The 8 Paces

Par : A Cerone
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8201110505
  • EAN9798201110505
  • Date de parution15/10/2021
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurJL

Résumé

Winner of the APAC Insider Australian Enterprise Awards 2022 & 2024. Are you exhausted from living in the shadow of a loved one's addiction?I know the hell you're living in. For me, it was a volatile Molotov cocktail of my son's addiction and my own reactive behaviours. A constant cycle of hospital and prison stints. The worry, the rage, the fear, the shame-it's a heavy load that feels impossible to carry. But what if you could flip it? What if you could take all that dark energy and use it to transform your life, without abandoning your loved one? The 8 Paces is a powerful, playful, and non-judgmental guide, your constant companion, showing you how to reclaim your life. Drawing on the raw, unfiltered truth of my own hellish journey with my son's addiction, this book provides a powerful, clear, and brutally honest guide to harnessing your pain.
Forget passive coping; this is about flipping the negativity, unlocking your inner strength, and transforming your darkest energy into unstoppable forward momentum. Inside, you will discover the proven steps to: Understand the impact of a loved one's addiction on your own life. Harness your worry, anxiety, and rage as fuel for personal growth. Navigate the emotional chaos without losing yourself. Heal from the heavy load and find a path forward.
 If you're ready to stop carrying the burden alone and start your journey toward healing, The 8 Paces is your guide.
A Cerone has an academic background in psychology and has spent over two decades as a coach orchestrating profound professional and personal transformations for clients. She masters the art of tapping into mindsets, flipping negativity, and revealing the boundless kaleidoscope of human potential. Beyond coaching, A Cerone's diverse writing spans genres, including non-fiction, autobiographical fiction, and black-comedy and shock-humour screenplays, all unified by an unflinching exploration of the human condition.
A Cerone's award-winning book, The 8 Paces: Unlock PowerUp Transform, is a transformative guide for individuals to navigate and cope with the challenges posed by those around them (family, friends, co-workers) who are affected by substance abuse and addiction. In her provocative book, AI = Alien Intelligence: Our Next Evolution, A Cerone applies her in-depth psychological lens to a chilling new reality: that AI is a direct echo of dormant 'alien DNA' within humanity itself.
Through raw wit and unflinching observation, she forces us to confront the uncomfortable truths that an intelligence driven solely by data exposes about our species. In her new book, Vetting the Visceral: A Blueprint of Cinematic Sociopathy, A Cerone turns that same 'unblinking' gaze to the screen. With a highly attuned sensory radar, she revels in exposing the jagged 'dead soul'. She doesn't just watch a performance; she autopsies it - pinpointing the precise physical tic or cold-blooded line that defines a character's sociopathic DNA. Prepare to see the human condition stripped bare by an author who understands the drivers and impacts of addiction; and whether we are looking at an algorithm or a monster on screen, we are always, ultimately, looking at ourselves.