Description

Have you ever wondered why we sometimes feel like strangers to ourselves? Why the faces we show to the world don't always match who we truly are? The Selves We Invent to Survive by Emma Wells dives deep into the masks we wear, the memories that shape us, and the relationships that define our sense of self.

Through 20 compelling chapters, this book explores the psychological strategies we unconsciously adopt to navigate life, from childhood fears to adult expectations. Discover how survival mechanisms can silently fragment identity, how our authentic selves hide behind carefully curated versions, and how reclaiming these hidden fragments can lead to freedom, self-awareness, and deeper connections.

This book is for anyone curious about the human mind, personal growth, or the intricate dance between identity, memory, and relationships. Whether you feel lost, disconnected, or simply want to understand yourself better, Emma Wells offers a journey into the inner workings of the self that is both profound and accessible.

Why you will love this book:

Understand why you act differently in private vs. public. Explore the psychological masks that shape your choices. Learn to reconnect with your hidden authentic self. Discover practical insights for healthier relationships and emotional freedom.

The Selves We Invent to Survive is a transformative journey for anyone seeking to live authentically, without losing the resilience that has carried them through life.