Author Spotlight: Paul Cobbin
Book Title: The Trinity of You; How to Decode your diagnosis by aligning mind, body and soul
Author: Paul Cobbin
Genre: Transformational Health Memoir
Available: Read it here
💬 What It’s About
You didn’t choose a chronic diagnosis. But what you do next? That’s entirely up to you. In The Trinity of You, Paul Cobbin offers a lifeline to anyone feeling lost, broken, or overwhelmed after a health crisis. Drawing from his own story of recovery, Paul guides you through a simple but powerful framework that helps you reconnect to who you are beyond the diagnosis. You’ll discover how your mind, body, and soul are not separate struggles but a unified force, and how aligning them can change everything. This isn’t a manual, it’s a companion for the road ahead. You’re not here to survive. You’re here to rebuild something stronger and decode your diagnosis by aligning mind, body and soul.
💖 Why You’ll Love It
This isn’t a book all about quick fixes, Paul offers truth, clarity, and a deep reminder that your healing isn’t just physical. It’s emotional. It’s spiritual. It’s yours. Readers will walk away feeling seen, empowered, and reconnected to who they are beyond the diagnosis.
✍🏼 From the Author
“I’ve lived through the shock of diagnosis, the slow rebuild, and the questions that don’t have easy answers. The Trinity of You is the story I needed when everything changed and the one I now share with you. This isn’t about telling you what to do. It’s about walking alongside you, sharing what I’ve learned, and offering a way to reframe the journey you’re on. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, uncertain, or just plain tired of navigating health on your own, you’re not alone.”
📅 Mark Your Calendar
Loved this spotlight? Come back on Wednesday for an intimate Q&A with author Paul Cobbin, where we’ll dive deeper into the story behind The Trinity of You — and the healing journey that inspired it. You won’t want to miss it.
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