What if the people who trigger you most are revealing something you have never learned to see in yourself?
For years, Miya Kuan believed that achievement, approval, being chosen, and being understood would finally make her feel enough.
But beneath the ambition and independence were quieter patterns: comparison, fear of rejection, the need for validation, emotional reactions she did not fully understand, and old beliefs formed long before she knew they were shaping her life.
The Person I Used to Be is an intimate journey into what happens when you stop asking only “Why did they do this to me?” and begin asking a more powerful question:
“What is this showing me about myself?”
Through personal reflection, practical exercises, and memorable frameworks, this book explores how childhood beliefs become adult patterns, why certain people trigger us so deeply, how we confuse external validation with self-worth, and why healing requires both compassion and responsibility.
Inside, you'll explore how to:
This isn't a book about becoming perfect.
It's about understanding why you became who you became—and realizing that your past may explain your patterns without having to decide your future.
You don't have to hate the person you used to be in order to outgrow her.
You only have to see her clearly enough to choose differently.
The Person I Used to Be is Book One of The Becoming Series, a journey from understanding your past to consciously choosing who you become next.
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de America
Condición: New. Print on Demand. Nº de ref. del artículo: I-9798194312665
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