Sonia Jhas Debuts Her Book “I’ll Start Again Tomorrow” On Self-Love & Discovery

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You are on your own unique journey, and that adventure needs to be embraced and respected. Don’t overstress when things don’t go your way or if you’re not “successful” based on what society says. The fact is, the only person who has any say about your life is YOU. So, if you’ve ever said, “you’ll do it later” but end up resting or doing nothing instead, that’s PERFECTLY OKAY.

There’s now literally a book that will teach you this beautiful lesson.

Award-winning and world-renowned wellness expert, Sonia Jhas, released her debut book, “I’ll Start Again Tomorrow (And Other Lies I’ve Told Myself)”. The self-help book details some of the raw personal experiences Jhas has had and how she overcame them with honesty and humor.

The new semi-autobiographical book says that’s it completely fine if you don’t know, or do, everything all at once. There is a prevailing belief, especially for women, that they need to accomplish a specific number of tasks before a certain age to be “successful”. However, Jhas argues that the nuanced lens of the #hashtag world may be distracting people from following their true paths and being their authentic selves.

Grab your copy today at https://soniajhas.com/startagaintomorrow/

“I’ll Start Again Tomorrow” reveals the profound truth that there is no “end destination” to happiness or success. Instead, joy is experienced in the journey itself, and Jhas shares her personal stories on how she has slowly—and sometimes, clumsily — fallen in love with her life. By revealing certain intimate aspects of herself, Jhas hopes to empower you on your own journey of self-discovery.

The book shares that each journey is different and should be respected. Comparing yourself to what is seen on social media profiles will not only dishearten you, but may cause feelings of inferiority and lack. However, Jhas says that social media profiles are often highly filtered—so many people present only the best version of themselves and leave out the raw, and sometimes negative, aspects of their lives.

Don’t compare your real life to the filtered version of others. If you’ve ever said, “I’ll start again tomorrow”, that’s okay. You can have a million “day ones” because one day, you’ll eventually make it.

“I’ll Start Again Tomorrow” debunks the idea that there is only one way to be happy and encourages you to find happiness in the little things. Most importantly, the book explains that nothing in life ever goes as intended, but that’s the beauty of living a great life! So, go out there, make mistakes, and enjoy the twists and turns.

Jhas writes, "If you’re anything like me, you know what it’s like to be stuck in the vortex of the “I’ll Start Again Tomorrow” narrative. Whether it’s about our bodies, our careers, putting ourselves out there, or going for that dream, we all know what it’s like to be at the mercy of our limiting beliefs. My book takes you through many of my raw, personal stories so that you can get away from limiting beliefs, perfectionist tendencies, and lack of clarity about who you are and what you really want."

Go to https://soniajhas.com/startagaintomorrow/ so you can learn more.

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