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I want to start by saying that I love when an author not only writes an amazing self-help/motivational book; but also includes relatable stories from actual people. Books like these make you realize you are not alone in your feelings and everyone’s idea of the “perfect” body is not the same, and that is ok. It saddens me because most people that are anorexic aren’t even fat, but have endured mental abuse to where they think they are; or listening to society and what they deem to be the “perfect” body or look. Accept who and what you find I used her methods in my own everyday life and now just for weight issue, but for my overall wellbeing.

The author talks about 7 principles: alignment, focus, joyful expectancy, having, loving, surrender, and action. Each principle has its own chapter, where the author goes more in depth on what each principle means and how we can use that principle to help us manifest all that we desire. This book helps you discover yourself and your wants and how you can use energy and spirituality to manifest everything your heart desires. I re-envisioned why I wanted what I wanted and created new goals on how I was going to get, manifest, it.

The author wrote the book from the pet’s perspective, something I have not seen before. She is certified in Pet Loss & Grief Companioning and the founder and owner of Mourning to Light Pet Loss providing individual and family counseling for anyone grieving the loss of a pet. Having grown up on a farm, Leigh Ann’s childhood playmates included baby calves, horses, bunnies, dogs, and 32 cats that set up house in a boxcar that also served as her playhouse. Leigh Ann and her husband, Andy, live in Loveland, Colorado, and are the proud parents of identical twin daughters, Heather and Heidi.

As someone who grew up around addiction and has what I like to call the addiction gene, this book hit home. They say certain traits can be inherited, and I do believe addiction is one of them, which is why I chose not to drink, smoke, or try not to take medication of any kind. Addiction doesn’t only affect the addict, but those close to the addict as well. The book goes through a journey into Tasha’s past to see how and when she became addicted to drugs, but sometimes the answer doesn’t exist, or it’s a truth we don’t want to face.