Lord Knows This Sh*t Ain't Easy
How to Stay Emotionally Balanced in a Chaotic World
- 224 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About This Book
A worldwide pandemic, climate change, social injustices... Over the last few years, it's seemed like things on the outside are falling apart! Meanwhile, on the inside, many of us are struggling with feelings of unworthiness, fear of failure, and difficulty finding hopeâall while trying to be perfect partners, parents, or friends! In a world that seems increasingly chaotic, unpredictable, and sometimes downright scary, is it still possible to live a happy and fulfilling life? Beloved life coach and self-care guru Adelfa Marr tackles this question with her characteristic wit, humor, and warmth, and readers will find a refreshing take in her answers. She goes beyond the basics of self-help to address topics like:
- How to live courageously and authentically in an unjust world
- How to be vulnerable in relationships while also protecting your tender heart
- How to develop a true sense of gratitude, even when life throws you sh*t
Marr understands that self-care isn't all bubble baths and scented candles. This book gets into the messy stuffâthe fear, the shame, the regretâand shows how we can all become more authentic, joyful, and courageous versions of ourselves. Lord knows this sh*t ain't easy, but with Adelfa Marr as your guide, you may find that it's not as hard as you think.
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Foreword
- Chapter 1: Stop Trying to Control Sh*t
- Chapter 2: How to Observe Sh*t and Why
- Chapter 3: Observing Your Emotions
- Chapter 4: Inner Voices and Familiar Faces
- Chapter 5: Safety Dances and Daring Dances
- Chapter 6: Big Ups to Boundaries
- Chapter 7: Get Your Gratitude On
- Chapter 8: Journal Up
- Chapter 9: Take That Breath
- Chapter 10: Know Your Why and Count Your Wins
- Conclusion: This Sh*t Is Easier Than You Think
- Acknowledgments
- Endnotes
- About the Author