Color Your Way To A Life You Love: Forgive Yourself (A Self-Help Adult Coloring Book for Relaxation and Personal Growth)

BEST GIFT IDEAS A JOURNAL FOR SELF-EXPLORATION MOTIVATION & INSPIRATION COLORING BOOKS FOR GROWN-UPS

A stress-relief how-to guide to help you get from frustration to peace in 30 days.

Ever find yourself stuck in the past? Trapped by memories of your mistakes & failings? Beating yourself up over what you did or didn't do? How about feeling like you are your own worst enemy? The awesome news is that you can change all of that. This is not just another coloring book, it's also an invitation for you to delve deeper into who you are so you can find out what makes you come alive. With that in mind, I invite you inside these pages on a creative self-help adventure. You'll unleash your artistic side with 60 calming designs & patterns to color while you do daily small-sized activities aimed at: 1. helping you heal yourself & 2. inspiring you to create a life you love. My hope is that you'll use these pages to ignite your imagination, discard your limitations, & free your inner creator.

Other books in this series:

Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Journal
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Encourage Yourself
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Heal Your Burned-Out Self
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Get Out of Your Own Way
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Overcome Fear
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Crush Self-Doubt
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Let Go
Color Your Way to a Life You Love: Become Yourself

Features:

• Images of mandalas and patterns, animals, flowers and landscapes
• 60 images for all skill levels
• Journal pages included
• Use your favorite coloring tools (pens, markers, crayons, pencils)

This book was born out of Shelli Johnson's own struggle to forgive herself. She wanted and needed to heal herself. She wanted and needed practical and easy steps she could take to make peace with herself so she could find joy in her life again. So she simply wrote the book she needed to read. Every day, she does her best to cut herself some slack & practice progress, not perfection.