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Episode 134- Book Review: "The Choice" by Edith Eger

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An Incomplete Guide to Personal Growth
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Aug 18, 2026
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Summary

In this episode of An Incomplete Guide to Personal Growth , Sydney and Kelly discuss The Choice: Even in Hell Hope Can Flower by Edith Eger. Through Eger's extraordinary story of surviving the Holocaust and becoming a renowned psychologist, they explore the power of resilience, forgiveness, and the freedom found in choosing how we respond to life's hardships. Join them as they reflect on healing from trauma, letting go of victimhood, and discovering hope even in life's darkest moments. Resiliance and power of your own choices "They can't take what is in your mind" There is a universality to this story, human suffering Prisons of our own making Paying attention to what we've lost or what we have Running away from pain and past doesn't ease the pain Will love ripple out from me or hate Website: anincompleteguide.com Instagram: @anincompleteguide YouTube: @AnIncompleteGuide