Shed, Let Go of the Old "You"

In a world obsessed with becoming, Misty's ***Shed, Let Go of the Old "You"***: Live a Moment's Joy is a radical act of unbecoming. It is not a book in the traditional sense—it is a living, breathing force of nature, a soul-storm disguised as prose, a sacred invitation to strip away everything that is not truth. Misty doesn't promise that shedding will be easy. She honors the grief, the discomfort, the uncertainty that comes with transformation. She does not offer comfort—she offers confrontation. She does not hand you a map—she hands you a match. This work is a poetic rebellion against the quiet tyranny of delay. It speaks to the part of you that knows joy is not a distant summit to be earned, but a present pulse to be remembered. Misty's words do not ask for permission—they demand presence. They reach into the marrow of your being and ask the question you've spent a lifetime avoiding: Who are you beneath the name, the wounds, the roles, the stories? Who are you when you stop performing and start listening? Who are you when you shed? To read this book is to be undone. To be unraveled. To be rewritten by the light of your own truth. It is for the edge-walkers, the wild-hearted, the ones who feel the tremble in their chest and know that time is not a luxury—it is a summons. Misty does not ask you to wait. She asks you to rise. To shed. To live. Not next year. Not next lifetime. But now. Because only the truth is permanent—And joy is real. Both are waiting for you—not in the pages of this book, but in the space, it opens within you. Misty's work is not a destination—it is a detonation. A sacred fire. A mirror made of lightning. And once you've seen your reflection in it, you will never be able to unsee it again.