Dansk
Mackall, Lisabeth
(forfatter)
Dying to Live Your Life e-bog
42,15 DKK
Death is our common end. Death can arrive when we least expect itthrough injury, illness, and unexpected life events that bring death close to us, and we never feel like we are prepared Sometimes we skirt death and find ourselves renewed in life. We want to pursue new adventures, pathways and are energized to explore the best life has to offer. But why does it take facing death for us to live our…
Death is our common end. Death can arrive when we least expect itthrough injury, illness, and unexpected life events that bring death close to us, and we never feel like we are prepared Sometimes we skirt death and find ourselves renewed in life. We want to pursue new adventures, pathways and are energized to explore the best life has to offer. But why does it take facing death for us to live our best life? How do we embrace the greatness of our world without having to first face trauma and fear? Follow along in the journey of Lisabeth as she navigates through a second devastating life trauma, and how she realized that we can all focus on our time living, instead of worrying that we have not lived or done enough in the time that we have been given.
E-bog
42,15 DKK
Forlag
ReadersMagnet LLC
Udgivet
16.01.2019
Længde
204 sider
Genrer
Popular medicine and health
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781949981186
Death is our common end. Death can arrive when we least expect itthrough injury, illness, and unexpected life events that bring death close to us, and we never feel like we are prepared Sometimes we skirt death and find ourselves renewed in life. We want to pursue new adventures, pathways and are energized to explore the best life has to offer. But why does it take facing death for us to live our best life? How do we embrace the greatness of our world without having to first face trauma and fear? Follow along in the journey of Lisabeth as she navigates through a second devastating life trauma, and how she realized that we can all focus on our time living, instead of worrying that we have not lived or done enough in the time that we have been given.