Too Strong For Your Own Good: Success With Soul (Too ... for Your Own Good(tm)) - Softcover

DeMattio MA, Anette

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Synopsis

#1 Amazon Bestseller in Health Psychology

The hidden emotional cost of being the strong one and how to come home to yourself after years of survival.

After six cancer diagnoses, Anette DeMattio learned that surviving is only part of the story. Long after the crisis ends, many people continue living in survival mode - carrying more than they should, staying strong for everyone else and quietly losing touch with themselves in the process.

If you're the one who holds everything together - at work, at home, in your relationships - you already know what this feels like.

You step up.
You push through.
You carry more than anyone realizes.

And for a while, it works..until it doesn't.

Too Strong For Your Own Good explores the hidden survival patterns that help people succeed while slowly exhausting them. Through personal stories, practical insights and the Too Strong framework, readers discover why survival can become an identity - and how to reconnect with the self that has been there beneath it all along.

Inside you'll meet five powerful survival patterns:

The First Responder.
The Empty Cup.
The Cart Puller.
The Stoic Swan.
The Island.

By the time you meet them, you'll recognize yourself in one - or perhaps all five. And you'll begin the journey from Survival Strong to Soul Strong.

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About the Author

If you've spent your life being the strong one — the dependable one, the capable one, the one everyone relies on while quietly carrying more than anyone realizes — you are not alone.
 
Anette's  work explores the hidden emotional cost of always holding everything together and what it means to reconnect with yourself after years of survival-based living.
 
A six-time cancer survivor, she blends lived experience, emotional healing, and psychology to help people recognize when the strength that helped them survive begins disconnecting them from themselves.
 
She is the founder of The Too Strong Movement and and is on a mission  to help people stop abandoning themselves in order to survive — and finally come home to themselves again.

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