Maxed Out

Description:
This is a story about how tiny, planted beliefs can quietly shape a life. As a young girl, she was told, directly and indirectly, that she was too much, yet somehow never felt “enough”. Not good enough, smart enough, pretty enough, not all the ‘enoughs.’ Those words became beliefs and sank deep, rooting themselves in the quiet corners of her mind. Over time, those roots grew into the tangled weeds of a process addiction—debting.

For more than two decades, she watered those weeds without even knowing it, using “things”- clothes, shoes, bags, as both armor and proof of worth. But the more she tried to shine through those possessions, the dimmer she felt inside.

This book is the raw, unvarnished truth of her journey in, the fight through, and the emergence out of addiction’s grip. It’s about clearing away what never belonged, uncovering what was always there: her own light.