This is a love letter...
The relationship we have with our Self is the foundation upon which all other relationships are built, so why are we so afraid of being alone?
Alone: The Truth + Beauty of Belonging explores that question and reexamines everything we know and feel about being alone, lonely, or in solitude—in our work, family, friendships, and love.
This book is the ultimate reframe on what it means to be alone, offering insights as to how we can reclaim it on our own terms while learning to practically cope with and navigate the discomfort our alone-ness can bring; it is essential reading to strengthen our connection in everything from work and money to life and love, starting by strengthening our connection to our Self.
Because when you belong to yourself, the truth and beauty of it is that you are never really alone.
Dr. Jeremy Goldberg,
Author/Speaker/Behavioural Scientist
Tyler Merritt,
Actor and Author
Craig Stanland,
TedX Speaker and Bestselling Author
Allison Villa,
Psychotherapist and Relationship Expert
This is a story of coming home to yourself.
It really is that simple, even if it is that complicated.
Too many of us are tethered to the expectations of other people, living with the feeling that we need to look outside ourselves to feel whole and loved, that we need to keep “the mask” on and hide who we really are; we read book after book, see therapist after therapist, take course after course, all with the intent to “fix what’s broken,” sending us on a quest to continuously solve a problem that isn’t real with a solution that doesn’t exist. And it leaves us dissatisfied, constantly wanting more.
The secret is, we’re not broken, we are healing.
We are learning to sort through the messages of what we’ve been told are true versus what we believe to be true, and we are figuring out how it aligns with what we want out of our life.
Equal parts self-help, memoir, and cozied up on the couch talking to a trusted friend, To Call Myself Beloved is informed by lessons learned through navigating the most cataclysmic events of one woman’s life, and realizing throughout each one that “I am still okay.”
Let this book guide you through the process of adulting—finding clarity in what you want, confidence in who you are, and the courage to stay true to both, even if that means making big changes in mindset and behavior—simply through the rebellious act of being yourself. This is the chaos of becoming.
Can you love yourself enough to come home to yourself, and learn to call yourself beloved? Yes, you f*cking can.
Sarah Swain,
CEO The Great Canadian Woman
Catherine Choi,
CEO SoYoung Inc
Tania Moraes-Vaz,
Coach
Shantelle Bisson,
Author
My new conscious relationship book is here! Alone: The Truth + Beauty of Belonging is a love letter to anyone and everyone who’s ever felt the slow-burning sting of being alone and wondered what the hell to do about it. How to be single, how to be a parent, how to be an entrepreneur, how […]
My top five practices that I put into place when I began the long road home to myself.