Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
For more than four decades, Catherine Lundberg has listened to people tell the truth about their lives. She has done it first from behind the salon chair, where people tend to share things they wouldn’t say anywhere else, and later in her coaching practice, where the conversations got deeper and the questions got bigger. She has spent a lifetime listening to people who are capable, responsible, and doing their best, yet still find themselves wondering: 'Is this it? Is this what my life is supposed to look like?'Catherine knows that question personally.She knows what it feels like to build a life you thought you wanted, only to discover it didn’t turn out quite the way you expected. She knows the grief of losing things you thought would be forever, the patience required to wait longer than you expected, the courage it takes to start over when that wasn’t part of the plan, and what it means to love people whose choices you cannot control. She knows what it is to wonder whether you’ve missed your moment, taken a wrong turn, or simply fallen too far behind.The Joy of Becoming is about what happens in the messy middle.This book isn’t about fixing your life, figuring everything out, or finally reaching some imaginary point where life becomes easy. It’s about learning to be fully present in the life you’re actually living, not in your imagination.Throughout these pages, Catherine explores the moments that change us. Setbacks that force a change in direction. Seasons that appear dormant but are quietly preparing you. The relationships we want that turn out not to be aligned with who we actually are. The faith that can hold questions, uncertainty, and a willingness to trust.You’ll meet Chatter Girl. You’ll meet Kai. You’ll meet the hummingbirds, the empty table, and the red Adirondack chairs Catherine wanted and what she got instead. You will sit with the dormant season, when nothing appears to be moving and yet, underneath the surface, something is quietly taking shape. You will come to understand that some of life’s greatest lessons arrive disguised as interruptions.Most of all, you’ll find someone telling the truth about becoming in real time.Becoming isn’t something we finish. It happens in the middle of ordinary life, in grief and joy, disappointment and hope, certainty and doubt, surrender and choice.Maybe that’s where you are, too.'Your story isn’t finished yet. Neither is mine.'
