Tell Me My Story

<p><strong>It's time to start helping the helpers Tell Me My Story shows us the way.</strong> - Jonathan Fields Founder of Good Life Project�� & bestselling author of <em>SPARKED</em></p><p>The work of serving others never ends and it demands a great deal from those who take it on-more than they have to give if they're not careful. But helping others shouldn't come at the cost of one's own health and well-being.</p><p>And yet years of putting mission needs before their own coupled with the impact of a global pandemic has left many humanitarians across mission-driven fields struggling to acknowledge their pain and serve others at the same time. It's left them languishing exhausted stressed out burned out traumatized morally injured depressed anxious and facing a seemingly impossible choice: Them or me?</p><p>Using moments from her own life and twenty-year humanitarian career Dimple D. Dhabalia invites humanitarians to consider how choosing a path of service may provide powerful opportunities to reveal and heal wounds at the individual and organizational levels while embracing their humanity through the stories of the people they serve.</p><p>Part memoir and part manifesto Tell Me My Story is one leader's message of hope and offers a map to healing for those doing humanitarian work. It's also a reminder: This service and the people who do it are crucial to our world and we must equip empower and encourage them to work as the best version of themselves-for themselves for their loved ones and for the people they serve.</p><p><strong>A must-read-not only for those who dedicate their lives to helping others but for all who have a story in need of healing.</strong> - Angela Bailey Founder & CEO Angela Bailey and Associates and Former Chief Human Capital Officer for the Department of Homeland Security</p>