Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough
A guide to finding peace, love, freedom, and joy

Shit happens, and when it does, the voice in our heads that we choose to listen to—and believe—determines whether we’ll land in Victimtown or Freedomville. In Navigating Shitstorms, Liz Long shares her challenges and successes in battling the destructive Victimtown voices that control through fear and invites you to amplify your heart voice, your own source of innate wisdom, to guide you to Freedomville.

Having spent more than fifty years stuck in Victimtown as a result of her close family member’s disappearance in 1968, a case that continues to be one of Canada’s longest unsolved murder investigations, Liz knows the terrain as well as any local. Touring Victimtown’s most popular attractions—such as the Guilt & Shame Café, the Control Factory, the Denial Trails, and more—Liz demonstrates that while short visits offer life lessons and healing, extended stays lead to all kinds of problems. This groundbreaking framework to understanding the voices in your head will enable you to

• open healing conversations with yourself and others by equipping you with an accessible language to discuss mental health,
• reframe your shitty inner dialogues by embracing a new awareness, and
• discover your own route to Freedomville by learning to love yourself without limits or conditions.

Written in Liz’s fresh and relatable voice and interspersed with her funny-not-funny memories, Navigating Shitstorms will take you on a personal journey to make sense of how you got to where you are now and find your true life course.
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Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough
A guide to finding peace, love, freedom, and joy

Shit happens, and when it does, the voice in our heads that we choose to listen to—and believe—determines whether we’ll land in Victimtown or Freedomville. In Navigating Shitstorms, Liz Long shares her challenges and successes in battling the destructive Victimtown voices that control through fear and invites you to amplify your heart voice, your own source of innate wisdom, to guide you to Freedomville.

Having spent more than fifty years stuck in Victimtown as a result of her close family member’s disappearance in 1968, a case that continues to be one of Canada’s longest unsolved murder investigations, Liz knows the terrain as well as any local. Touring Victimtown’s most popular attractions—such as the Guilt & Shame Café, the Control Factory, the Denial Trails, and more—Liz demonstrates that while short visits offer life lessons and healing, extended stays lead to all kinds of problems. This groundbreaking framework to understanding the voices in your head will enable you to

• open healing conversations with yourself and others by equipping you with an accessible language to discuss mental health,
• reframe your shitty inner dialogues by embracing a new awareness, and
• discover your own route to Freedomville by learning to love yourself without limits or conditions.

Written in Liz’s fresh and relatable voice and interspersed with her funny-not-funny memories, Navigating Shitstorms will take you on a personal journey to make sense of how you got to where you are now and find your true life course.
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Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough

Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough

by Liz Long
Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough

Navigating Shitstorms: How to Find Your True Path When Life Gets Rough

by Liz Long

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Overview

A guide to finding peace, love, freedom, and joy

Shit happens, and when it does, the voice in our heads that we choose to listen to—and believe—determines whether we’ll land in Victimtown or Freedomville. In Navigating Shitstorms, Liz Long shares her challenges and successes in battling the destructive Victimtown voices that control through fear and invites you to amplify your heart voice, your own source of innate wisdom, to guide you to Freedomville.

Having spent more than fifty years stuck in Victimtown as a result of her close family member’s disappearance in 1968, a case that continues to be one of Canada’s longest unsolved murder investigations, Liz knows the terrain as well as any local. Touring Victimtown’s most popular attractions—such as the Guilt & Shame Café, the Control Factory, the Denial Trails, and more—Liz demonstrates that while short visits offer life lessons and healing, extended stays lead to all kinds of problems. This groundbreaking framework to understanding the voices in your head will enable you to

• open healing conversations with yourself and others by equipping you with an accessible language to discuss mental health,
• reframe your shitty inner dialogues by embracing a new awareness, and
• discover your own route to Freedomville by learning to love yourself without limits or conditions.

Written in Liz’s fresh and relatable voice and interspersed with her funny-not-funny memories, Navigating Shitstorms will take you on a personal journey to make sense of how you got to where you are now and find your true life course.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798886450729
Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group Press
Publication date: 08/01/2023
Pages: 264
Sales rank: 974,930
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Liz Long is one of 7.753 billion human beings on earth. No better or worse than any other, she’s finding her way in her own time, as we all do. She continues to make mistakes, to learn and heal, and find more joy.

Liz is a thinker, feeler, and communicator with a mission to guide and encourage people to live with intrinsic courage. Her Heart Voice Power Plan© helps people learn to love themselves without limits or conditions, which makes intrinsic courage not only possible but attainable.

Liz has two adult sons and a cat. She lives in Sechelt, British Columbia, with her dad. You can connect with her at www.lizlongwrites.com.

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

"The way Long has crafted this book is the most brilliant and emphatic explanation of our universal life experiences."
—Alyssa “Twist” Light, owner, The Profitable Innovator Inc.

"A heart-centered look at recovery from trauma, with powerful stories, insightful metaphors, and well-placed humor throughout. Easily relatable without psycho-jargon."
—Karen Graham, founder, Panacea Canada Inc.

“Somewhere along the way, someone told me that it was disrespectful to write in books. I was shocked. I loved to see what other people had scribbled in the margins . . . it was like a time capsule and a book club, all in one. And some books just beg to be talked with. Liz Long's Navigating Shitstorms is one of those books. Worth reading more than once. You should also plan to break out the highlighters . . . and get to work in the most delicious way possible.”
—Jennifer MacMillan, founder, MacMillan Consulting, LLC

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