The Death of a Dream: An Athlete's Journey To A Passion-Filled Existence After Athletics - Paperback

Imagine standing at the edge of your dreams, watching as everything you once believed in slowly crumbles. The life you planned, the goals you set, the dreams you chased-suddenly, they don't feel like yours anymore. You're not alone.In The Death of a Dream, you'll walk alongside Hanna Nuss as she takes you through her own deeply personal journey of rediscovering what it means to truly live. With raw vulnerability, she explores the heart-wrenching moments that forced her to question her dreams, dismantling what she thought her life was supposed to be. As you turn each page, you'll see pieces of yourself in her story-moments when you've also faced the unsettling question: What now?Through vivid storytelling and profound insights, this memoir doesn't just tell a story-it invites you to embark on a journey of your own. Nuss offers a roadmap for how to navigate the loss of a dream and how to rebuild from the ashes with purpose and love. You'll learn how to recognize the fragments of your broken aspirations, to release them, and-most importantly-how to find the strength to dream again, this time with an evolved mindset.Whether you're an athlete whose career didn't turn out as planned or a dreamer struggling with the weight of expectations, this book speaks directly to you. Nuss's journey is a reminder that when dreams fail, it doesn't define you. Instead, it shapes you into someone even stronger, someone who can surrender, rebuild, and discover a new path.Prepare to be captivated by Nuss's fearless and unapologetic voice, as she shows you that sometimes, it's the death of one dream that allows the birth of something even more beautiful. If you're ready to reclaim your true desires and craft a life filled with passion, this book is for you.

• | Author: Hanna Marie Nuss
• | Publisher: Local. Pub. Co.
• | Publication Date: Aug 11, 2022
• | Number of Pages: 252 pages
• | Binding: Paperback or Softback
• | ISBN-13: 9798989050932