Something More

Excavating Your Authentic Self

By: Sarah Ban Breathnach

From the author of the bestselling "Simple Abundance" comes a provocative and powerful life "bible" for women around the world. In this insightful and eloquent book, Sarah Ban Breathnach explores the nine stages necessary to living authentically: Sensing, Surviving, Settling, Stumbling, Selling Out, Starting Over, Searching, Striving, and finally, Something More.©1998 Sarah Ban Breathnach, All Rights Reserved; (P)1998 Time Warner AudioBooks, ©1998 Time Warner AudioBooks (Packaging Only), A Division of Time Warner Trade Publishing

First Audiobook

So this was a wonderful read! Highly recommend and will be checking out all Sarah’s books now!

To love myself,and it's okay to want something more

It was a lovely book where I explored my feelings. I cried and I related to many things. thank you for the read

A favorite for years!

Incredible writing and uplifting stories.. every woman should own this one and have both audible copy and hard cover! Sarah resonates with a strong woman’s strengths but isn’t afraid o help us feel our fear and work through it!

Maximum Information

Would you listen to Something More again? Why?

Yes, I have, there is some information that stirs your soul to gain. There are also suggestions to some simple exercises that are worth doing. Fantastic.

What about Sarah Ban Breathnach’s performance did you like?

Her honesty and her delivery felt like we were having a conversation, and she was talking directly to me.

Any additional comments?

Love this audio book. Worth every $ and more. Full of information, clear, direction, funny, insightful.

A Home Run (Again)

Where does Something More rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Just when I think I've heard all of the self-help key points I pick up another Sarah BB book and discover that she has, once again, found the missing link for which I've been waiting all these years. I truly love her books, and again, she doesn't disappoint. Such insight! Such empowerment! I always sigh when I read the last page, feeling as though I'm saying goodbye to the person who knows me best.