About This Book
We live in a world that's learned to numb itself. A world where "I'm fine" has become our default response, where productivity is valued over presence, and where feeling deeply is seen as a liability rather than a gift.
But what if everything we've been taught about emotions is backwards?
Feelings aren't illogical—they're data. Your emotions aren't obstacles to overcome—they're a guidance system you've forgotten how to read. In a culture that prizes rationality over emotional intelligence, we've collectively agreed to treat our feelings as problems to be managed rather than wisdom to be honored.
When the World Forgot to Feel is Book 2 of The Great Remembering Series—a journey back to emotional wisdom and authentic connection.
What you'll discover:
- Why emotional numbness has become our default state
- The difference between feeling and being consumed by feeling
- How to trust your emotions as guidance without being ruled by them
- The cost of "practical" living that ignores emotional truth
- Permission to feel fully in a world that demands numbness
Status: Audiobook coming soon