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What if the hardest person you’ve ever had to face is yourself? Ericka Branch's book, Surviving Myself, is for the person who has done what they had to do to survive, kept going when life got heavy, and learned how to function through things they never really had the chance to unpack.
Surviving has a way of becoming a lifestyle. The walls
What if the hardest person you’ve ever had to face is yourself? Ericka Branch's book, Surviving Myself, is for the person who has done what they had to do to survive, kept going when life got heavy, and learned how to function through things they never really had the chance to unpack.
Surviving has a way of becoming a lifestyle. The walls that once protected you can become the same walls keeping people out. The habits that helped you cope can become patterns you can’t seem to break. Sometimes, without realizing it, you carry old hurt into new relationships, new opportunities, and new seasons of your life.
Surviving Myself is an invitation to finally look at all of it. Through honest storytelling, reflection, humor, accountability, and a little tough love, Ericka Branch explores the patterns we repeat, the stories we tell ourselves, the triggers that reveal what still needs our attention, the complicated relationships that shaped us, and our need for closure from people who may never give it.
This isn’t self-help that talks down to you or pretends change is easy; it feels more like sitting across from your sister at the kitchen table in Detroit or receiving that warm auntie hug right before she says, 'Baby, we need to talk.' There’s no judgment in the conversation, but there is truth. Because eventually, we have to ask ourselves: Is what happened to me still deciding who I get to be? You may not be responsible for everything that happened to you, but you do get to decide what happens next. Surviving Myself is where that conversation begins, and it's a perfect complement to Ericka Branch's personal development coaching and her dynamic public speaking workshops.

The Surviving Myself series are the books that Ericka Branch needed before she knew how to write them. This series offers a direct, unsentimental look at the moments we catch ourselves mid-habit and highlights what it takes to choose differently.
The Blueprint for Change: This isn't just about identifying the problem; it’s about the 'do
The Surviving Myself series are the books that Ericka Branch needed before she knew how to write them. This series offers a direct, unsentimental look at the moments we catch ourselves mid-habit and highlights what it takes to choose differently.
The Blueprint for Change: This isn't just about identifying the problem; it’s about the 'doing.' Ericka breaks down practical steps of self-accountability, providing real-world lessons that go beyond typical textbook jargon, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking personal development coaching.
The Voice of Experience: Benefit from Ericka's perspective, shaped by high-level corporate discipline, global grassroots education, and personal reckoning that she shares in her public speaking workshops.
Radical Honesty: A refreshing departure from 'toxic positivity,' this book focuses on the transformative power of facing your own sabotage. It emphasizes how to outgrow old environments, break generational cycles, and step fully into your potential.
"I didn't write this book to tell you how to feel. I wrote it to show you it's OK to feel. I demonstrate how I used those feelings to fight my way through self-sabotage." - Ericka Branch
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