I also really appreciated her advice
Esther Bleuel's new book Getting Unstuck is an amalgamation of memoir and personal development, the one supporting the other. In twelve chapters, Esther describes her life story, from a father who rejected her, a largely absentee mother, and a hurtful stepfather to a failed marriage, and finally, finding happiness, contentment, and a meaningful career as a therapist. Each chapter of Getting Unstuck is offered as an example of the difficulties we all face in life-difficulties that tend to make us get stuck in dysfunctional relationships and unhealthy patterns that keep us from reaching our full potential. Each chapter also offers tools to help us get unstuck so we can, as the book's subtitle proclaims, experience the "joy of finishing strong." Early in the book, Esther tells us that we will accomplish three things when we read and apply the tools offered in Getting Unstuck: 1. You'll become more self-aware... 2. You'll develop a relationship with yourself....