TALES of the SELF: Remembering Who You Were Before Life Told to Be

Most people don't lose themselves all at once.They drift.They do what's expected. They become reliable, capable, admired. And somewhere along the way, the life that looks right from the outside begins to feel oddly distant on the inside.Tales of the Selfexplores that quiet gap.The book lingers in moments most people recognize but rarely name-where we begin performing instead of choosing, surviving instead of living, and fulfilling roles while slowly stepping away from ourselves.This is not a book about fixing your life or reinventing who you are. There are no steps to follow, no urgency to change, no demand to be different. Instead, each tale offers something gentler and more enduring: recognition.You may see yourself in a conversation you've had a hundred times. In a decision you didn't realize you made. In the quiet realization that nothing is "wrong"-and yet something is missing.You were never broken.You were interrupted.This book exists to help you notice where that happened-and to remember the self that's been waiting patiently ever since.Jorge Armenteros writes from paying attention-to the moments when people drift away from themselves. Tales of the Self is not built on expertise claimed, but on patterns noticed and the quiet recognition that follow.

Pagina's: 260, Paperback, Jorge Armenteros