Emotional Overload: How to Heal Your Inner Child, Stop Your Depression and Worrisome Thoughts
James Winters · Kim Bradshaw
Sep 2020 · James Winters · Narrated by Chris Reilly
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Do you sometimes feel like your heart is a pot of emotional stew boiling over?Do you tend to spill bitter and angry words out of your mouth each time you speak?Do you think that happiness is for a secluded set of people like children and elderly people?This book is a compilation of tips, guidelines, instructions and well-tested ways of wisdom to take you from that dark hole that it feels like your life has become, to the perfect day on the beach that you want it to be. This will not happen because the world will change, no! It will happen because something inside of you will change.
That is why you must learn to heal your mind, to live a fulfilled life.
This is why this book has been written to help you;- Find your inner child.
- Reconnect with your inner child
- Learn to communicate with your inner child
- Recognize the trouble with your inner child
- Reparent your inner child
- Live a life with balanced emotions
In this book, you will learn how to release your Emotional Overload and be free to live, to laugh, and to love.
“Your ability to maximize the power of your inner child is your responsibility.”Don’t stay in the traumatic lifestyle, when you can enjoy an extraordinary, peaceful, and joyful life.
Download now, and begin the journey to embrace your inner child and enjoy a happy and healthy life.Rate this audiobook
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