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A memorable book filled with life lessons on how to remain resilient and keep a sense of humor during life's adventures and misadventures.
Have you ever stopped in the middle of a busy day and asked yourself the question, "What on Earth am I doing?"
In this blog-adapted book, Maddy Price invites readers along for the journey as she shares how one can attempt to answer this puzzling question by reflecting on life lessons learned while traveling, navigating loss, searching for one's purpose, and connecting deeper with one's faith.
Through wit, vulnerability, and grace, she is able to transform the blogs she has written over the last decade into a powerful five-part publication with added commentary throughout. Her stories depict how the hardships she has faced, whether in her mundane day-to-day life or when traversing the world, have not deterred but rather inspired her to connect to her Earthly purpose and live each day to the fullest.
By distilling her experiences into actionable life lessons, readers come to understand that the most valuable lessons are not learned in a classroom, but rather from real-world experiences and personal interactions. It is these forms of engagement and inner reflections that ultimately embolden us to stray from our comfort zones and leave a lasting impact while there is still time.
Mesmerizing and wise, her stories are both humorous and relatable. Each blog is a glimpse into a young woman's heart as she searches to discover her purpose on this Earth and challenges her readers to do the same.
Because after all, identifying our Earthly purpose should be easy... shouldn't it?
