Australian tennis nice Jelena Dokic has introduced she is releasing her second guide later this yr.
On Monday, Dokic revealed a photograph of the duvet for her upcoming guide, titled Fearless: Finding the Power to Thrive, which is able to hit cabinets in September
Dokic wrote on Instagram: “Here it is! So excited to announce my second book titled ‘FEARLESS’.
“And here is a little sneak peak at what it’s about. Can’t wait for you all to read it.”
The blurb of the guide reads: “How do you find hope when all is lost? How do you find strength when you feel broken? How do you find your voice when you feel worthless and scared?
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“Fearless is about how you reclaim life when all feels lost. It’s about learning to reach out for help and healing. It’s about speaking up and the power of sharing our stories.
“In past years Jelena has dealt with disordered eating and reclaimed her body; she has stood up to body shaming and online abuse.
“She has faced her mental health demons head-on to find stability in the chaos of life. She has endured a devastating relationship breakdown.
“This book is about starting at the bottom and building yourself back up. Jelena opens up on how she has survived trauma and heartache to establish herself as a leading tennis commentator and motivational speaker.
“The past years have taught her many tough and important lessons, and now she is ready to share them to help you find your voice and the power to thrive.”
Dokic’s first guide, her 2017 autobiography Unbreakable, which coated the bodily and psychological abuse she skilled by the hands of her father Damir, was an enormous success.
Her new guide will deal with Dokic’s ongoing marketing campaign towards physique shaming and her psychological well being struggles.
Dokic’s profession goes from power to power, as she juggles commentating on the tennis grand slams for Channel 9 with a number of different commitments.
The 40-year-old is working full time on the talking circuit with appearances in trend campaigns together with for Witchery, the place she lately turned heads.
“I have been really busy,” Dokic mentioned earlier this yr.
“(I’m) full time on the speaker circuit now as well which is amazing. I absolutely love that and love sharing my story.
“A lot of important campaigns with a few fashion brands which are really focused on really good causes especially when it comes to women.”
A documentary known as Unbreakable can also be in submit manufacturing and will probably be launched in 2024 after cameras adopted Dokic for 3 years.
“We are pretty much done filming a lot of that,” Dokic defined.
“I am really excited because there will be a lot of other people in it, ex-players, former World No. 1s. To be able to tell my story but on screen is so powerful so I can’t wait for that to come out.”
Dokic has been very open about her expertise with trolls on social media, describing abusive feedback she obtained throughout the Australian Open as “disgusting” and “a new low”.
She mentioned she at all times tries to place a optimistic spin on destructive conditions and her guide may have an identical uplifting message.
“I tried to keep it open and honest and raw as you know,” Dokic mentioned.
“I want to be really real and authentic. That’s what I want to be known for and what I want my legacy to be.
“I think we can turn lot of negatives into positives and I’ve learned that in my life so far whether that was on the tennis court as an athlete but also off the court.
“I worked incredibly hard after retiring really early at 29 due to injury, how to reinvent myself as well and had to work really hard on that.
“I think ultimately it is about finding the positives and not going back, not thinking about the past and trying to do good. I think we can do a lot and help other people.
“If I can raise awareness about things that can save lives there is nothing better than that in the world. I want that to be my legacy.”
Source: www.news.com.au
