In Book Two of the Well, Apparently™ series, E. F. Sam turns her attention from thought to speech — Apparently Your Words Have Been Ordering Realities You Have To Live in Without Your Consent:
a short, sharp look at the sentences you keep repeating, and the life they've been quietly building on your behalf.

You say things every day. To yourself, mostly. Under your breath, in your head, in the version of the story you tell your friends. And somewhere along the way, without ever signing off on it, those sentences started placing orders.

Apparently Your Words Have Been Ordering Realities You Have To Live in Without Your Consent is Book Two in the Well, Apparently™ series — an honest, funny look at the phrases you repeat so often they stopped sounding like opinions and started sounding like facts. "I'm just not a morning person." "That's so typical of my luck." "I always do this." Each one, said enough times, stops describing your life and starts writing it.

This book walks through how to catch the sentences running on autopilot, question whether they're actually true, and — this is the part that matters — start placing better orders on purpose. Not toxic positivity, not forced affirmations. Just noticing what you've been signing off on without reading the fine print.

By the end, you'll still talk to yourself constantly. You'll just know who's actually writing the script.

Apparently, it's time to check the order history.

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