- How am I ever going to get through this?
- How can I move on when I feel stuck?
- How could I possibly thrive when the person I miss the most isn’t here anymore?
we step onto one of three paths:
The first:
we stumble through our struggle with grief and with time and just enough support, we survive.
The second:
we remain stuck in the chasm of grief, having a very difficult time believing that we will ever feel better, smile, or be happy again. For some, the grief can last the rest of their life.
Despite having access to counselors, support groups, friends and family, we tend to manage gravity of the grief alone and often see no path forward. We don’t know how leverage our own strengths to find a pathway to the weightlessness of resilience. But why do we have to just survive and let death take our life too? Why not thrive and find out our true purpose for living our lives?
The third:
we walk the path of empowerment that guides us through our grief, where we live a life of gratitude for what is, and thrive intentionally with resilience. “A Sherpa Named Zoi” empowers you to work through your struggles and thrive, to rise above the noise and see the beauty in life again.
- How to answer the questions we all ask after the death of a loved one – one at a time.
- How to frame your mindset to stop negative self-narratives and make way for forgiveness and gratitude.
- How to function with purpose on a level that is equal to or better than before your loss.
- How to form the core values that bring energy and direction to your life.
- How to surpass existing in survival mode and live with purpose and intent.
Follow the advice in this book and the weightlessness of resilience will be revealed. You will begin to thrive with intention in the honor of the person that you miss the most.
What’s stopping you from unlocking the resilience you have inside of you already today?
- "This books is wonderful! From stories to lessons, to eye-opening circumstances,
to actual life tools that will change you... it certainly did me." - Lauren K. - "The book was full of hope and provided me with steps to move through grief in a positive way
and find a new purpose for living." -Belinda K. - "The book guides you with M.A.P.S. for your journey, questions to ask yourself
to move you through your grief, and presents a process that will bring you to better days,
resilience and the ability to thrive again." - David C.
we step onto one of three paths:
The first:
we stumble through our struggle with grief and with time and just enough support, we survive.
The second:
we remain stuck in the chasm of grief, having a very difficult time believing that we will ever feel better, smile, or be happy again. For some, the grief can last the rest of their life.
Despite having access to counselors, support groups, friends and family, we tend to manage gravity of the grief alone and often see no path forward. We don’t know how leverage our own strengths to find a pathway to the weightlessness of resilience. But why do we have to just survive and let death take our life too? Why not thrive and find out our true purpose for living our lives?
The third:
we walk the path of empowerment that guides us through our grief, where we live a life of gratitude for what is, and thrive intentionally with resilience. “A Sherpa Named Zoi” empowers you to work through your struggles and thrive, to rise above the noise and see the beauty in life again.
- How to answer the questions we all ask after the death of a loved one – one at a time.
- How to frame your mindset to stop negative self-narratives and make way for forgiveness and gratitude.
- How to function with purpose on a level that is equal to or better than before your loss.
- How to form the core values that bring energy and direction to your life.
- How to surpass existing in survival mode and live with purpose and intent.
Follow the advice in this book and the weightlessness of resilience will be revealed. You will begin to thrive with intention in the honor of the person that you miss the most.
What’s stopping you from unlocking the resilience you have inside of you already today?
about the book
Norwood writer chronicles journey through grief of the loss of a child: on Wicked Local Norwood.
Grief, Storytelling and a mountaintop lake: on The Norwood Record.