Amy Chan - Gyorstalpaló szakítás után

Strength lies in opening your heart even when it hurts. In fact, especially when it hurts.
And it can hurt a lot. I know, this feeling has taken over me too. It followed me like a shadow and I couldn't get rid of it. I hated this pain. However, the breakup is not about the ex, but about the "recycled" pain. We often recreate the emotional memory of childhood wounds. If we do not heal the original source of the wound, we keep repeating the same emotional memory, only the characters change. Most the person we date is not the goal itself, but a bridge. Every relationship is an opportunity for us to learn a lesson and not repeat our patterns, not cross the same bridge over and over again. Every time we step on a bridge, we get a chance to become stronger and wiser by reaching the other side.
This is not a typical relationship book. And he's not a date boy either. My book guides you on the path of life, gives you a study aid, and acts as a love guide. From the chapters, you can learn how to live a better life, how to learn as much as possible, and how to love yourself so that you can get along well in your next relationship. Your situation is not hopeless, you just got a wound. The world doesn't end, you just change shape. This transformation will help you change the direction of your life. You are the author of your story, every decision you make gives you the first words of the next chapter of your life. Your pain is a catalyst for change. We are embarking on a joint adventure, during which we analyze the past in order to build a powerful and inspiring future.
Are you ready for renewal?
Amy Chan is the founder of a special program called Renew Breakup Bootcamp (renewbreakupbootcamp.com). The secret of its effectiveness is that it heals the heart with a scientific and spiritual approach. Amy is also the Editor-in-Chief of Heart Hackers Club (hearthackersclub.com), an online dating magazine dedicated to the psychology of love, lust and longing. The Observer calls her a relationship expert whose work is like "a scientific version of Carrie Bradshaw".