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Kniha Lifing DeAndre S Pickett

Lifing

Black Men and the Work of Staying Whole

Autor: DeAndre S Pickett
Jazyk: Angličtina
Vazba: Brožovaná
Vydavatel: Independently published
Dostupnost: Očekávané naskladnění
Naskladnění 28. 07. 2026
379 Kč
You've learned how to survive.This book is about learning how to stay whole.There is a kind of exhau...

Informace o knize

Autor
DeAndre S Pickett
Jazyk
Angličtina
Vazba
Kniha - Brožovaná
Vydáno
2026
Stránek
194
EAN
9798187759668
Enbook ID
53327096
Vydavatel
Independently published
Hmotnost
268
Rozměry
152 x 229 x 10

Kompletní popis

You've learned how to survive.
This book is about learning how to stay whole.
There is a kind of exhaustion many Black men carry that rarely gets named.
Not the kind you fix with a day off.
The kind that builds over years-of responsibility, expectation, pressure, and being "the strong one."
LIFING speaks directly to that weight.
This is not a book about fixing Black men.
It's a book about understanding what we've been carrying-and learning how to live without losing ourselves in the process.
In these pages, DeAndre S. Pickett breaks down:

  • Why endurance becomes identity-and how it can quietly wear you down
  • The pressure to perform, provide, and always be "on"
  • Emotional containment and the cost of never saying what you feel
  • The weight of competence and being the one everyone depends on
  • Masculinity, perception, and the fear of being misread
  • Sexuality, silence, and what brotherhood can actually look like
This book doesn't talk at you.
It speaks with you.
It sounds like conversations that don't usually happen-but need to.
Whether you're:
  • navigating pressure in your career
  • trying to show up better in relationships
  • carrying responsibilities no one else sees
  • or simply tired of holding everything together
this book will meet you where you are.
LIFING is about:
  • Awareness without judgment
  • Strength without self-erasure
  • Growth without pretending you're not tired
You don't have to become someone else to grow.
You just have to stop carrying everything the same way.