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Why does life feel harder than it should - even when nothing is obviously wrong? You're functioning. You're coping. You may even be doing ""everything right."" And yet, relief doesn't last. Satisfaction slips away quickly. Life feels heavier than you expected it to. This book offers a different explanation. Why Nothing Ever Feels Enough (And Why That Isn't Your Fault) explores the quiet dissatisfaction so many people carry - not as a personal failure, but as a natural response to the hidden pressures of modern living. Without giving advice, steps, or self-improvement demands, Chris Taylor gently reframes exhaustion, restlessness, and self-blame through context and understanding. This is not a book about fixing yourself. It's a book about seeing clearly - and realising that much of what you've been struggling with was never meant to be carried alone. Inside, you'll find: Why satisfaction doesn't stick anymore How constant pressure quietly reshapes the nervous system The hidden cost of always adapting and coping Why self-blame became the default explanation How internal permission, trust, and ease quietly disappear - and how understanding restores them This is a calm, compassionate book for people who feel overwhelmed, behind, or quietly worn down by modern life - and are tired of being told the problem is them. You don't need motivation. You don't need optimisation. You need context. And that changes everything.

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