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The Inbox That Didn’t Break Me
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8232560430
- EAN9798232560430
- Date de parution03/10/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
You waited for the message. The apology. The explanation. But it never came. And still-you rose. The Inbox That Didn't Break Me is a 30-day devotional for women who've stared at their phones hoping for clarity, only to find silence. Through daily affirmations, meditations, and scripture, this sacred companion offers emotional healing, spiritual boundaries, and self-worth reclamation. This is not a book about bitterness.
It's a book about becoming. Each entry is a boundary built, a truth reclaimed, and a moment of fierce grace. Whether you read one page a day or follow your spirit's rhythm, this devotional invites you to stop performing emotional labor and start honoring your sacred clarity. If you've ever felt guilty for protecting your peace-this is for you. If you've ever walked away and wondered if you were wrong-this is for you.
You weren't wrong. You were rising. Let this devotional be your guide as you reclaim your time, your voice, and your emotional sovereignty. The inbox didn't break you. It revealed you.
It's a book about becoming. Each entry is a boundary built, a truth reclaimed, and a moment of fierce grace. Whether you read one page a day or follow your spirit's rhythm, this devotional invites you to stop performing emotional labor and start honoring your sacred clarity. If you've ever felt guilty for protecting your peace-this is for you. If you've ever walked away and wondered if you were wrong-this is for you.
You weren't wrong. You were rising. Let this devotional be your guide as you reclaim your time, your voice, and your emotional sovereignty. The inbox didn't break you. It revealed you.
You waited for the message. The apology. The explanation. But it never came. And still-you rose. The Inbox That Didn't Break Me is a 30-day devotional for women who've stared at their phones hoping for clarity, only to find silence. Through daily affirmations, meditations, and scripture, this sacred companion offers emotional healing, spiritual boundaries, and self-worth reclamation. This is not a book about bitterness.
It's a book about becoming. Each entry is a boundary built, a truth reclaimed, and a moment of fierce grace. Whether you read one page a day or follow your spirit's rhythm, this devotional invites you to stop performing emotional labor and start honoring your sacred clarity. If you've ever felt guilty for protecting your peace-this is for you. If you've ever walked away and wondered if you were wrong-this is for you.
You weren't wrong. You were rising. Let this devotional be your guide as you reclaim your time, your voice, and your emotional sovereignty. The inbox didn't break you. It revealed you.
It's a book about becoming. Each entry is a boundary built, a truth reclaimed, and a moment of fierce grace. Whether you read one page a day or follow your spirit's rhythm, this devotional invites you to stop performing emotional labor and start honoring your sacred clarity. If you've ever felt guilty for protecting your peace-this is for you. If you've ever walked away and wondered if you were wrong-this is for you.
You weren't wrong. You were rising. Let this devotional be your guide as you reclaim your time, your voice, and your emotional sovereignty. The inbox didn't break you. It revealed you.
