Isbn: 9798245071091 - the map: a lived guide to recovery: 1 (the custos monomyth) (6 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Karmoker, Pirya (ilustrador).

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Karmoker, Pirya (ilustrador).

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - There is a vast distance between who you are and who a single moment forces you to become.In my first life, I was the Steady Worker. I was the guy who could cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner solo, manage a massive industrial floor, and out-work anyone in the room without blinking.In my life now, the battlefield is inside my own walls. It's the sheer physical effort it takes to sit on a couch without my joints locking into agony. It's the humbling reality of my wife bringing my wheelchair into the living room, a silent insurance policy just in case my body decides to pass out from exhaustion.People look at a disabled man and think the story is over. They skip the details. They don't see the unseen war it takes just to brush my dog, Tomato, or ensure my daughter's homework is done when my tank is at absolute zero. I am writing the map of what happens after the crash-because recovery isn't a straight line. It's a daily choice to build something permanent out of the wreckage. Karmoker, Pirya (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There is a vast distance between who you are and who a single moment forces you to become.In my first life, I was the Steady Worker. I was the guy who could cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner solo, manage a massive industrial floor, and out-work anyone in the room without blinking.In my life now, the battlefield is inside my own walls. It's the sheer physical effort it takes to sit on a couch without my joints locking into agony. It's the humbling reality of my wife bringing my wheelchair into the living room, a silent insurance policy just in case my body decides to pass out from exhaustion.People look at a disabled man and think the story is over. They skip the details. They don't see the unseen war it takes just to brush my dog, Tomato, or ensure my daughter's homework is done when my tank is at absolute zero. I am writing the map of what happens after the crash-because recovery isn't a straight line. It's a daily choice to build something permanent out of the wreckage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Karmoker, Pirya (ilustrador).…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Book descriptionThe Map: a lived guide to recovery"I shattered everything in an instant: from the tiniest bone in my foot to the top of my head. I didn't realize how broken I was until later."What happens when the pedestal you've built your entire identity upon-one made of relentless achievement, stoic strength, and "unattainable perfection"-suddenly crumbles? For Owen Miller, that moment came with a ten-foot fall onto a cold concrete floor, a catastrophic accident that broke his body and silenced the powerhouse personas that had driven him for forty years.In this raw, soul-baring memoir, joshua Bonner, writting as Owen Miller, takes you inside the "loudest silence" of a life interrupted. He introduces us to the internal triad that governed his world: The Achiever: The performance-addicted driver who viewed failure as a word for the weak and pushed for excellence at any cost.The Steady Worker: The meticulous engine that executed every blueprint with calculated precision, often at the expense of its own well-being.The Fish: The wounded, "left-handed" child within who gasped for air under the crushing weight of expectations, trauma, and exhaustion.For decades, the Achiever and the Steady Worker collaborated to keep the Fish submerged, burying shame and pain beneath layers of professional success and 115-hour workweeks. But the Fall changed everything. With his physical independence shattered and his body trapped in braces and surgical scars, the "ultimate fixer" found himself in a prison of his own making, unable to calculate a way out.The Map is not just a story of surviving an accident; it is an exploration of the brutal, necessary surrender required to heal truly. It is the account of a sixteen-month battle through physical therapy, the "white-hot electrical current" of chronic pain, and the terrifying emergence of PTSD and depression.Through deeply personal "Interludes," Miller gives voice to the parts of himself that were at war, eventually showing how he moved from a state of total isolation to one of profound connection. He honors the "Lighthouse" in his life-his wife-and the "Ropes" and "Oars" provided by his family, whose unconditional love gave him the strength to face his darkest demons.Inside these pages, you will discover: How to recognize when your greatest strengths have become the blades at your own throat.The life-changing power of "reciprocal light"-learning to be the coastline that receives help so you can eventually help others stand.A guide to navigating the "Darkness" and finding the "Integrated pieces" of your own support system.The courage to finally listen to "The Fish"-the voice of your true self that has been waiting for you to notice it."I survived. And you can survive, too."Whether you are an "Achiever" facing your own burnout, a "Steady Worker" carrying an unwarranted weight, or a "Lighthouse" trying to guide a loved one home, The Map offers a blueprint for finding wholeness in the wreckage. It is a reminder that while the road to recovery is never linear, you don't have to walk it alone.Step into the light. Your journey begins here. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Karmoker, Pirya (ilustrador).…