How to Love Better

The book emphasizes growth and compassion, but I wonder how readers are encouraged to prioritize themselves without guilt. What are some practical ways to find that balance?

The emphasis on openness feels powerful but also scary—especially for those who've been hurt before. How do you think this book encourages safe vulnerability?

Yung Pueblo's background in personal development seems to shape this message, but I'm curious what personal experiences or philosophies led to this emphasis on kindness.