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Description & Overview
Twenty people. One café. Complete silence. And not a single happy face.
On a six-month journey through six Asian countries, the author made an observation that wouldn't let her go: in organic cafés and co-working spaces, digital nomads and expats sit side by side—silent, each behind their own screen, in some of the most beautiful places on earth. And on not a single face: real joy.
This book asks what is really behind that silence. The answer has little to do with disinterest—and everything to do with a fear almost no one admits out loud: the fear of rejection.
Drawing on research from the World Health Organization and the latest findings on loneliness, the author shows that this pattern reaches far beyond the nomad lifestyle—and affects younger generations especially hard. She then walks you through exactly how to dissolve this blockage: with simple, immediately applicable steps, and with selected questions from her own method, "Power Change of Life," refined over more than ten years of practice.
In this book, you'll discover:
● Why the greatest external freedom often brings the deepest inner loneliness
● How the screen becomes a silent shield against rejection—and what that does to you
● Why a stranger's most feared response almost never means what you think it does in the first moment
● How targeted questions can reach your subconscious and dissolve old fears for good
Whether you live as a digital nomad, an expat, or simply recognize the feeling of being constantly reachable yet never truly connected—this book shows you that you are not alone with this feeling. And it shows you exactly what you can do about it.
An honest, personally told book for anyone who has had enough of the silence at the next table—no matter which beautiful corner of the world they happen to be sitting in.