★Sometimes we need to give ourselves permission to be a “bad person,” throw the whole world behind our backs, and focus on self-repair!
★A self-help book full of wisdom and warmth. With a unique perspective and vivid prose, the author helps readers find a way out when facing life’s traumas, resentments, and unsolved mysteries.
★From accepting trauma to learning self-acceptance, from letting go of resentment to rediscovering inner peace, the book, in an accessible and down-to-earth manner, helps readers understand the nature of psychological trauma and learn to shed unnecessary burdens.
★The book not only provides practical psychological techniques but also incorporates real-life cases from the author’s personal experience, allowing readers to feel resonance and support.

Sometimes we need to grant ourselves permission to be a “bad person” and throw the whole world behind our backs!
This is a self-help book full of wisdom and warmth. Author Svetlana Petrushova, with a unique perspective and vivid prose, explores how to find inner peace and strength when facing life's traumas, resentments, and unsolved mysteries.
The book, in an accessible and down-to-earth manner, helps readers understand the nature of psychological trauma and learn to shed unnecessary burdens. The author suggests that sometimes we need to give ourselves a chance to be a “bad person,” put the world aside, and focus on self-repair. This book is like a practical toolbox, helping readers build resilient pillars, process trauma, let go of resentment, and return to life.
Svetlana Petrushova’s voice and words are filled with warmth and power. She shares many real-life cases in the book, helping readers understand they are not alone and that everyone has the ability to overcome difficulties and rediscover inner tranquility and strength. This book is suitable not only for psychology enthusiasts but also for those yearning to find a quiet place in their busy lives.

Svetlana Petrushova

Practicing psychologist, psychology lecturer, art therapist, bestselling author, entrepreneur. Svetlana Petrushova has achieved excellence in the fields of psychology, writing, and entrepreneurship. As a practicing psychologist and lecturer, she not only has profound academic knowledge but also helps people explore their inner world through art therapy and creative projects. She is a successful writer, having authored several widely popular works such as “My Dad Has No Mine, But I Can Dig Out My Own Treasure!”, "If Life Breaks My Wings, I’ll Give It a Resounding Slap!”, and “The Psychology of Russian Fairy Tales.” These works have not only had a profound impact in the field of psychology but also provided readers with practical life guidance. Additionally, she is a creative entrepreneur and millionaire, with over 50 personal entrepreneurial projects covering book publishing, music creation, online education, and clothing design. Her experiences and works demonstrate her ability not only to discern the complexities of human nature but also to translate these insights into practical actions and outcomes.