Learning the Art of Moving On (How to Survive the World of Broken Hearts)

By Dina Patola

Learning the Art of Moving On (How to Survive the World of Broken Hearts) is a practical self-help step-by-step guide book by the brokenhearted for the brokenhearted. ^^ This book was written to help you make sensible decisions that will guide you in taking realistic measures to overcome your pain and sorrow, so that you can start a new chapter in your life. With 13 easy-to-follow steps (and comic-style illustrations to make you smile), you can start your journey to your newfound freedom and happiness. Remember, it's not the end, it's just the beginning. Your future starts here. You're not alone. I will help you. Just follow my lead. Together, we can do this! ^^

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dina Patola
• Release date: Feb 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201941673

Book preview

Assess Your Situation

Where You Are Now

What exactly are you feeling right now? Do you feel sad? Angry? Jealous? Betrayed? Rejected? Abandoned? You probably feel so bad that it seems like time has suddenly stopped and the world has just ended or you wish it were so. It hurts like hell, doesn’t it? The question is do you want to stay that way or do you want to feel better?

Where You Want to Be

If I were you, I’d want to be free from all the pain that broke my heart. I’d want to smile genuinely again. I’d want to be a person so much better than I am now so that I’d never have to face the same situation or even if I did, I wouldn’t be as miserable as I feel now. I’d want to look hotter, stronger and more successful than I’ve ever been. If I were in your shoes, I’d want to be happy again.

How Do You Plan on Getting There?

You can reach your goal crawling, walking, jogging or running even. The pace is exactly up to you. It does not matter how fast or slow you go. What matters is that you are moving...moving away from where you are now and towards where you want to be.

How do you begin? Well, you can start by following these steps I suggest. Some of the steps are interchangeable and you may even want to add some steps of your own. For now, you can start with these.

STEP 1: Cry Your Heart Out

Are you crying right now? Good. Keep it up. No, I’m not kidding nor am I teasing you. It’s really the first step I would recommend.

Some people don’t want to cry after a heartbreak. Why? I’m not sure. It could be a variety of reasons. Probably, they’re still in denial. Or maybe they’re too angry that they’d rather strangle the person who broke their heart than cry. Perhaps they don’t want to look miserable. Perhaps they prefer to look cool and unaffected. Maybe they don’t want to show how hurt they are