There is no driving without fuel

No More Walking Without Fuel, by Jonice Webb... About this book, Jonice Webb says: "e;In 2012, I wrote the book Running Without Fuel: Overcoming Emotional Neglect in Childhood. Since its publication, I have received thousands of letters from readers who are relieved that they finally understand."e; What had been weighing on them all their lives. Some of them realized things that changed their lives by dramatically alleviating their feelings of shame and confusion, and put them on the path to progress. For others, it was like a quiet series of realizations that brought them out of the darkness into the light of self-understanding and self-power. It is not an easy matter to begin Feeling your emotions, it's a deceptively huge thing. When you remove the wall that you built as a child to block your emotions, you start to feel more effective, more alive. If you start without emotions, you can find yourself a little frustrated with these new experiences, and you will gradually find yourself feeling With the weight of sadness in your chest, tension in your stomach, or perhaps some anger or hurt over the mistakes that shaped you in the past, some of these feelings can be painful, yes, but others are joyful and gentle, and they all connect you, positive and negative, to your true self, to the world, and to those around you. In a new way you never imagined. Of course, everyone is different, but there is one thing that all those on the path to recovery from childhood emotional neglect have in common. They all change their lives by changing themselves from within, and change from within has ongoing effects on the outside. Every positive and healthy change in yourself affects those around you, and may lead to completely unexpected challenges. This is why I wrote this book.