Stop striving for your worth. Start living from it.

A guide to remembering your worth through life’s transitions.

Maybe a role ended. Your body changed. A relationship shifted. Or the life you worked so hard to build no longer fits. However it happened, you find yourself wondering: If I’m not doing what I used to do, who am I now?

After Leisa Wallace was diagnosed with aggressive-onset multiple sclerosis, that question became impossible to ignore. She had spent years knowing who she was through what she could do. When those familiar measures fell away, she had to ask whether her worth had gone with them.

Blending memoir with insights from theology, psychology, and personal transformation,  

The Ultimate Act of Being Enough guides you through four movements:

• Unravel — Grieve what has changed and question the measures you’ve used to define yourself.

• Remember — Rediscover the worth that remains, even when your life looks different.

• Reclaim — Recognize the values and strengths that are still yours to carry.

• Realize — Step into your truth and begin building what comes next from your worth, rather than for it.  

Worth isn’t earned. It’s remembered.

And once you remember, you can begin building what comes next from your worth, rather than for it.