Exhausted from trying to please everyone, including herself, Tabitha Scott quit her job, gave away most of her belongings, and lived near a remote jungle in Costa Rica. Teetering between the wilderness there and the jungle back home, clarity and freedom emerged, along with a passion to share her insights with others.
- Identify personal insulators, harmful pressures, and negativity leading to burnout
- Reconnect to your intuition for direction and renewed purpose
- Defend against energetic attacks and maintain positivity
- Learn how to reignite your life and tap into unbridled joy and unconditional love
There’s no need to travel across the world to discover your personal power — just take a journey through this book.
5 Stars: If you have lived your life doing what others wanted and ignoring your own desires, Then this book is for you. Not only will you learn about how beliefs, morals, and interests have run your life. You will also learn how to undo the "shoulds" that others have placed you...As I read I could only agree and remember how others also influenced me to do things that maybe weren't in my interest. I think we all go through this in our lives. The absolutely best thing about Ms Scotts book is there are parts that are workbook oriented and are there for you to begin the healing journey for yourself. It can be done and I found myself remembering in my daily life to stop and think about my actions. Making sure they are mine, not my training.
—Patrick Carmen, NetGalley Independent Review
5 Stars: Tabitha demonstrates the power of neuroplasticity and how when we change our thoughts from pre-conceived notions of how one should be from learned behaviors and experiences and focus on what our inner being is meant to be. Once this happens it will change our lives, our energy, and the energy we emit outwardly to others. This allows us to be a more centered person without thinking and reacting in the same way we once did, thus living a healthier and happier life that is much more sustainable.
—Dr. Karen Younghale, ER Physician
5 Stars: Tabitha Scott is a true storyteller having that special gift of engaging you in a way that you feel like you are watching a movie. Reading her book reminded me of Forrest Gump many times, one of my favorite movies! On several occasions I was reminded of stories from all the women in my life’s childhoods including my wife and both my girls. Tabitha is the “Every Woman” and is very relatable. Even as a man... her life recollections remind me of several events with my sister and myself.
— Adam Gaines, IT Executive