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Actor Zachary Levi shares his emotional struggles and the path he's taken toward mental wellness in “Go Love Yourself” a DayReader™ with 60 entries and daily prompts to help you work through your issues and discover a life of gratitude.
If you have ever felt like a disappointment, a product of trauma, or struggled with anxiety it's important to know that you're not alone. At some point in life, we all struggle with accepting ourselves, navigating emotional turmoil, and overcoming disappointment.
Actor Zachary Levi (“Shazam!”, “American Underdog”, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”, “Chuck”) shares his emotional struggles and the path he's taken toward mental wellness in “Go Love Yourself” a DayReader™ with 60 entries and daily prompts to help you work through your issues and discover a life of gratitude. Zac will teach you how to:
• move past trauma and create boundaries for your mental health.
• discover joy and purpose despite your personal setbacks.
• find resources that will help you on your journey.
• love yourself.
Society often places a terrible stigma on mental illness. Mental health is judged in ways other kinds of health issues never are. “Go Love Yourself” will help you work through your issues and learn how to live with joy and self-love.
If you have ever felt like a disappointment, a product of trauma, or struggled with anxiety it's important to know that you're not alone. At some point in life, we all struggle with accepting ourselves, navigating emotional turmoil, and overcoming disappointment.
Actor Zachary Levi (“Shazam!”, “American Underdog”, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”, “Chuck”) shares his emotional struggles and the path he's taken toward mental wellness in “Go Love Yourself” a DayReader™ with 60 entries and daily prompts to help you work through your issues and discover a life of gratitude. Zac will teach you how to:
• move past trauma and create boundaries for your mental health.
• discover joy and purpose despite your personal setbacks.
• find resources that will help you on your journey.
• love yourself.
Society often places a terrible stigma on mental illness. Mental health is judged in ways other kinds of health issues never are. “Go Love Yourself” will help you work through your issues and learn how to live with joy and self-love.