For readers of Anne Lamott and Glennon Doyle, comes an original essay collection from #1 New York Times bestselling author and mindfulness expert Susan Verde.
And we must let these words become our story..
We must listen to the voice that is telling us that we are worthy.
Verde\'s message is that we must all be the authors of our own inner dictionaries, filling them with words of self-love.
Woven throughout the book are mantras reminding readers to speak to themselves with compassion, with the ultimate goal of living, loving, and parenting from a place of freedom and authenticity.
She reveals her missteps and her greatest moments of joy--from supporting one of her children through a mental health struggle, and another through gender affirmation; to losing her father and reconnecting with her mother; to the immense pain and pride of preparing to send her three teenagers off to college and facing an empty nest.
With humor, heart, and disarming vulnerability, Verde shares stories from her life as a parent, a child, a human, and a coffee addict on a journey toward self-acceptance.
How would she manage to parent three little ones when she could not speak to herself with compassion, kindness, and love? Motherhood would prove to be the ultimate test of her practice.
However, the moment she became a parent, the voice became louder than ever.
Yoga, meditation, and mindfulness practices became her way of challenging and quieting this voice.
For decades, Verde has struggled with her inner critic, a voice inside telling her that she was not enough.
Say One Kind Thing emphasizes the power of positive self-talk and the Lessons we learn from motherhood and gaining self-Acceptance Number one New York Times bestselling author and children\'s yoga and mindfulness expert Susan Verde knows the power of positive self-talk.
For readers of Anne Lamott and Glennon Doyle, comes an original essay collection from #1 New York Times bestselling author and mindfulness expert Susan Verde
