The Life That's Waiting

De: Brianna Wiest

Narrado por: Brianna Wiest

On the other side of the life you are trying to keep together, on the other side of the pain you think will never dissolve into peace, on the other side of everything you are forcing—is the life that is waiting. The life where you are not pushed by your fears, but moved by your vision. The life where the right things arrive, and remain, and you do not have to contort your truth to make them so. The life where you are actually living, not just waiting to begin. The life that is really yours. The life you arrive to the end of with tired eyes and a full heart. The life that you are proud of. The life that you actually want. The life that is gently asking you to let go, and see it. The life that's been waiting, all this time, for you to arrive.

©2025 Brianna Wiest (P)2025 Brianna Wiest

A Concise, Profound, & Remarkably Impactful Book, Jammed Packed with Wisdom.

A book with nothing but back to back universal truths…so beautiful, so useful, and so profound that I have listened to it 3 times so far.

I frequently find myself hitting pause and contemplating for half an hour or more due to the awe inspiring and deeply profound nature of the wisdom contained in this book.

It’s loaded with universal truths and highly useful perspectives regarding the various problems one faces throughout life.

Beautiful and uplifting. 10/10

Pure magic, and the most authentic gifts being shared by one human to many

I loved it all!!! So beautifully written and her ability to articulate the souls purpose is exemplary

Practical ways to practice the pause

It was good to listen and hear the truths be spoken and heard throughout each of the chapters for each section.

great book for reflecting on your life for all ages

love all of her books so far! looking forward to her next one coming out soon.

One of the most beautiful books I have ever listened to

I want to buy 20 copies of this to give to everyone I know. Such an important book. Thank you Brianna.

Motivational

I greatly missed the soothing voice of Stacy, her usual narrator. The chapters are a nice feature of the book altho the advice is much like The Pivot Year (which I loved).

Fire!

Everything you needed to hear in every moment of your life you wish someone was there to tell you, that you were there to tell yourself.

Just okay

I really liked The Mountain is You and often listen to it again and again. This was too disjointed and not compelling. Just meh and my mind kept wandering. For such snippets of advice, I prefer the Young Pueblo audiobooks. They seem much deeper and compelling and I do feel like I’ve reflected on life or shifted my perspective after listening to them. Similarly with just listening to part of The Four Agreements.