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Nathan Coleman
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For the weight no one else can see.

Three quiet, honest books on emotional exhaustion, hidden pressure, and learning to set some of it down.

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Who these books are for

  • You're the one everyone leans on.
  • You've tried to rest, and it hasn't helped.
  • You're carrying things that were never yours.
  • You're tired in a way sleep doesn't fix.

The books

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Book 1

When You're Tired of Being Strong

For the one everyone leans on, who can't remember what they want.

$12 · Ebook + WorkbookLaunch special

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Book 2

When Calm Isn't Enough

For when you look calm on the outside but feel wound tight inside.

$15 · Ebook + Workbook

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Book 3

What You Were Never Meant to Carry

For the one who feels responsible for everyone's feelings.

$15 · Ebook + Workbook

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Complete Series

All three books, all three workbooks.

All three books and all three companion workbooks, together. The full journey, at your own pace.

$36 · save $6

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What's in a workbook

Each book has an optional companion workbook: short insight recaps, journal prompts, and printable reflection pages. Letter and A4 sizes are both included.

Workbook insight recap and journal promptsThe Invisible Backpack reflection worksheetThe Invisible Backpack continued and carry-forward practice
Start Here — a free sample by Nathan Coleman

Start Here

Not sure where to begin? Read the first chapter free.

The complete first chapter of When You're Tired of Being Strong, plus pages from its companion workbook.

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The author

Nathan Coleman writes for the people who keep going long after they should have been allowed to stop.

About Nathan