Enough!: How to Liberate Yourself and Remake the World with Just One Word (For Readers of The Art of Saying NO)

The idea that we aren't enough is so deeply ingrained in us and into our culture that it holds sway over pretty much every aspect of our lives. But author and activist Laurie McCammon is here to tell us that it's all a lie. YOU are enough exactly as you are, and it is only in realizing this truth that we unlock our ability to make our world a better place.

Believe in yourself. Do you think you're not good enough─not rich enough or thin enough or smart enough─to have the life you want? Time, money, and talent aren't going to bring us what we're seeking. The validation we feel we need can only come if we accept ourselves as we are. Laurie McCammon has brought her message of enoughness across the world, presenting at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, and facilitating circles and workshops over the years. This inspirational and transformative book reminds readers of their self-worth and helps them combat lack of self-confidence. By the end, the message will ring true and clear in every reader's heart: I am enough!

Change the world. "Never-enough" thinking can hurt us in more ways than one. But one of the biggest ways it impacts us is by limiting what we think we are capable of accomplishing. When we accept the truth of our enoughness, our self-image is transformed and we see just how capable we are. McCammon shows readers how developing a sense of enoughness can change not only how you feel about yourself but how you view time, your relationships, your work, and your ability to shape a better world.

Open up this motivational book and learn more about:

• The lie that shapes how we view ourselves
• How to find your own self-worth
• Developing a sense of "enoughness" in today's world

If you enjoyed books like Self-Compassion: The Proven Power of Being Kind to Yourself, The Gifts of Imperfection, The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion, or Good Morning, I Love You; then you'll love Enough! by Laurie McCammon.

Laurie McCammon is steward of the Enougher movement and an author and blogger who covers topics such as the divine feminine, indigenous wisdom, conscious empowerment, evolutionary biology and heart-led leadership.

Laurie loves working with groups of conscious individuals to debunk the myth of scarcity and to move into a freer Enough mindset which supports creativity, connection, happiness and abundance. In these sessions, she shares what she has learned from new science, systems theory, spirituality, indigenous wisdom, feminine leadership, social movements and new economics. She has received rave reviews for her series, The Transformational Power of Enough, a six week telecircle offered through the nonprofit volunteer-led Gather the Women Global Matrix.

After earning a B.A. in biology, Laurie went on to earn an M.S. in Adult Education, with a concentration on Transformational Learning and Feminine Leadership. In her twenties, she presented at the Creative Problem Solving Institute and the International Conference on Volunteer Administration. Laurie briefly served as the editor and wrote scholarly articles for The International Journal of Volunteer Administration, and her articles have been published online by Soulful Living Magazine and Kosmos Journal.

After serving as the Training Director for a regional organization serving women and girls for seven years, she founded the Women's Institute of Maine, a circle-based women's organization, worked as adjunct faculty for the University of Southern Maine's Graduate School for Human Development and later served as Executive Director for two consciousness-raising organizations, including Imagine the Good Foundation which was co-founded with filmmaker Cheryl Gould, producer of The Heart to Lead documentary film featuring Barbara Marx Hubbard. Laurie has facilitated many circles and workshops over the years and presented the Enough Message at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in 2013 and 2014.

Laurie lives in southern Maine, USA with her husband, teen son, cat and dog.