Reset: A Journey Backwards To Move Forward - Workbook (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798348289485)

Have you ever wished that you could push the RESET button on your life or on a situation? If so, after months, or even years of "wishing", did you come to the conclusion that it will take more than wishing to give yourself the life you desire, rather than settling and becoming the situations you went through. Have you ever wanted to give up because you see that your life keeps going in unhealthy cycles? Have you ever loved others more than you loved yourself, to your own detriment? Have you ever gone through some form of abuse, disappointment and confusion in your childhood that led you to become confused in your identity? Have you ever found yourself in unhealthy relationships over and over again? Have you always felt misunderstood to the point that you hid in the shadows of others, things or unhealthy behaviors? Have you battled feeling abandoned and rejected? Are you seeking answers for the questions asked above in order to begin healing and moving forward? Well if so, "RESET: A Journey Backwards To Move Forward", is for you. The 6 R's covered in this book will take you on a journey back through your life to identify patterns, cycles, events and relationships that have impacted who you are today and the characteristics you currently possess. This book also serves as a step by step guide to move you forward on the path of your life's desired outcome.

Cynnamon Clinton is a resident of the state of South Carolina. She has over 23 years of law enforcement experience. She is currently a Special Victims Unit Investigator and the emergency protective custody coordinator for abuse and neglect cases. She is the CEO of Generational Overcomers LLC. She has written two books entitled "Generational Overcomer: No More Silence" and the workbook. She is a certified cognitive behavior life coach and transformational speaker. Cynnamon loves community outreach, helping others overcome adverse childhood experiences, traumatic experiences from relationships and working with youth. She has an 18-year-old daughter, who is her best friend, and whom she cherishes very much.