Inner Peace

Christina Fanelli

Author Christina

★★★★★ 5/5

Do you feel like you can’t succeed no matter what? Do you see your friends thriving on social media and wonder how they do it? Do you relate to articles on depression, anxiety, or bullying and ask why? Do you want to break free from FOMO and social media pressure?

In today’s internet-driven world, everything you see online shapes who you are. You decide the impact it has on you.

Inner Peace will help you face your fears, rediscover who you are, and pursue your true goals. Remember, this journey is all for you.

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Christina Fanelli

Lenght

118 Pages

Released

16 October 2023

Language

English

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Good Read. Helpful advice for all ages. I would recommend this book for familes with teenagers, and suggest they then make it a point to discuss what they read. Solid guidance that might help when making decisions so as to avoid the issues that plague our youth. However, as an older adult I also noted several solid points to ponder when reflecting on life. Good for all.

Joe P. Reader

Inner Peace is a helpful read that is particularly relevant in the digital age, where the overwhelming presence of social media can lead many people to feel lost. The book serves as a gentle reminder to step back and reassess what truly matters in your personal journey toward fulfillment and success. The strength of this book lies in its reflection questions that prompt you to introspect and set meaningful priorities and goals. I did find it a bit light in terms of fully addressing the journey to inner peace but it did provide me with a good start in moving towards more fulfillment, away from the shackles of FOMO and the pursuit of digital validation to focus more on my personal values and goals.

Marisa Reader

For millennia, the wise have sought and provided advice on achieving inner peace. But what these authors of old could not have imagined was the creation of the Internet, social media, and the rise of "e-inner turmoil." Fannelli addresses the modern-day dilemma of fear of missing out (FOMO) and even cyber bullying with some practical advice. Refreshingly, she doesn't approach these conventional challenges from a victim hood mentality--although she concedes, that can happen. Rather, she provides sage counsel on taking charge of one's life and personal viewpoint to achieve your goals despite life's challenges. Highly recommended.

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