Happily Ever After ... A Once Upon A Time -- Re-Storying Back to Self

<p>Giving Voice to the Power of the Written Word</p><p> </p><p>One day you will tell your story about how you overcame that battle</p><p> you went through and God will send you the exact people</p><p>who need to hear that story. -- The Master Shift</p><p> </p><p>The inspiration for writing this book on the one hand just kind of followed me throughout my life over time giving me subtle nudges in that direction.</p><p>The seeds got planted.</p><p>Many times.</p><p>Signs and messages.</p><p>I smiled laughed at the idea the notion so preposterous to my mind and ignored it.</p><p> </p><p>Basically boils down to me not trusting my own inner knowing and looking outside myself for validation. Clues. Tell me what I need to do.  I was future focused feeling lost looking for purpose direction and hoping for the answers. Most cases I went in with an expectation and the answer I sought was not even touched upon. I do however feel when looking back I did receive exactly what I needed to hear at those moments in time.</p><p> </p><p>On the other hand the process of writing this book is cathartic both for myself and I imagine hopefully for the reader as I revisit chapters of my life. Where I was living more on auto pilot unconscious which gifts me hindsight and how far I had actually come to this point in the moment of now. Painting a picture using the power of words sharing my awakening journey through storytelling as puzzle pieces and realizations come together.</p><p> </p><p>Who in the world am I? Ah that's the great puzzle.</p><p>― Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland</p>