I’m Fine: What Three Children Taught Me about Embracing Emotions and Parenting
About
In I’m Fine, certified coach and mother of three Leonora Found explores the hidden identity work of motherhood—the emotional labour, self-doubt, perfectionism, and quiet disconnection that accumulate over the years, shaping not only how a mother feels within, but how she engages with the people she loves.
This is not a stage-specific guide. It’s for mothers who want to feel steadier in hard moments, less reactive under pressure, and more connected to themselves and their families—whether they’re just beginning, in the thick of it, or reflecting on the past.
Through honest stories and practical tools, Found shows how to build emotional language, model repair instead of perfection, break inherited patterns, and create a home where emotions can flow instead of being stored.
Because when a mother understands her own inner world, she does more than raise children. She shapes the emotional foundations of the people who will one day shape the world.
In Victor Not Victim, Aleksander Sinigoj presents a transformative roadmap to overcome inertia and self-sabotage. Drawing from his extensive experience in personal development, this empowering guide offers practical strategies to escape procrastination, eliminate destructive behaviors, identify and alter limiting beliefs, and achieve meaningful goals even in the face of adversity. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, psychological insights, and actionable advice, Sinigoj equips you with the tools to reclaim 100% control over your life.
Whether you’re struggling with taking consistent action or seeking a clearer path forward, this book will inspire you to embrace your inner strength and transform obstacles into opportunities. It’s time to rewrite your story and step boldly into the future you deserve.
Through honest, real-life storytelling, she writes about what happens when we stop trying to manage emotions and begin to understand them, in our children and in ourselves. Her work is grounded in lived experience rather than perfection, shaped by transparency and a wry sense of humour that allows parents to recognise themselves in the stories she tells.
Originally from South Africa, she now lives in Kent, England, where she writes, coaches, and continues to learn what emotional presence looks like in practice.