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The Someday Trap And Other Lies - We Tell Ourselves About When to Start Living - cover

The Someday Trap And Other Lies - We Tell Ourselves About When to Start Living

Martin Ruther

Casa editrice: Publishdrive

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Have you ever told yourself you’ll chase your dreams “someday”? In The Someday Trap, Martin Ruther delivers a raw, honest, and unpolished exploration of the excuses we make, the fears we hide behind, and the quiet moments that spark real change. This isn’t a self-help book with tidy answers or a guru’s polished advice. It’s a collection of messy, relatable stories—think grocery store parking lot epiphanies and late-night spirals—that reveal how we get stuck, why we stay there, and what it takes to finally move forward. With humor, vulnerability, and a touch of chaos, Ruther dismantles the myth of “someday” and invites you to confront the fears, expectations, and doubts holding you back. Perfect for anyone who’s ever felt trapped by their own hesitation, this book is a candid companion for navigating life’s messy middle and embracing the imperfect courage to start now.
Disponibile da: 22/08/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 85 pagine.

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