From the founder of the online community Spirit Daughter comes a roadmap through the territory of transformation that begins when life falls apart.

Life, with all its highs, lows, miracles, and mayhems, can reveal to us an inner truth: that we have the power to create any life we desire.

Filled with practical tools and insights to navigate life’s challenges and emphasising the importance of intuition and self-awareness, Spirit Daughter is an invitation to rediscover your power. Through her own experiences of overcoming anxiety, depression, and self-doubt, Wintersteen reveals how to create calmness within, no matter what is happening externally, and unlock your highest potential.

This book offers a refreshing and transformative path rooted in mindfulness, cosmic energy, and the art of manifestation for anyone ready to take true ownership of their future. With Wintersteen’s relatable wisdom and heartfelt narrative, Spirit Daughter is destined to become a classic, practical guide for anyone ready to remember who they are and transform their life.

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'Spirit Daughter is a powerful reminder that our deepest strength has been within us all along.' Jillian Turecki, New York Times bestselling author of It Begins with You

'This book feels like a late-night conversation – real, supportive, and deeply empowering. It doesn’t teach you simply to find your power; it reminds you that you never lost it.” Jessica Alba, actress, New York Times bestselling author, and founder of the Honest Company

'This is not a ‘how-to’ book. It is a precious offering from Jill’s heart to yours that is filled with tangible guidance for implementing your very own version of what awakening means for you.' Kerry Washington, actress, producer and New York Times bestselling author

"If you’re on the path to knowing yourself, this is a must-read.” Elena Brower, bestselling author of Hold Nothing and Practice You

'[Jill Wintersteen's] delivery hits just the right balance of clarity, compassion, and encouragement.' Publishers Weekly