I Forgive Me Checkbook

I Forgive Me Checkbook was written for the woman who is generous with everyone except herself.

She gives and grants with grace — her time, energy, loyalty, and love.

But somewhere along the way, she betrays herself, and her own account is depleted.

Still — she keeps giving.

She keeps going.

Somewhere in her, she believes that stopping long enough to listen, answer the hard questions, and respond to what her own identity is reaching for will slow her down.

Maybe it opens the door to blame.

Maybe it makes room for shame.

Because as good as she is, she carries the quiet belief that she just isn’t that great.

In this book, T.C. McKoy opens up the doors and windows to uncover, acknowledge, and remember.

T.C. understands that bouncing back in life and coming to yourself is not about the obligation of forgiveness or declaring something you do not yet feel.

It is about doing the knockdown, drag-out work.

Because beneath what has been covered is a new future you were too busy to hear calling.

This walk-book gives you an opportunity to start fresh and do the real work with what you have left right now — which is more than enough.

As you move through I Forgive Me Checkbook, you do not get the luxury of overlooking the things that mattered to you or the sacrifices you made.

But you do get to name, and then claim, correct, and celebrate what belongs to you and what must go on its merry way.

Experiencing life on the other side of it gives you permission to accept and acknowledge that:

All Is Not Lost.

Because by the end of this walk-book, you will get to do something many women have never done — not from a clean slate, but from an honest one.

And the truth is, not only is all not lost, but none of it ever truly was.