I have been on a journey to find love my whole life. Little did I know, it was self-love that I really needed!

I can remember the first crush I had on my classmate Matty Jones all the way back in preschool. I have always longed to feel that special love from another man. Not to say that my parents don't love me; they love me very much. But it is a different kind of love that I have always yearned for, a deeper connection.

But the journey to finding this love has not been easy. Sometimes I look back and think to myself, how are you still alive? Some of the stories that I have shared in this book are unbelievable, but they are all real and they all happened to me.

I truly believe we are put on this Earth for a reason, whether it is to teach and influence others with our message or to help others in a different way.

I hope my stories help you, make you laugh, and teach you an invaluable lesson. I want you to know that it is never too late to improve or change whatever you may want in your life. You can be anyone you want to be, and do anything you want to do, and it is never too late to start. And most importantly, it is ok to say "no" and to set boundaries if something or someone is not good for you or aligned with what you want in life.

Christine Seibold has been a huge advocate for supporting women and their entrepreneurial goals ever since she opened her own business, Freelance N Freedom, in 2018.

Her why for writing this book is to share her message and life lessons about the importance of boundaries and what happens when there are none. She talks about difficult situations in her life that she fought through and overcame to show women that no matter what they face, they can always move forward and have a little bit of hope. At the end of the book, Christine shares her method of how to set healthy boundaries and also provides some space for journaling and self-reflection.

She wants women to know that they are enough just the way they are, and that it is ok to set boundaries in relationships, with work, with self-care, with money, with food, with alcohol, or whatever else may cross their path.