Publisher's Synopsis
As readers turn these pages, they may hear echoes of A Course in Miracles, Abraham-Hicks, Byron Katie, Louise Hay, or Glennon Doyle, but what they are getting is a conversation with a new friend who has been there, done that, and knows the drill. Susie Moore's writing amuses and inspires. Each brief chapter delivers a poignant or funny message encouraging readers to become more free and powerful. Her stories about everyday interactions, such as dinner at a chichi restaurant or lunch with a friend, contain life lessons that don't deny the reality of suffering but pivot toward a life-changing way of processing pain, grief, loss, and anxiety. Moore addresses forgiveness, family, friendship, health, love, work, and money in a wise but conversational tone that allows for the reader's own insights and epiphanies to take hold. The results make everything from deciding what to cook for dinner to having more intimacy with a spouse, recovering from a painful past, or disconnecting from a toxic friend not only possible but easy. Moore's unique take on life and how to live it is destined for bedside tables and morning meditations for anyone striving to let go of the struggle and open to the real power and peace we all possess.
