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Overflow:Ā The Fine Art of Cultivating Joy in Sorrow

Joy and Sorrow are compatible. Joy in SorrowĀ isĀ possible.

In this second volume of theĀ Unedited Collection, Meg Najera shares from her personal experience and research that it is possible to know joy in the darkest and most sorrowful season of our lives.

InĀ Overflow, Meg defines joy and sorrow, shares sixteen ā€œjoy principlesā€ that will help produce joy in any life, and shares Unedited journal entries from her own journey of growing in the art of cultivating joy.

Overflow is rooted deeply in the Bible, which boldly commands us to ā€œrejoice in all things.ā€ Throughout the process of writingĀ Overflow, Meg discovered that research backs up Scripture. Nearly all of the ā€œjoy principlesā€ shared have been scientifically proven to have positive mental health benefits in lives. Joy in sorrow is not automatic, but we can all learn to cultivate joy in any circumstance.

Join Meg on the journey of joy.

ā€œā€¦as sorrowful, yet always rejoicing.ā€ —The Apostle Paul (2 Corinthians 6:10)

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Overflow:Ā The Fine Art of Cultivating Joy in Sorrow

Joy and Sorrow are compatible. Joy in SorrowĀ isĀ possible.

In this second volume of theĀ Unedited Collection, Meg Najera shares from her personal experience and research that it is possible to know joy in the darkest and most sorrowful season of our lives.

InĀ Overflow, Meg defines joy and sorrow, shares sixteen ā€œjoy principlesā€ that will help produce joy in any life, and shares Unedited journal entries from her own journey of growing in the art of cultivating joy.

Overflow is rooted deeply in the Bible, which boldly commands us to ā€œrejoice in all things.ā€ Throughout the process of writingĀ Overflow, Meg discovered that research backs up Scripture. Nearly all of the ā€œjoy principlesā€ shared have been scientifically proven to have positive mental health benefits in lives. Joy in sorrow is not automatic, but we can all learn to cultivate joy in any circumstance.

Join Meg on the journey of joy.

ā€œā€¦as sorrowful, yet always rejoicing.ā€ —The Apostle Paul (2 Corinthians 6:10)

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