The happiness haven (11 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What have you been asked to pay to belong?Silence. Usefulness. Agreement. Cheerfulness. Self-erasure.Most of us never receive an invoice. We simply learn which truths make the room uncomfortable, which needs are considered inconvenient, and which versions of ourselves are most likely to remain welcome.The Belonging Tax names the hidden cost of conditional acceptance and people-pleasing in workplace culture, families, faith communities, friendships, leadership, and public life. Through compelling stories, thoughtful analysis, and practical tools, Rev. Dr. Sarah Ratekin explores what happens when belonging depends on becoming easier to manage, less complicated to include, or endlessly grateful for being allowed inside.In these pages, you will learn how to: - Recognize pseudo-belonging disguised as loyalty, professionalism, harmony, or inclusionIdentify the hidden rules governing who may speak, question, need, change, or disagreeUnderstand how people-pleasing and constant performance can become self-erasureDistinguish healthy adaptation and mutual care from conditional acceptancePractice accountability without demanding purity or perfectionAudit the workplaces, relationships, and communities you inhabitBuild psychologically safer cultures where people can contribute without disappearingThis is not a call to stop compromising, contributing, or caring for one another. It is an invitation to build relationships and communities where adjustment travels in both directions, truth is not treated as betrayal, difference is not mistaken for danger, and nobody must become less human to remain welcome.Belonging that depends on your disappearance is not belonging.You belong here. Full stop. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. We are living through something.Trust feels thinner. Patience shorter. Connection harder to find. Many of us are functioning, but quietly wondering why everything feels heavier than it should.In This Together is for anyone feeling the quiet ache of disconnection in a world that won't stop shifting.Blending research, lived experience, and embodied practices, international gratitude and happiness researcher Dr. Sarah Ratekin explores what happens when we experience shared shock, prolonged uncertainty, and collective stress without shared repair. This is not a book about toxic positivity or pretending everything is fine. It is about learning how to stay human when things are not.Inside, you will discover: - How attention shapes your inner life and your relationships- Why repair restores trust more effectively than avoidance- What shared trauma does to communities and nervous systems- How gratitude and embodied awareness strengthen resilience- Why belonging is built through steady presence, not samenessThis book speaks to readers navigating burnout, polarization, fractured community, and the lingering effects of global crises. It offers practical ways to rebuild trust, deepen connection, and cultivate emotional resilience without denying grief or complexity.You do not have to think alike to stand side by side. You do not have to manufacture positivity to find steadiness again.If you are searching for hope that feels grounded, connection that feels real, and courage that feels sustainable, this book offers something sturdier than slogans.Because whatever we are facing, we are in this together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What have you been asked to pay to belong?Silence. Usefulness. Agreement. Cheerfulness. Self-erasure.Most of us never receive an invoice. We simply learn which truths make the room uncomfortable, which needs are considered inconvenient, and which versions of ourselves are most likely to remain welcome.The Belonging Tax names the hidden cost of conditional acceptance and people-pleasing in workplace culture, families, faith communities, friendships, leadership, and public life. Through compelling stories, thoughtful analysis, and practical tools, Rev. Dr. Sarah Ratekin explores what happens when belonging depends on becoming easier to manage, less complicated to include, or endlessly grateful for being allowed inside.In these pages, you will learn how to: - Recognize pseudo-belonging disguised as loyalty, professionalism, harmony, or inclusionIdentify the hidden rules governing who may speak, question, need, change, or disagreeUnderstand how people-pleasing and constant performance can become self-erasureDistinguish healthy adaptation and mutual care from conditional acceptancePractice accountability without demanding purity or perfectionAudit the workplaces, relationships, and communities you inhabitBuild psychologically safer cultures where people can contribute without disappearingThis is not a call to stop compromising, contributing, or caring for one another. It is an invitation to build relationships and communities where adjustment travels in both directions, truth is not treated as betrayal, difference is not mistaken for danger, and nobody must become less human to remain welcome.Belonging that depends on your disappearance is not belonging.You belong here. Full stop. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…