The Me in Meaningful My Story

<p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1); background-color: rgba(255 255 255 1)>My story is full of whys but that isn't what makes it unique. So is yours. We all have our whys-the things that drive us to do what we do and the way we do them. And we all have a story or a compilation of stories that make us who we are. I have always been fascinated by stories believing there is value in everyone if we choose to find it and take the time to understand it. Before I could be who I am today I had to be many other versions of myself first. So if you're up for it let's talk about the twisty turny maybe even broken road that got me here. Hopefully as we go you will be reminded that struggle is a common human experience and reflect on your own whys to use this as a catalyst in some positive way.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1); background-color: rgba(255 255 255 1)>When asked Who is this book for? my most sincere response was It's for everyone. Let me clarify: it is for anyone who like me finds value in the story and is intrigued by a perspective that sees opportunity amidst chaos and struggle-not in a Pollyanna way but with grit and grace. It's for anyone interested in the difference between a reason and an excuse anyone wanting to hear about living through trauma without embracing victimhood anyone rooting for the underdog or anyone who has ever been the underdog. Most importantly it's for anyone who has ever felt less than insecure or unworthy and wants to hear from someone else who has been there but chose not to stay.</span></p>