You were doing everything right—until suddenly, life forced you to stop.
 
The stopping wasn’t a choice. It was an ambush. One moment, life was full of lists and roles. The next, everything went silent. And in that unasked-for stillness came the haunting question: If I’m not accomplishing something, do I still matter?
 
That’s the question Leisa Wallace faced in 2019, when a diagnosis of aggressive-onset multiple sclerosis unraveled not only her body but her entire sense of self. In a culture that equates worth with productivity, she discovered that feeling whole again wasn’t found in pushing through or even in resting. It required dismantling everything she had been taught about identity, value, and meaning.
 
Blending memoir with powerful insights from theology, psychology, and personal transformation, The Ultimate Act of Being Enough is more than a book. It is a guide beyond the pressure to prove yourself and into the freedom of knowing:
 
You are already enough