A few months ago I wrote about the time God told me to get a life. It felt like a punch to the gut.

Later I realized I wasn’t the only mom who felt like she’d lost herself. Maybe you can relate. Maybe you’ve sacrificed to be there for your family, and later felt the person who was there for your family wasn’t even you anymore.

If you read God’s words to me, “If you want to lay down your life, first you need to get a life”, and thought, “Yeah, but how do I do that?” here’s one answer.

Whether you’re a mom who wants to be more of your true self, or you know a mom who needs to (re)discover who God made her,  or you’re struggling to discover your true identity apart from the expectations of your own mom,  this is pretty much the best Mother’s Day present you can give or receive.

Because if you’re a mom, you know that more than anything, you want your kids to be who God created them to be. And if you have a mom, you know you want her sacrifices to be worth it.

Self discovery takes time and effort, and (especially if you’ve been in self-denial mode for a while) it feels selfish. But nothing could be further from the truth. The real you is all we really ever wanted.

There are many ways to (re)discover your true identity. But there are some things about this path that work better than anything else I’ve seen. Last year I shared this process as a series of blog posts. Recently I went back over them added crucial new insights, and compiled them into a beautiful and easy to read e-book.

To get it, just sign up right below this post, and you’ll receive a link to download the free e-book (if you already get my newsletter, no need to resubscribe. The link is in your inbox).
The only thing missing now is you.