The new book from Sally Larkin Green
You have been holding it together for a long time.
A faith-rooted memoir for the woman who is finally ready to be seen.
You have raised the family, kept the calendar, answered the late-night calls, and made sure everyone else was okay. But somewhere along the way, you started to disappear. If you are wondering whether there is still room for you, this book is for you.
You were always enough. It just took a lifetime to believe it.

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"Read it this morning! Loved it! Saw myself in so many parts!!"
Gerri-Lynn Thielen, reader
If you've ever whispered "I'm so tired," this book was written for you.
You are the one everyone calls. The one who remembers the birthdays, holds the calendars, answers the late-night texts. You keep showing up. You keep saying yes. And somewhere along the way, you started confusing being needed with being loved.
Your cup has been empty for a long time. You have just gotten very good at pretending it isn't.
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I'm Fine
For years, "I'm fine" was my automatic answer. It came out so easily that I don't think I even noticed I was saying it half the time. How are you? Fine. Are you okay? Yes, I'm fine. And on the outside, I looked like I was.
I was showing up. I was working. I was taking care of my family, answering the phone, remembering the appointments, and somehow finding a way to make it all happen. I smiled when I was supposed to smile. I pushed through. From the outside, I looked like a woman who had it together. But I wasn't fine.
I was tired in a way that sleep couldn't fix. I was carrying a heaviness I didn't have words for. It wasn't a big dramatic breakdown. It was more like a slow leaking of myself, one responsibility at a time. One more yes. One more errand. One more bill. One more person who needed something. And I kept telling myself this was just what women did. The problem was, I had been keeping going for so long that I didn't know how to stop. And honestly, I didn't think I was allowed to.
But I think God knew I wasn't. And I think He was already there, in all that empty, waiting for me to stop pretending.
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What readers are saying
I just read your new book. I loved it and can relate to it in so many ways. You put into words what most of us can't, but definitely feel. I can truly relate to the loss of your mom, as mine was also my best friend and I have lived with that loss for 40 years. Your story will touch many, many people as it has me.
Wendy Brighindi
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"Read it this morning! Loved it! Saw myself in so many parts!!"
Gerri-Lynn Thielen
Reader
Inside the book
What's inside the book

Each chapter weaves Sally's story with Scripture, reflection questions, and space to meet God in your own story.
Learning to Disappear
Where it started. The quiet, early lessons that taught Sally to shrink herself so everyone else could be comfortable.
Running on Empty
Thirty years of cleaning other people's houses, the woman behind the sponge, and the exhaustion she kept calling faith.
God Was Already There
The grace she did not have to earn. He was not waiting for her to get it together. He was already in the middle of it.
The Breaking Point
The bathroom floor. The moment pretending stopped working, and the turning point hidden inside it.
You Were Enough
Worth that has nothing to do with usefulness. The truth she wishes someone had told her thirty years earlier.
Save Me a Cup
What it looks like to live from overflow instead of empty, one small shaky yes at a time.
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A Free Bonus Chapter from I Am Enough, My Cup Overflows
The Disappearing Act
The story I couldn't leave behind.
I thought my book was finished.
Then this chapter found me.
As I continued healing, I began connecting memories I hadn't fully understood before. I realized there was one part of my story I hadn't told. The part that quietly shaped how I saw myself for years.
The Disappearing Act is the true story behind why I struggled to believe I was allowed to be seen.
If you've ever stayed quiet to keep the peace, carried more than your share, or slowly disappeared while taking care of everyone else, I think you'll recognize something of yourself in these pages.
This chapter isn't included in the book.
It's my gift to you.
What You'll Receive
- ✔The complete bonus chapter, The Disappearing Act, as a free PDF
- ✔A deeper look at the story behind I Am Enough, My Cup Overflows
- ✔An invitation to join my launch team and help this book reach the women who need it most
- ✔Occasional encouragement, book updates, and first access to new resources
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After reading this book, you'll begin to...
- Stop feeling guilty for taking care of yourself.
- Recognize the patterns that keep you exhausted.
- Understand your worth apart from what you do for others.
- Create space to rest without earning it.
- Begin to believe God sees you, even when you feel invisible.
- Start living from overflow instead of survival mode.
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The turning point
Your breaking point does not have to be the end of your story.
One Wednesday in March of 2020, after thirty years of caring for everyone else, Sally hit the floor. Not metaphorically. She sat down on a bathroom floor and finally stopped pretending she was fine.
And that is where God met her. Not after she got it together. Not after she figured it out. Right there in the middle of it.
I Am Enough is the honest, faith-rooted story of what happened next, and what she slowly began to understand about worth, rest, and the woman God had been working on all along.
"I wrote this book because I know what it feels like to disappear inside a life you love."
Sally Larkin Green
Foreword
Foreword by Lynda Sunshine West
Lynda Sunshine West is the Founder & CEO of Action Takers Publishing, a 57-time #1 bestselling author, keynote speaker, and host of the Let Me Tell My Story podcast. She is also Co-Founder of the Fear to Faith Foundation, a nonprofit helping Christians share their faith stories. Through decades of stage and media experience, she helps people turn fear into authority by using their story as a leadership tool.
Her work is grounded in lived experience. After growing up in an abusive household, Lynda Sunshine learned how fear can silence even the most capable people—and spent years breaking through it one courageous step at a time. That journey changed her life and shaped the way she helps others step into visibility, leadership, and impact.
On podcasts and stages, she is known for creating honest, engaging conversations that leave listeners feeling seen, encouraged, and ready to take action.
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You've spent years pouring yourself out. It's time to learn how to live from overflow.
A book to read with a cup of coffee, a highlighter, and the permission to finally rest.
Every copy comes personally signed by Sally. Because this book was written for the woman who has spent so much time caring for everyone else, Sally wanted each copy to feel like a note from a friend who understands.
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