.substack.com]

Women Writers of the North

In this episode, I’m reflecting on a recent panel discussion I attended all about women writers from the North of England — and the lasting impact they’ve had on culture, creativity, and feminism. From Anne Lister’s bold diaries to the timeless words of the Brontë sisters, the revolutionary activism of the suffragettes, and the storytelling brilliance of Sally Wainwright, this conversation reminded me how deeply rooted storytelling is in the northern voice — and how powerful it is when women tell their own stories. Whether you're a writer, a creative, or just someone inspired by strong female voices, this episode explores what we can learn from the women who came before us — and how we can carry that legacy forward. 👉 Come say hi on Instagram: @carolinetowers [https://www.instagram.com/carolinetowers]📝 Subscribe to my Substack: An Electrifying Life [anelectrifyinglife.substack.com]

What TikTok Taught Me About TikTok Shop

In this episode of An Electrifying Life, I’m sharing the real information I learnt directly from TikTok — especially when it comes to TikTok Shop, selling as a small business owner, and showing up as a creator. Whether you're a content creator, small business owner, or just TikTok-curious, you'll leave with ideas you can apply straight away. 👉 Follow me on Instagram: @carolinetowers [https://www.instagram.com/carolinetowers] 📝 Subscribe to my Substack: An Electrifying Life

Stop waiting for someone else

In this episode, I share the story of going to a Riley Green concert alone — and why choosing to do things solo can be one of the most empowering decisions you’ll ever make. From concerts to travel, learning to enjoy your own company builds confidence, independence, and a deeper connection to yourself. We’ll talk about why you shouldn’t wait for someone else to say yes before you go out and live your life, how to romanticise solo experiences, and what happens when you stop holding back and start doing what makes you happy. If you’ve ever thought about booking a ticket, taking a trip, or trying something new on your own — this episode will remind you that you absolutely can. 👉 Let’s connect on Instagram: @caroline.towers [https://www.instagram.com/carolinetowers] 📝 Subscribe to my Substack for more: An Electrifying Life