Ebook: Bottom Line: FREEDOM - Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs

SEK 225.00

What if the life you built wasn’t truly yours to begin with?

You’ve done everything “right”, the degree, the job, the relationship. But deep down, something still feels off. You’re unfulfilled. Disconnected. Like a stranger in your own life.

In Bottom Line Freedom, Emese Kovács takes you on an honest and moving journey from confusion and disconnection to awakening and inner liberation. After losing her father and facing a crisis of meaning, Emese, a former engineer began to question everything she believed about success, identity, and purpose.

With raw reflections and moments of hard-won clarity, this book invites you to explore:

• Why “having it all” can still feel like not enough
• How early conditioning shapes your sense of self and how to unlearn it
• The impact of societal pressure on your inner world
• How reconnecting with joy, creativity, and authenticity can change your life

This isn’t a self-help manual. It’s a lived experience an invitation to reclaim your aliveness.

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s more to life than fitting in, this book will show you that there is — and that it begins with freeing yourself from the beliefs that keep you small.

Click “Buy Now” and begin your journey toward reclaiming your inner freedom.

What if the life you built wasn’t truly yours to begin with?

You’ve done everything “right”, the degree, the job, the relationship. But deep down, something still feels off. You’re unfulfilled. Disconnected. Like a stranger in your own life.

In Bottom Line Freedom, Emese Kovács takes you on an honest and moving journey from confusion and disconnection to awakening and inner liberation. After losing her father and facing a crisis of meaning, Emese, a former engineer began to question everything she believed about success, identity, and purpose.

With raw reflections and moments of hard-won clarity, this book invites you to explore:

• Why “having it all” can still feel like not enough
• How early conditioning shapes your sense of self and how to unlearn it
• The impact of societal pressure on your inner world
• How reconnecting with joy, creativity, and authenticity can change your life

This isn’t a self-help manual. It’s a lived experience an invitation to reclaim your aliveness.

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s more to life than fitting in, this book will show you that there is — and that it begins with freeing yourself from the beliefs that keep you small.

Click “Buy Now” and begin your journey toward reclaiming your inner freedom.

Millions of people find themselves living lives that feel empty, confined by cultural expectations, societal pressure, and internalized beliefs about worth, success, and identity. Bottom Line Freedom addresses the profound crisis of meaning that emerges when individuals realize they’ve followed “the recipe of society” only to feel unfulfilled and disconnected from themselves. Emese Kovács names this condition a “life crisis”—not as a breakdown, but as a breakthrough opportunity to reclaim one’s inner freedom and authenticity.

What sets this book apart is its deeply personal yet universally resonant approach. Emese doesn’t offer a fixed method or one-size-fits-all formula. Instead, she presents an invitation to inner liberation through raw, vulnerable storytelling. Drawing from her own transformation—from a disillusioned engineer to an expressive, spiritually grounded creator—she challenges readers to reframe their limiting beliefs and experiment with radical self-expression, emotional honesty, and intuitive living. Her story offers a gentle but courageous roadmap to reclaim authenticity and joy.

While working as an engineer, Emese realized how little she truly knew about herself. In 2017, she left the corporate world and began a deep journey of self-inquiry and exploration. Emese is currently a householder, gardener, and has newly started her own business aiming to grow food and flower for the local community. She is a yoga and meditation teacher, currently living in rural Sweden.