Jennifer Foster

Fifty Pages of Wisdom - Advice I Wish Someone Had Given To Me In My Twenties (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"When we were born into this world, all the rules we were supposed to live by were already in place. The moment you were born, the world was already in motion. People, for the most part, abided by the rules set forth by our elders, parents, teachers, government, etc. Who raised you, where you grew up, who surrounded you - everything happened by chance.

You're supposed to go to college, get a job, find a mate, pop out some kids, start a 401k, have a mortgage, and that's the ultimate life. If that's life, why are there so many unhappy people? Why is the mental health crisis at an all time high? When we make an automatic assumption that we must live our lives according to this fixed world, this is where we begin to suffer.

I suffered through most of my adult life, trying to live up to what was laid out before me. I didn't have to."

Fifty Pages of Wisdom - Advice I Wish Someone Had Given Me In My Twenties is a beautiful self-help book for anyone coming of age. It contains more than fifty pages of wisdom shared from what the author learned throughout her fifty years of living as an African-American woman in the United States.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jennifer Foster
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227919540
• Artikelnr.: 72343061

Autorenporträt

Jennifer Foster is a Life Coach with fifteen years of experience and is the creator of the popular online coaching site, Open Your Mind, A School for Unlearning. The author is currently finishing her master's in clinical counseling and is a licensed Registered Behavior Technician, delivering ABA therapy to children on the spectrum.

The author is known for her unique approach to relationships and well-being, using the "decolonize therapy" approach to healing, believing mental health is largly impacted by systemic inequities, the trauma of oppression, and the evolution of a society built on "grind culture."