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Dear Aaron

Dear Aaron

Trena Laine Olfert

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Trena Laine Olfert
Año de edición:
2025
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Hacer frente a la muerte y el duelo
ISBN:
9781069113603
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When life shatters, how do you rebuild?In Dear Aaron, Trena Laine shares her deeply personal journey after the sudden loss of her husband. More than a memoir of grief, this is a powerful reflection on love, hustle culture, resilience, and finding healing from the inside out.Through vulnerability and raw honesty, Trena unpacks the weight of burnout, the silence of grief, and the pressure of endless ambition. As a successful beauty entrepreneur and mentor, she invites readers into her world-a world where the external shine often hides the internal storm.Dear Aaron is not just about loss-it’s about alignment. It’s about learning to slow down, reprioritize, and rebuild a life anchored in purpose, wellness, and connection.This book is for:✔️ Anyone navigating grief or sudden loss✔️ Women battling burnout and hustle culture✔️ Entrepreneurs seeking balance and sustainability✔️ Readers craving raw honesty and hopeIf you’ve ever wondered how to carry grief while still choosing joy, this book will speak to your heart.

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