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Let It Go - A Soulful Guide to Releasing Emotional Baggage Breaking Free from the Past and Living with Peace and Purpose - cover

Let It Go - A Soulful Guide to Releasing Emotional Baggage Breaking Free from the Past and Living with Peace and Purpose

Martin Trend

Maison d'édition: Martin Trend

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Are you still holding on to pain that no longer serves you? Do you feel stuck in old patterns, unable to move forward even though you're desperate for change?This book is an honest and transformative journey to help you let go of what’s weighing you down, emotionally and spiritually. Through real, compassionate guidance, you’ll learn how to gently release the hurt, guilt, expectations, and inner stories that keep you tied to your past—so you can step into a lighter, freer version of yourself.Designed especially for women navigating emotional overwhelm, heartbreak, toxic cycles, or moments of deep transition, this guide offers more than just hope—it gives you tools.In this book, you’ll discover how to:Identify the emotional patterns that keep you stuck and silently running your lifeLet go of guilt, fear, and emotional weight without feeling selfish or irresponsibleSet clear, healthy boundaries that protect your peace without losing connectionPractice powerful yet simple rituals, reflections, and daily habits to ground your healingReclaim your inner calm and connect with a deeper sense of purpose and authenticityLet It Go is not just a book you read—it’s an experience that walks beside you as you heal, grow, and rediscover who you are without your wounds.Start your emotional reset now. You don’t have to carry it all anymore—your peace begins where you let go.
Disponible depuis: 25/05/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 150 pages.

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