For the longest of time, I believed I needed to get to a certain level before I could become a writer, moving the goalpost a bit farther each time. I believed that people would dislike what I wrote and, even worse… me. But this was just a story I was telling myself. There were plenty of people rooting for me, wishing I would publish something they could buy and support, but my own narratives pushed me away from my goals. 

You’ve probably gone through something similar in your life, letting your narrative drive you farther from your goals and desires, but today you’ll gain control over your life with fantasy and storytelling.

In their research, Gemma Wong and Mary Breheny showcase how Narrative is a driving factor in the way we manage our lives from three different perspectives: personal stories, interpersonal accounts, and social narratives. In the book Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate, Zenton Yobera uses a Narrative approach to Mental Health for personal development.

Every character in Zenton Y.’s book represents an example of different levels of storytelling, giving the reader the chance to experience different decisions without having to experience them themselves. By reading AR: FoH, you will be able to experience different lives and motivate yourself to make the necessary changes to improve your own.

In conclusion, Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate delivers a satisfactory life-changing experience from which you’ll be able to learn and evolve, improving your outlook on yourself and the world. 

Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate is bound to become your favorite tool to become more resilient and improve your Mental Health.

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Wong G, Breheny M. Narrative analysis in health psychology: a guide for analysis. Health Psychol Behav Med. 2018 Sep 6;6(1):245-261. doi: 10.1080/21642850.2018.1515017. PMID: 34040831; PMCID: PMC8114410.