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The Edge of Enough: 24 Reflections for the Life That No Longer Fits

The Edge of Enough: 24 Reflections for the Life That No Longer Fits

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN13: 9798186730347
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 11 2026
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.22 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
For the person whose life looks like it's working, but who quietly senses something in it no longer fits.

You haven't hit a crisis. Nothing has collapsed. From the outside, life looks entirely fine.

And yet, somewhere beneath the routines and responsibilities of ordinary life, a quieter feeling has begun to appear. A sense that something no longer fully fits. That the life you have carefully built no longer feels quite like yours.

If you recognise that feeling, this book was written for you.

The Edge of Enough is a collection of 24 reflections for thoughtful people standing between who they have been and who they are becoming.

It is not a book of quick answers or ready-made solutions. There are no formulas here, no ten-step plans, and no promises of dramatic transformation.

Instead, across four parts - When Something Begins to Stir, The Lives We Inherit, Remembering Yourself, and The Edge of Enough - this book gently explores the questions that so often accompany seasons of change.

The roles we grow into. The stories we inherit. The parts of ourselves that go quiet beneath responsibility and expectation. And the possibility that begins to return when we stop long enough to listen again.

At the end of each reflection, you will find a Quiet Question not something to solve, but an invitation to pause and notice what may already be true for you.

Cecilia Magill stepped away from a seventeen-year career in senior leadership within the charity sector to ask some of these very questions herself.

She writes from that experience, not with answers, but with the kind of understanding that comes from having lived inside the uncertainty.

This is not a book about becoming someone new.

It is a book about returning to the relationship you have with yourself, and gently exploring what becomes possible when you stop leaving the truest parts of yourself behind.

The Edge of Enough is for the thoughtful person who is ready to stop living by default and start living by conscious choice.

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