“She’s capitalizing on her mom’s death.”
“Why is she talking about these journals so much?”
“If these journals are so important, why is she even charging for them? Shouldn’t important things people need be free?”
I’ve heard everything you see above as I’ve marketed the Questions You’ll Wish You Asked journals in the last few weeks.
Why do I let someone talk to me like that, you ask?
When I first got sober, I wanted to fix everything and have a WAY better life really fast. I didn’t receive this longed-for life in early sobriety, and even if I had I likely woulda burned it to the ground anyway because I was missing an essential ingredient: a solid foundation. Here’s why that foundation is necessary, especially in times like these.
Sometimes your vulnerability isn’t met with approval, or “likes” or outer reward. Sometimes nothing changes on the outside but the inside of your head starts screaming at you. Sometimes you suddenly feel like you’re standing in the middle of the gymnasium naked and wish in an instant you could take it all back.
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