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You are unique, not despite your circumstances but because of them!
Miriam Grunhaus shares how the Japanese art of Kintsugi - the art of mending broken pottery with lacquer and gold, catapulted her onto a healing path after her own irreparable heartbreak. For two years, she interviewed Thrivers, women who had faced tremendous and varied adversity, to learn the commonalities of their journeys from despair and brokenness to healing and wholeness. From those interviews, Miriam gleaned Ten Golden Nuggets, which are essential to uncovering joy in adversity. Miriam’s heart is healed, and she offers this book to provide the resilience tools you need to traverse valleys of life and rise up on mountains of joy.
You should read Heal with Gold if:
You have felt broken by your experiences
You are still healing from adversity
You are ready to do the work to become more joyful
You want to become more resilient to face any adversities life may bring in a more productive manner
There is no way around pain and suffering; it is as much a part of life as happiness and joy. How we react to our adversities is something we can control. If the goal is to rebound faster from life’s punches and use our gained wisdom for a good purpose, you will benefit from this reading.
Miriam’s Story
After going through many ups and downs throughout her journey, life brought her to her knees when she experienced a loss of the living. Not knowing how to overcome the deep pain, she went on a journey of self-discovery, interviewing women who had gone through deep pain and sorrow but were thriving. These women consider themselves joyful; they are not hiding in shame. Quite the contrary, they are vocal and sharing their experiences for the benefit of others. Miriam wanted to find out:
Is there joy after feeling broken beyond repair? Is resilience something that can be learned, or are the women who overcame innately resilient? Is there something in common between the women who are thriving?
Pick up your copy of Heal with Gold and build your resilience arsenal to overcome any adversity life may bring because it is not a matter of if adversity will strike, but when. Live a Kintsugi life, and you will live a joyful one.
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