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Surrendering who you think you should be to discover who you are. Authenticity is a word we hear a lot today. We want to be true to ourselves. We want to define ourselves and count for something significant, being someone unique. But what happens when we’re unsure of who we really are? Are we good enough? Do we measure up to others? Do we even like ourselves? Everyone is searching for security, significance, and identity - it’s a human quest. We gravitate toward finding security and identity in our job, education, relationships, money, talents, or things.

You never imagined it would end like this. One day you were a partner, a father, a man with a plan—and now you’re staring at empty rooms, unanswered texts, and a version of yourself you barely recognize. The man you were feels like a ghost, and the path ahead? Blurry at best. Life after divorce is brutal.

In today's world, men are praised for their ambition but left stranded when it comes to purpose. Redefining Manhood is a bold and honest guide for men facing a quiet crisis—the kind that success can’t solve. If you’ve ever felt like your identity is tied to your job title, income, or performance, this book will help you break free and rebuild from the inside out. This isn’t about abandoning success. It’s about redefining what success means—to you.

Autistic burnout is a state of profound mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion that follows years of masking, sensory overload, and social exhaustion while trying to meet neurotypical expectations. Unlike general fatigue or workplace burnout, it involves a collapse of functioning and loss of energy, motivation, and cognitive capacity. Many autistic adults describe losing skills, speech, or the ability to cope, with heightened sensitivity and withdrawal.

The Shatter That Called Itself an Unraveling is not a guidebook, a solution, or a roadmap. It is a soft dismantling of the scaffolding we call identity—a poetic meditation on the myth of coherence, the architecture of memory, and the quiet unraveling that begins when we stop performing who we think we are.

We’ve all encountered situations in our lives that can leave us feeling defeated. A child that’s gone astray, a tumultuous marriage, an unforeseen betrayal, abuse, failure in our jobs or ministry, a sickness, the unexplainable loss of a loved one, or even living with the regret from decisions we’ve made or opportunities we’ve failed to maximize. If we are not careful we can allow the baggage of rejection, anger, fear, pride, and unforgiveness to take root and fill our hearts. God never intended us to live life this way. He created us to be victorious. He created us to reign.

Unspoken Wounds: Healing Childhood Trauma Through the Lens of Culture, Identity & Belonging is a powerful, affirming book for listeners who never saw themselves represented in traditional healing narratives. Written for people whose trauma was shaped by cultural silence, family loyalty, systemic oppression, or generational pain, this book offers a deeply compassionate path toward healing. If you grew up in a home where emotions weren’t safe, where love had conditions, or where survival came before softness, this book will speak to your soul.