A Year to Work On Myself:365 Days of Shadow Work and Radical Self-Awakening: A brutally honest year of facing your darkness, breaking your patterns, and becoming whole.

This is not a feel-good devotional. It’s a mirror.

A Year to Work on Myself: The Shadow Edition is a daily journey into truth — 365 raw reflections and prompts guiding you through the darkness you once avoided.

Each day invites you to confront your patterns, heal your inner child, and reclaim the light you hid to survive.

Author Sylvia Aubrey Love DeLosSantos Rodriguez, the voice behind Loved by Grace, leads you through real shadow work — no fluff, no bypassing, just radical honesty and soul-level integration.

Through daily reflection, journaling, and embodiment practices, you’ll learn to:

Recognize the stories that keep you small

Heal guilt, shame, and people-pleasing

Reconnect to your body and intuition

Transform pain into power

Live your truth without apology

By Day 365, you won’t just understand your shadow — you’ll embody your wholeness.

If you’ve outgrown surface-level positivity and crave real spiritual evolution, this book is your daily companion through the fire and back to yourself.

No sugarcoating. No pretending. Just truth, grace, and freedom.

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What happens when you stop performing healing and start living it?

This book doesn’t promise comfort — it offers awakening. From deep emotional excavation to gentle 40-day integration, A Year to Work on Myself walks beside you as you meet your hidden self and bring her home.

Each page follows a powerful structure:

Raw Reflection — a piercing daily insight.

Shadow Work Prompt — questions that reveal what hides beneath.

Integration Practice — simple, real-world healing acts.

Affirmation — daily truth reprogramming.

My Truth Today — journaling space for your evolution.

Perfect for readers of The Mountain Is You, 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think, and The Untethered Soul — but ready for those who want something deeper, rawer, and more real.