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Goal-setting is often portrayed as a simple checklist, set a target, work hard, and achieve success. But what happens when you reach your goals and still feel unfulfilled? The truth is many people chase goals that don’t truly align with who they are. They pursue careers, relationships, and lifestyles that look good on paper but leave them feeling disconnected from their true purpose. In Restoration in The Valley: Rediscovering Your

In a world that constantly tells us who we should be, how we should act, and what we should strive for, living authentically can feel like a radical act. Many of us spend years conforming to expectations, whether from family, society, or even ourselves, only to wake up one day feeling lost, disconnected, and unfulfilled. But what if the key to happiness isn’t about fitting in but about embracing who

Life is unpredictable. At some point, we all face challenges: loss, failure, rejection, or unexpected setbacks that shake us to our core. These moments can feel overwhelming, leaving us questioning our strength and ability to move forward. But what if these obstacles weren’t roadblocks but stepping stones to something greater? In Restoration in The Valley: Rediscovering Your Truth, Moya Martin explores the power of resilience and how we can turn

Have you ever asked yourself, Why am I here? or What is my true purpose in life? If so, you’re not alone. Many people go through life feeling lost, unsure of their direction, and disconnected from what truly fulfills them. Finding your purpose isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about going on a journey of self-discovery. In her powerful book, Restoration in The Valley: Rediscovering Your Truth, Moya Martin

Fear is a natural part of life. It protects us from danger, pushes us to pause and assess situations, and even serves as a motivator in certain circumstances. But when fear becomes a constant companion, it can hold us back from reaching our full potential, keeping us stuck in cycles of self-doubt and inaction. How many dreams have been abandoned, how many opportunities missed, all because fear whispered, “You’re not