The Inspiration Behind The Book

There are two key factors that inspired me to write One Size Does Not Fit All.

First of all, I had been on this incredible journey of self-discovery and finding happiness. I had turned my life around and was happier than I ever thought I could be. I had turned from an unhappy, lost, uninspired, unhealthy and overweight person into someone who is fit and healthy, has a lot of meaning and purpure in her life and, most importantly, is happy and fulfilled. I saw writing a book about my journey and the things I had learned as a way to share it with others – and maybe help them achieve the same. The thought that my experience and insights could help others was incredibly inspiring to me.

The second thing that inspired me to write One Size Does Not Fit All is that I realised that most other books in this genre seem to miss an important point. I've read a lot of books about happiness and how to live a fulfilling life. Many of them have given me interesting insights and ideas and have helped me on my journey to a happier life. However, the more I read, the more I become frustrated with one thing; The fact that so many of these books take a one-size-fits-all approach and do not take our individual personalities and preferences into account.

I found this frustrating because getting to know myself had been such an important step on my own journey to finding happiness. I had come to understand that happiness is different for everyone. The kind of life that will be fulfilling and happy for me is different from the life that will be happy for other people around me.

It was this belief that inspired me to write a book about finding happiness that takes our individuality and uniqueness into account instead of presenting generic, one-size-fits-all advice.