


Some people look down on “self-help” books, but I believe these kinds of books can be invaluable. Even authors who aren‘t “industry experts” have something of value to offer in the way of their wisdom and experiences. And at the very least, when certain things resonate, it helps you feel less alone. Meggan isn‘t an industry expert, and she does emphasize getting professional help with your mental health, but I loved this book. Continued ⬇️
jen_the_scribe ….Almost everything within its pages resonated. Some things were difficult to confront, but confront them you will if you read this. And confronting them was necessary. At the root of it, this book helps you take responsibility for your own healing and for the direction of your life. It gently holds you accountable while reminding you how worthy you are of healing and of a life lived with purpose and intention. This is one I‘ll come back to. 3d
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