Victims Anonymous
Do Not Allow your Past to Victimize You
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You see, our past situations and feelings are the niche that we all need to customize our very souls. And when I refer to customize I am referring to your very own technique, your very own answers, because you are the only one that have experienced exactly what you have experienced. You are the only one that had the exact same thoughts that you were having. Do you find yourself thinking, ‘nobody understands me’! Well, good! Good for you! The fact that no-one understands you is life changing, because you then have a chance to tell the world what it is like to be you.
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Many people feel so overwhelmed by their past that they become victims of that past. This is no way to live. In Victims Anonymous: Do Not Allow your Past to Victimize You, author Angela Hester provides advice and encouragement for coming to terms with the past in order to live fully in the present and succeed in the future.
Drawing from her own life experiences, Hester delivers empowerment to make amends with the past in order to realize the success you can have in the future by transforming the negative you into a positive and successful, new you. Victims Anonymous: Do Not Allow your Past to Victimize You eliminates the fictitious factors that lead you to believe achieving something great is unthinkable because of where you have come from and what you have been through.
Through the use of reflective exercises and anecdotes from others, Victims Anonymous: Do Not Allow your Past to Victimize You instills trust that if you work hard to overcome obstacles, whether in the past or present, that achievement is remarkable. The past is labeled just that, because it describes events that have already taken place. The beauty of your future is that you can dictate the outcome if you do not let your past rule your future.
About the Author
Angela R. Hester coined the term “Victims Anonymous” to depict the realities of her life where she allowed her past situations to destroy her future success. She was born in Peoria, Illinois, and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.