What Waits Ahead is Way Better... and Way Worse Than You Imagined: True stories of balancing joy and poo in life.

by Rebecca Rine

Overview

From being naked in public to spending time in a body cast, Rebecca Rine combines personal stories with insights to encourage self-improvement and reflection in other women. She nudges you to take a step back, listen to your gut, and feel it all, even when you have no idea what's next. With emotional candor sprinkled with humor, Rine openly sheds lights on women's shared hurdles such as: parenting, marriage, spirituality, sexism, aging, and self-neglect that comes with putting others first. Life can be simultaneously joyful and terrible. Making peace with this contradiction is a vital key to happiness. Rine encourages you to be your authentic self instead of who you think you should be, so the road ahead will be a deeper journey with more fun. The end of each chapter has a brief "conversation starter" where she poses questions to challenge, ignite and stretch women. No one knows what waits ahead, so let's dig into today.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781737181415
Publisher:	Rebecca Rine
Publication date:	05/22/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	238
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Rebecca Rine is a writer and speaker at RebeccaRine.com. She writes with raw honesty about her life and shortcomings in a way that helps you see your own life more clearly. She lives near Dayton, Ohio with her husband, 2 children, and 2 step-children.

Table of Contents

If You Feel Like You're Disappearing, You Probably Are

The Past Doesn't Always Stay Neatly Behind Us

Imperfect Parenting Means our Kids Won't be Adult Turds Who Demand Perfection

Aging is the Best and Worst Thing That Can Happen to Us

Teaching Empathy Means Not Hiding the Pain

Breathing in Silence Makes Our Brains Better

Oooh, A Man-Loving Feminist!

Sometimes We Have to Travel Far to Find Home Where We Are

I Don't Want to be Everything to Everyone: Let's Drink Beer by the Campfire

Being Naked in Public Brought Me Closer to God

Social Media is the Bad Boyfriend I Keep Trying to Break up with

Let's Leave the Legacy of Being Ourselves

Good News: Marriage is Easy When We're Not Idiots; Bad News: We're All Idiots

I'm Too Spoiled to Start a Revolution, but I Want to

Why I'll Never Again Say, "Everything Happens for a Reason" to Someone Who's Suffering

Listening to Your Gut is Risky Business that Comes with No Guarantees