After Midnight
Finding Your Inner Beauty
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Inner beauty remains in you, it is inside bottled up in your core and personality; all you have to do is bring attention to that and you will see how beautiful you can be. In this book, I hope to reveal the most important aspects that should be a part of you: your integrity, your conscience, your self-esteem or how you see yourself, and most significantly, your character. When you respect yourself, you hold yourself to a higher standard and not allow anything less. When you see what your potential is, it becomes important to not digress from that bar. Whether you want to accept it or not, how you view yourself really matters. It matters more than anyone else’s because it ultimately dictates how you behave. I have known and read about lot of people who sleep around because deep down they long for the loving touch of someone, they want to be held and know they are cared for, all because they haven’t seen themselves as they should. Some establishments will even have a have ladies night every week because it is meant draw them in for their viewing pleasure, a lot of men try to swoon them over with smooth words in hopes of using them for their own desire with no intention of committing. There is nothing about a person who does that, that indicates respect or value. I am saying all this because society has placed so much emphasize on sexuality, and so many people are deceived into believing this lie. The world has so many ways of planting these types of seeds into people’s mind; they are targeting both men and women. They are trying to form women and men into objects instead of people, trying to desensitize people and shape them into this mold, thus creating a standard by which to measure beauty from.
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About the Book
t doesn’t matter what has happened to you: You have no less worth than anyone else – and you deserve to be loved.
This book highlights the pressure society places on women to look a certain way, but it is also applicable to men, who face mounting pressure to adopt a certain appearance. The author aims to bring focus on what beauty really is – a state of mind – and how we should present our attitudes and character.
The world’s view of beauty misrepresents the splendor of love and has offered one-night stands and an undignified, cruel way to view women. However, if women could ignore this carnal mind-set and allow what’s inside them to blossom, the world would not have an effect on them. Their self-esteem would build, and their attention would turn to things that God desires.
Inner beauty remains in you; it is your core, your personality. All you have to do is pay attention to that, and you will see how beautiful you can be.
Integrity, self-esteem, and character can be the compass that drives you forward. Find out how to bring these to the forefront of your life with the lessons in After Midnight.
About the Author
Tristan Helm, a native of Colorado and Oklahoma, grew up amid the influence of diverse people with diverse backgrounds. He has worked in the mental health field for the past 16+ years, specializing in habilitation skills with those who are mentally handicapped, incarcerated, mentally ill, or under custody of the state. He is passionate about helping people see their true worth and overcome obstacles. He has five children and lives in Texas with his wife. He works as a mental health professional as well as public speaking events.
For more information on his services or contact him for speaking events please refer to www.Helmmastery.com