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Life is absurd, sometimes in the most beautiful of ways. But to be able to laugh at the things life throws at us, we need to be empowered enough;otherwise, we run the risk of becoming too serious.When the author’s life took a really weird turn by stepping into a magical portal at Lake Carter (you never know the truth with this one), she stole thisfrom just a show; the author is not sure what happened that triggered her gifts. But people started flocking to her for advice, especially relationshipadvice, and most of them were women. She noticed that 95 percent of these women were not even trying to find their purpose; they were all runningafter the so-called “the one”. They are not exploring their talents and gifts, and it was a really big issue. Having said that, this book is equally for men whowant their self-worth to stem from the right places; they are too obsessed with the wrong things in life, too, it is just not relationships.