In Person Book Launch- "Unleash The Warrior Within"

4927 South State Street,Murray UT 84107

11 June, 2022

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Join author Kathy White for the launch of his much-anticipated book "Unleash The Warrior Within." To CELEBRATE with ME WHEN: June 11th, 2022 TIME: 10 am to 12 pmWHERE: Home2SuitesADDRESS: 4927 S. State Street Murray, UTSilent Auction: *Donations will be going to the Jabez Orphanage to help build the kids a house. *Order: coachkathywhite.com or in-person.Thank you for celebrating this huge accomplishment with me.Meet The Author and Get Your Own Copy SignedFlights: Fly into SLCHotel Accommodations: Home2SuitesGroup Rate Code: CHTVRW Have you ever been to that place where you don’t know if you care anymore; care about life, care about living? It was 2009, and I was at my daughter’s dance competition at one of the local high schools. I recall sitting on the bleachers with my best friend Angie, aka “Crackers,” and she looked at me and asked if I was okay. I nodded and said yes and questioned why she asked this. This year had been incredibly hard. At the time, I thought it was the worst year of my life as my marriage was in shambles. Her response was, “Your eyes look empty.” My eyes were empty. My soul was empty. My heart was empty. I had always been able to “fake” being happy, and my happiness was always superficial and surface level. I went through the motions of taking care of my kids, family, household, and work duties. I was broken for years. I didn’t know how to love myself. I was a people pleaser and as a result , I often took on too much and caused anxiety in my life. I gave others the responsibility of making me happy. I had the patience of an angered wasp. I put everyone else’s needs in front of my own and took no time for myself. I was successful by other people’s definition of success, based on what they saw as their version of me, but, I was empty inside I didn’t know how to change. I read books, went to counseling and seminars, but nothing seemed to help me. I thought this was my lot in life. Depression and anxiety run in my family. I used to come home from school to find my mom on the couch sleeping for hours. I thought it was a normal part of life. I knew no different.