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by Broughton Ganaway (Author)
"I don't know how I'm still here. But I am. And that matters."
In this raw and vulnerable memoir, the author takes you on a journey through the wounds that nearly destroyed them-and the unlikely survival that followed. From childhood abandonment and religious trauma to devastating relationships and a $127,000 financial collapse, this book is an unflinching look at what happens when "too much" meets "not enough" in the life of someone just trying to belong.
Written with conversational intimacy and profound honesty, "Too Much and Not Enough: But I'm Here" speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt too loud, too sensitive, too broken-or simply not enough for the spaces they inhabit. The author shares their journey through a narcissistic relationship, a marriage marked by mental illness, and the crushing weight of losing everything they built, including their faith in the God they thought they knew.
But this isn't just a story of pain. It's a story of survival. Of the prophetic word that planted a seed of hope in the darkest season. Of the decision to stop performing and start existing. Of the first glimmers of light that appeared when rock bottom felt like home.
The first in a transformative five-book series, this volume focuses on survival-on making it through the wilderness without losing your soul. It's for the person who survived things that should have destroyed them and is asking: "What do I do with all this pain?"
The answer begins with a simple declaration: You're still here. And that matters more than you could ever imagine.
