Transitioning Beyond Your Conditioned Blueprint: A Pathway to Freedom through Self-awareness

What if you had the chance to live with purpose and meaning on a daily basis? Did you know that this possibility is available to you? The goal of this book is to teach you to see and understand yourself with greater clarity, to be more present, and to gain greater self-awareness so you can make conscious choices, thereby creating a life with greater purpose and fulfillment. Throughout this participatory workbook, you will be given support as you learn how to effectively make use of inner observation, curiosity, and contemplation to understand your faulty beliefs, reactions, drama-based behaviors, judgments, fragmented processing, and new options. As you gain clarity, you will likely recognize new possibilities for making meaningful choices and transition into greater happiness. Once this is learned, you will naturally reconfigure the way that you interact with yourself, other people, and relate to your everyday circumstances. When this practice becomes a regular part of your functioning, peacefulness can be more frequently experienced. The possibility for self-awareness and inner freedom exists for all human beings.

Endorsements

Susan is one of the best listeners and deepest thinking people that I have ever met. Her insight is captured here in her newest book which I found to be very helpful in my transition from a 37-year professional career to the next chapter of my life. Her teachings have been a game changer. I highly recommend this wisdom-based, profoundly thoughtful book.
Steve Bolze, Former CEO of GE Power & Water and Blackstone Senior Managing Director

Throughout this book, Susan will lead the reader on an inner journey while helping them to identify their blind spots without self-judgment. With her compassionate guidance, it becomes possible to gain understanding and to discover a multitude of solutions for every challenge. I am so grateful for Susan’s warmth and insight – so handy for wherever my journey takes me.
Ashley Flynn, MSM, RN, Navy Officer Veteran

Interesting, provocative, and introspective. Ms. Kippen makes you look inward to challenge who you are and how you have handled both yourself and others in your life. Learned behaviors are questioned and different alternatives are given by way of example. I really enjoyed reading this book and plan to implement ideas in the book to real life situations.
Anthony P. Alessi, ESQ