Finally Find Freedom

Finally Find Freedom

By Philip Wride

Genre:-Non Fiction/Self-Help

Pages:-181

Publisher:-Philip Wride

Blurb:- Are You Trapped in Life's Chains?

 Do you feel like life is a never-ending struggle, where every step forward is met with resistance and frustration?

 Do you have a burning desire for more freedom in your personal and professional life?

"Finally Find Freedom" is your beacon of hope, illuminating the invisible chains that bind you and providing a roadmap for breaking free.

 In this transformative book, author and life coach, Philip Wride, explores the depths of human experience and unveils the 12 chains that hold countless individuals back from realizing their vision, goals and dreams. Through personal stories, practical exercises, and empowering insights, Philip offers a powerful process, for liberating yourself from these constraints, empowering you to embrace a life of boundless freedom, success, and happiness.

 You'll learn to embrace your true self, construct a vision that aligns with your deepest desires, and take decisive action to find the freedom you seek.

 Uncover your chains, embrace your freedom, and take the first step toward a life of limitless possibilities. Are you ready to break free

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My Review:-Take control of your life with the help of Philip Wride. In Activity #1 he asks you to create your TALE, which will help you to start to move forward. Philip shares the 12 chains of knowledge, speed, convenience, relationships, priorities, responsibilities, location, time, risk, fear, perception, and pressure. At the beginning Philip explains TALE-Time, Activities, Location, and Experience. . Each of the 12 chains provides you with explanations, as well as the whys and why nots, we all ask ourselves. Throughout the book Philip has added activities to help you to move forward.  I did like how Philip spoke about his own personal struggles and how he moved forward.