Reporting Facts and Running from the Truth
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Are you constantly casting yourself in your own mind as the "loser" who doesn't measure up no matter how many "wins" you've accomplished? Do you raise the bar so high for yourself to the point where all the positive things in your life are overshadowed by pain and suffering, a lot (not all) of which you've brought upon yourself trying to prove your worth to others? Erin Logan learned the hard way that what you think of YOU is really what matters. With a rude awakening in 2010, being arrested and publicly humiliated "ad nauseam," as a former boss describes it, Logan continued to run from her in...
Are you constantly casting yourself in your own mind as the "loser" who doesn't measure up no matter how many "wins" you've accomplished? Do you raise the bar so high for yourself to the point where all the positive things in your life are overshadowed by pain and suffering, a lot (not all) of which you've brought upon yourself trying to prove your worth to others? Erin Logan learned the hard way that what you think of YOU is really what matters. With a rude awakening in 2010, being arrested and publicly humiliated "ad nauseam," as a former boss describes it, Logan continued to run from her inner battle with self-doubt. Things got worse as she made it her mission to prove the haters wrong by focusing ONLY on getting her career back on track, reporting and anchoring in top markets, yet she kept "running from the truth" by not figuring out why she was unhappy. This real-life story by Logan, with insightful contributions from her dad, sounds the alarm to be brave by admitting your flaws and figuring out what's holding you back from leading a happy, fulfilling life. It also highlights the importance of learning from your mistakes, the power of forgiveness, living in the present, and exiting stage left from situations or people bringing you down.
