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My Tears Are Champagne: Finding My Individuality
Author: Tantaswa Cici
Narrator: Malika Ndlovu
Unabridged: 1 hr 38 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway
Published: 10/01/2019
Synopsis
This book is intended to transform your tears to champagne. The author understands that tears are bitter and salty, but with a change of attitude and positive outlook on life one can change the bitter tears to champagne. In this book, I explore how finding your individuality can change your life from negative to positive and how you can stop depending on circumstances or other people to determine who you are or validate how you should look like and what you should do about your life. Learning from the past experiences is the wisdom to deal with future as some of those experiences likelihood can come back. As imperfect as we are as human beings, forgiveness is the best mechanism to deal with your past without forgetting what happened. Forgiveness begin with you by doing self introspection and look at your contribution to your predicaments and forgive yourself before forgiving others. I also realised that self love is in alignment with Law of Attraction when it comes to love and relationships. Love yourself exactly the way you would love someone else and the way you would expect them to love you. The more genuine love you apply to yourself, you will attract the same amount to yourself. Always strive towards finding your life purpose and avoid spending your time and resources on things that are no longer serving you good. Finally, in this book I also share how having gratitude on what you have and where you are in life quicken the manifestation of your heart desires.
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