Self Love for Trainwrecks: Finding Self Worth After F***ing Everything Up

Book Synopsis: The internal work is about more than feeling good. It's about more than the opportunities that present themselves. It's about more than the healthy relationships that come with transformation. It's also about the abusive relationships you'll never experience, the trauma you'll no longer cause your loved ones, the stress you won't feel, the jobs you won't lose, the people you won't disappoint, the opportunities you won't squander, the regrets you won't feel, the shame and guilt you won't be burdened with. Healing isn't only about the peace, it's about saving yourself and the people you care about from the string of heartaches that would have inevitably come from staying the same. This perspective shifting book is a true and unflinching, no holds barred comeback story with a side of abuse, addiction, and hot mess chaos. While digging around in that soul sucking, rock bottom place that comes after decades of alcoholism, self-sabotage, shitty parenting, and the lingering ache of her wounded child self, Amber gets vulnerable about what self-love really means and what it takes to find and keep it. With a rawness that feels like trespassing, incredible self-discoveries, and peppered with real, hard-won lessons, this book will get you in all of your feels in the best way possible. It seems self-worth, self-love, and self-awareness aren't so elusive after all.