How to Survive a Breakup in 7 Days: Your Guide to Finding Your True Self
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Oh me? I'm just your resident how to girl!
I'm just like you - trying to figure out where i'm going and who I'm gonna be!
I have written this with a limit of seven days as one of my biggest pet hates with self help books is that I find they just keep repeating some of the same messages over and over again, but just use different ways of saying the same thing.
I don't want to do that, I want this to be extremely direct and simple for you, and in turn I need you to be extremely direct with yourself.
I don't want this book to be lengthy and take up a lot of your energy, I want it to have direct meaning to you, in the most lean and concise way possible.
You can choose to read this book and do nothing at all, or you can choose to try new things in the hope for change - the choice is yours!
Take a 7 day journey to find out what you are truly feeling, understand your emotions and discover true happiness within yourself.
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How to Survive a Breakup in 7 Days - By Annie Medwin
The Tea!
Hello, my queen, and thank you for taking the first step to a happier life and the path to self-awareness.
I want to be really raw with you and offer you all my experiences in the hope that you will resonate with some of the life lessons I have gone through. We, as women, are already quite in tune with our guts and truly are powerful creatures, and I hope that you will be just as raw with yourself in return. It’s the only way to really heal; you have to be open and raw with yourself on everything that you have gone through—remember that every time you read through this.
I have had several big relationships on very different spectrums of each other that truly put me through the roller coaster of emotions—but then onto the path to growth within myself, making me realize what I wanted in a partner more than anything and what I wanted for my future happiness in life.
I’ve been engaged in a six-year serious relationship—I had the house and the dog, and I walked away six months out from my wedding because I had lost all the love out of the relationship.
And I’ve had a relationship that I thought was truly it, that was filled with passion and love, maybe too much passion, now that I think of it, and yes, there is such thing as too much passion.
I’ve had relationships where I have been the one to call it and say that it’s just not working for me anymore, and I’ve also had relationships where I have been so emotionally invested that it truly backfired on me, and I became so lost from the path I was on and who I was.
These relationships really tested me and made me question so many things in my life and within myself. It’s also so overwhelming—an emotional rollercoaster. Hence, the reason why I’ve put together this guide to at least help you understand everything that might be going on in your head and reassure you that it’s completely normal, and there is 100% happiness and growth on the other side.
I have also been witness to many different forms of relationships and relationship issues through my close friends and family over the years, and seeing my friends and family go through these life lessons and having gone through them myself, there always seems to be the same method to grow, to move through the pain and gain happiness, and to find yourself afterward.
Not only that, but I truly do enjoy speaking with my friends when we go through these milestones together and really working through everything with them. That is the true reason for my writing this book.
I want to be able to offer insight, and if I help at least one person, I’ll truly feel joy and happiness knowing that I have helped you on this amazing path to your truest and most wonderful self.
Ending a relationship is not about going through pain and suffering; it is about processing through the emotions, the memories, the lessons, and all of these things always lead to growth. I do truly believe that everything does happen for a reason, and even though it may be painful now, this guide will help you see that there is always a reason life throws us these lessons.
Now, I don’t believe in conventional academic education really, because you pay a lot of money to not really learn what life is going to throw at you. By the time you’ve spent four years and tens of thousands of dollars, you didn’t really ever get to learn about all the emotions and scenarios life is about to throw at you, whether that be at work, with your family, with friends, and especially in love.
I believe education should be more accessible and not have you starting on the back foot financially once you’ve dedicated multiple years of your life to it. I do believe the right type of education can be one of the greatest gifts. No one ever wishes they weren’t educated on a subject, and no one ever went backward for educating themselves, either!
This guide and the lessons in it are about understanding all the emotions we go through that can normally take months and sometimes years if we do not identify them properly and take actions to process through them.
We now live in a digital age where things are so readily available to us, and we don’t need to wait around for anything anymore—it is a simple click away from virtual happiness!
In saying that, self-education is also so much more available to us now instead of spending hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars on self-help, university, and better understanding our emotions and feelings.
I remember not going to university straight out of high school. I moved away from home quite young because I had a massive urge to be independent, and I threw myself into working two jobs to pay my rent.
A couple years on, when I had worked up to a pretty serious corporate job, I thought that I should probably get a piece of paper to say I was qualified because I thought that I needed that piece of