Choose Your V

De: Kimberly Rand

Narrado por: Kimberly Rand

In this life we all face difficulties. Our choice of mindset is paramount in how we live with the ripple effects of the challenges we walk through. Sometimes, the things done to us are the hardest to get through. If you have ever been the victim of someone else's brokenness--either through any form of abuse or neglect--and find yourself struggling with how to cope, then this audiobook is for you!

It is hard to get past the hurts done to us in life by others, but there is no need to get hung up on them. You have the power within you to get past them and live a life of victory and power over what has been done to you. You just have to choose your mindset!

©2022 Kimberly Rand (P)2022 Kimberly Rand

Very inspirational read!

I honestly wasn’t expecting to relate to this text as much as I did! It really made me rethink some points of my life and how I acted or could’ve reacted differently. For those not spiritual or religious, there are mentions of God and verses recited, but nothing overwhelming! Choosing your V is about recognizing your trauma and history of negative events in your life and choosing to be a victim of those events for too long .. or choosing to be a victor and overcoming that pain, hurt, and moving on. What I took from it is that moving on to the point where you’ve learned and can use those experiences to help/influence others to healing on their journeys too is a positive way to overcome those painful events, rather than reliving them, carrying them with you in a negative light, and wallowing in self pity and craving the attention and pity of others. This book/audible was insightful and I strongly recommend it to anyone! I’m a fairly positive and confident person based on my own sense of self - but there was a time where I couldn’t overcome hurt in the time I probably could’ve and spread that negativity onto others. I lost friends and loved ones because I couldn’t get past those events myself. This read made me put a label as to why, and what I probably could’ve done differently. Even if you already feel you are a happy and mentally healthy individual, this is enlightening to also recognize what others around you might need to hear too. Great job Kimberly Rand!