A heartfelt journey about releasing expectations, redefining success, and learning to live fully in the present moment.

What if the life you're chasing is the one you're already living?

For years, Liv measured her worth by what she achieved next ? the next milestone, the next success, the next version of herself she thought she should become. Business owner. Speaker. Supermom. The woman who could do it all.

Until life forced her to sit down.

In Stop Searching for Next, Liv shares her deeply personal journey through ambition, identity, motherhood, injury, self-doubt, and rediscovery. With honesty, humor, and insight drawn from positive psychology, she explores the quiet pressure so many women carry ? the constant internal voice whispering:

You should be more. Do more. Achieve more.

Through stories of pandemic parenting, public speaking competitions on one leg, pottery classes that turned into metaphors for life, and the emotional weight of expectations, Liv invites readers to pause ? not as an act of giving up, but as an act of reclaiming.

This is not a book about abandoning dreams. It's about releasing the belief that you are only valuable when you are achieving the next thing.

Inside, you'll discover:

✔ Why expectations, even the "good" ones, can quietly fuel burnout ✔ How comparison steals joy from experiences meant to be lived ✔ The psychology behind our need to prove ourselves ✔ What it means to redefine success in a season of life ✔ How to move from pressure to presence ✔ Why "enough" might be the most powerful word in your vocabulary

Blending storytelling with reflective prompts, Stop Searching for Next gently guides readers toward a radical idea:

You are allowed to pause. You are allowed to enjoy now. You are already enough.

Perfect for women navigating transitions, motherhood, career shifts, or identity changes, this book feels like a conversation with a wise friend who has walked through the pressure and found peace on the other side.