Graduating college is a time fraught with indecision. When you've spent four years making fear-based decisions it can be challenging to start approaching choices from a space of confidence and self-trust.
It is easy to begin questioning the choices that you make over those four years because you're constantly seeking and receiving feedback from others about how they view your choices. They may question your decision making skills and over time, it's no surprise you begin to lose your sense of self.
You have always known who you are. Quiet the noise around you and go back to the things that feel right. Not the things that "make the most sense" in others eyes. When you do so, you can begin to build a life worth living for you and only you
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Take What You Want, Leave the Rest
Non-FictionThis book is designed for you to read any chapter you want, when it suits you. The chapters are intentionally brief so you only read what you need. It's a culmination of takeaways from therapy both as a practicing MHC-LP and as a client of therapy.
