Twelve: Untangling the Web of Disappointment We Didn't Weave (The Words We Live In Book 1) Kindle Edition

You learned the word before you could spell it.Disappointment. It showed up in your childhood home, in the silence after you asked for something you needed, in the look on someone's face when you weren't quite enough. It followed you into adolescence, into your relationships, into your career. And somewhere along the way, it stopped being something that happened to you and became who you believed you were.This book is for anyone who has ever asked: What is wrong with me?Marie Evans spent decades living at number twelve, trapped in a web of disappointment so familiar it felt like home. After losing both of her brothers, men who carried the same wounds but never found their way out, she knew she had to share what she had learned. Not because she has all the answers. But because she is still doing the work.Grounded in Scripture, shaped by self-help, and informed by psychology, this book draws on the wisdom of teachers like Oprah Winfrey, Iyanla Vanzant, Brené Brown, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Louise Hay, Esther and Jerry Hicks, Eckhart Tolle, and Don Miguel Ruiz. Marie weaves together practical tools, personal stories, and transformational insights to help you:Understand where your disappointment really came fromRecognize how it has been living in your bodyBreak the agreements you never consciously madeLearn to lament and turn toward God with your honest painClimb the emotional ladder, one rung at a timeUnlearn the lies and replace them with truthThis is not a book about positive thinking. It's about feeling what you've been avoiding, questioning what you've always believed, and doing the daily work of becoming free.The web can be untangled. Thread by thread. Belief by belief. Read more