The Life Beneath the Lives

There are four weekends in a month. You want to travel, learn, get fit, keep your friends, and still be excellent at the work you already chose.

Do you have to become every life you can imagine?

This is for you if:

- You have too many interests and worry you'll never finish anything

- Someone else's life on your feed makes you wonder why you aren't doing that already

- You can do several things well and feel guilty you aren't doing all of them

- You're afraid that choosing one direction closes the door on the rest

*The Life Beneath the Lives* uses a simple image of branches, trunk and roots to separate the lives we grow from the patterns underneath them that keep coming back. It helps you:

- Let an idea stay an idea, without guilt

- Choose what gets your attention this season, not forever

- Grieve a branch without believing the tree is dying

"Capability is not obligation."

"The answer is not one branch. It is choosing what gets light now."

Written by Anahita Emami, a physician training in cardiology, not as an expert with answers but as someone living the same questions.

First Edition · Digital PDF · 40 pages · about a 45-minute read

Read the prologue, Introduction and first chapter free at thelifebeneathlives.com, or get your copy today.