New York, NY — In her new ebook, I Lost Me When I Found You: Stop Chasing False Idols and Awaken Your Inner Goddess, Harlem-based creator Miss T.N. King makes use of her own experience with bouts of lackluster non-public relationships, place of business drama, and social troubles to inspire women to reconnect to their divine identity. But in an age of police brutality, misogyny, #MeToo, and cultural appropriation, how can Black women and girls of color nurture their relationship with their Higher Self while keeping off attacks at each perspective politically, professionally, and internally?
Have you ever lost yourself? There Five simple words set King on her quest of writing I Lost Me. Feeling alone as a black lady in New York City’s company America, King interviewed 50 girls across the US, Africa, and abroad who helped her find solace in sisterhood and aid through their stories, which also seem within the ebook. “I have already woke up to my motive; however, in early 2018, I devoted to it,” shared King in a recent Virtual Book Launch Q&A. “We all have something in the commonplace. Even the girl you hate or shade has something to share, something to train you because we are all linked.” The names of the interviewees were changed to admire the individuals.
A former 2016 Miss Illinois USA contestant, King made headlines for viral weblog posts along with “The New Side Chick: I Was Here” (which hit 1.5 million views in the future) and “3 Reasons Every Woman Should Go On A Man Fast,” which brought about coverage at Source Magazine‘s Her Source in 2015. King weaves interviews, inspirational rates, and biblical scriptures through her modern launch, affectionately known as #TheLittlePinkBook. She released her #ILostMyself campaign, encouraging girls to share their stories of times after stepping off their course or far away from their motive.
I Lost Me When I Found You contains nine packed chapters with quite some assets and stop-of-bankruptcy physical activities that assist black women to reclaim their time, release defeatist outlooks, and very own their motives. Some topics in the ebook include Love and relationships, Money and career, Image and ego, and Divine Identity. It is for pre-order on Amazon (Kindle) for $9.99 and on King’s website at www.Misstnking.Com. The hardcover is available on Amazon for $34.Ninety-nine.
