What if we accepted our struggles and stopped trying to be someone we’re not? In this poignant, hilarious book, the bestselling co-author of I’ll Be There (But I’ll Be Wearing Sweatpants) shares her experiments in finding our way back to each other.
Jess Johnston used to feel alone in her mess. Then, in a random burst of courage, she started sharing those insecurities and struggles out loud, and what she found shocked her. Again and again, women replied, “Me too! I thought I was the only one!”
Women are really hard on themselves. We often believe that if we just “did better,” “worked harder,” and “were less messy/flawed/human,” our lives would be infinitely better and we’d receive the belonging we crave, but the exact opposite is true. It isn’t our lack of perfection that isolates us; rather, it’s our authenticity about our imperfections that brings us together.
With honesty, heart, and humor, Johnston takes on the lies she’s believed and the lessons she’s learned (and is still learning), including:
• if I’m rejected, I will die. (We won’t.)
• I’m a junior varsity adult, and the best spot for me is usually the bench. (Nope, we’ve got to get in there and play.)
• my job is to keep people happy and make sure they like me. (Excuse me while I go hide in my closet and have an anxiety attack.)
Jess Johnston reminds us that the answers are in us already, in accepting that we’re a lot—a lot of mess, and a lot of great too.
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Jess Johnston lives in Southern California with her husband and four kids, who are the loves of her life. She is an Enneagram Seven and is enthusiastic about everything—but especially people, travel, and sauces. Jess’s writing makes you feel like you’re sitting cross-legged on her couch in your cozy pants while sharing hearts and drinking coffee. She is the co-author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller I’ll Be There (But I’ll Be Wearing Sweatpants) and has been a top contributor to publications such as HuffPost, Scary Mommy, and Motherly.
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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. What if we accepted our struggles and stopped trying to be someone we're not? In this poignant, hilarious book, the bestselling co-author of I'll Be There (But I'll Be Wearing Sweatpants) shares her experiments in finding our way back to each other. Jess Johnston used to feel alone in her mess. Then, in a random burst of courage, she started sharing those insecurities and struggles out loud, and what she found shocked her. Again and again, women replied, "Me too! I thought I was the only one!" Women are really hard on themselves. We often believe that if we just "did better," "worked harder," and "were less messy/flawed/human," our lives would be infinitely better and we'd receive the belonging we crave, but the exact opposite is true. It isn't our lack of perfection that isolates us; rather, it's our authenticity about our imperfections that brings us together. With honesty, heart, and humor, Johnston takes on the lies she's believed and the lessons she's learned (and is still learning), including: * if I'm rejected, I will die. (We won't.) * I'm a junior varsity adult, and the best spot for me is usually the bench. (Nope, we've got to get in there and play.) * my job is to keep people happy and make sure they like me. (Excuse me while I go hide in my closet and have an anxiety attack.) Jess Johnston reminds us that the answers are in us already, in accepting that we're a lot--a lot of mess, and a lot of great too. N° de réf. du vendeur 00102519436
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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. What if we accepted our struggles and stopped trying to be someone we're not? In this poignant, hilarious book, the bestselling co-author of I'll Be There (But I'll Be Wearing Sweatpants) shares her experiments in finding our way back to each other. Jess Johnston used to feel alone in her mess. Then, in a random burst of courage, she started sharing those insecurities and struggles out loud, and what she found shocked her. Again and again, women replied, "Me too! I thought I was the only one!" Women are really hard on themselves. We often believe that if we just "did better," "worked harder," and "were less messy/flawed/human," our lives would be infinitely better and we'd receive the belonging we crave, but the exact opposite is true. It isn't our lack of perfection that isolates us; rather, it's our authenticity about our imperfections that brings us together. With honesty, heart, and humor, Johnston takes on the lies she's believed and the lessons she's learned (and is still learning), including: * if I'm rejected, I will die. (We won't.) * I'm a junior varsity adult, and the best spot for me is usually the bench. (Nope, we've got to get in there and play.) * my job is to keep people happy and make sure they like me. (Excuse me while I go hide in my closet and have an anxiety attack.) Jess Johnston reminds us that the answers are in us already, in accepting that we're a lot--a lot of mess, and a lot of great too. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN0593728246VG
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Hardback. Etat : Like New. What if we accepted our struggles and stopped trying to be someone we're not? In this poignant, hilarious book, the bestselling co-author of I'll Be There (But I'll Be Wearing Sweatpants) shares her experiments in finding our way back to each other. Jess Johnston used to feel alone in her mess. Then, in a random burst of courage, she started sharing those insecurities and struggles out loud, and what she found shocked her. Again and again, women replied, "Me too! I thought I was the only one!" Women are really hard on themselves. We often believe that if we just "did better," "worked harder," and "were less messy/flawed/human," our lives would be infinitely better and we'd receive the belonging we crave, but the exact opposite is true. It isn't our lack of perfection that isolates us; rather, it's our authenticity about our imperfections that brings us together. With honesty, heart, and humor, Johnston takes on the lies she's believed and the lessons she's learned (and is still learning), including: * if I'm rejected, I will die. (We won't.) * I'm a junior varsity adult, and the best spot for me is usually the bench. (Nope, we've got to get in there and play.) * my job is to keep people happy and make sure they like me. (Excuse me while I go hide in my closet and have an anxiety attack.) Jess Johnston reminds us that the answers are in us already, in accepting that we're a lot--a lot of mess, and a lot of great too. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN0593728246LN
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