Connect with Krista
Thanks for stopping in! I wrote the book with the reader in mind to provide them with a new perspective in which to view their life. Through my story, I'm sure you'll see glimps of yourself as well. My intention is to give you permission to change your internal narrative of how you view your world and how you can make lasting change and evolve yourself.
You’ve been conditioned to live your life through the structures you grew up in. Whether it is a societal way of being or an educational or religious system that by default shaped you. Moreover, consider this fact - what is hard wired in your DNA - what ancestral patterns are within you that drive you? In many ways how you interact with the world largely keeps you on auto-pilot.
In short, it is possible to let go of all the preconceived notions of what you thought has been the way you were ‘supposed’ to do or be. The truth is you can start truly becoming what is possible for yourself.
PRAISE FOR THE BOOK
It shows us that we all have the power to change and manage life to our own purpose, as the answers lay within each of us. Thank you Krista, for giving us inspiration, courage to explore our own journey’.
Britta B.
Invercargill, NZ
The One Who Knows will inspire any reader to take a bigger perspective on life and to be gentle on themselves as they navigate life's guaranteed ups and downs. I highly recommend it!
Juliet Lever
Adelaide, AU
Real, raw and profoundly human, Krista shows how hope and knowing are partners walking side by side. Her journey reminds us when we lean into both, we find our way back to the one who has always known.
Jackie M.
Wappingers Falls, NY
BIO
From the time Krista Bleich was very young, she had an internal knowing that there was more to living and being alive than what she was experiencing.
This memoir moves from the early years of figuring out what it means to be human, to her teens and 20s, to men, marriage, motherhood, entrepreneurship, all the while molding herself into the expectations the outside world puts upon us all, and the toll that took on her spirit.
Along the way, she discovers and learns to trust herself in the truest sense of the word. The uncertainties, the variability, the questioning every woman goes through within themselves but rarely has the courage to speak out loud. This true recount paints that picture of trust and knowing, along with the serendipitous events that played out in the background.
It’s about letting go of societal projections that are put upon us all that this is the way we “should” live our lives, to coming to an understanding of how that paradigm does not serve us.
This story shows every woman that they can come to trust themselves and learn to live the life they truly want.
However long that takes, wherever you are at - it’s never too late.
