Unpacked: A life unpacked, unedited and mostly unashamed

I'm fed up of feeling inadequate... F..k what does that even mean? The word inadequate suggests that I'm in fact equating myself to something, I don't even know what that thing is, so how can I be not it? It's a frustrating human thing we all do, we measure ourselves up against shit that ain't real or even measurable. So now I have to work out what my metric value system is and what I'm not equating to so I can ensure that my emotional suffering is actually worth the effort and time I give it to thrive.

When I was younger my inadequacies were centered around not being cool enough, I was at times a quiet kid, at times a complete loon and at times just going through the motions so was pretty much in neutral. I'd look at the other kids and wish I fitted in with them, with no real idea why I felt that way. I didn't have any actual evidence to suggest that perhaps they didn't want me to fit it, I just felt that way. Inadequate And so that was the card I played.

I can see now how those behaviours have stuck, and yet perhaps a variety of reasons, I'm still playing the same cards, from the same deck I had as a child.

So always in search of this elusive 'right fit', I've been wandering the planet trying to see where I might belong without ever actually trying to fit into anything.

How about YOU?

It you are at the place in your life where you need a little guidance then perhaps its time to "Unpack"

Author: Angie Hammond
Publisher: Garnish Marketing
Published: 05/11/2019
Pages: 178
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.47lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.38d
ISBN: 9780648519607

About the Author
Hammond, Angie: - Angie lives on the Sunshine Coast with her husband and two kids, dogs, cat, chickens and ducks. She still runs Garnish Marketing a marketing company that specialises in the Manufacturing Industry. If you asked her to describe herself in a sentence she would say she is often blunt, mostly sarcastic, not very soft around the edges but at times inspirational, caring and giving. Her happy place is in nature, she loves her family and spending time with them, she loves a good beer, thinks music is wonderful, and wishes she could just while away her days being creative either writing, painting, drawing or playing with clay.

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