What if the life you built isn't the problem?What if you don't need to run away, start over, become someone new, or finally get everything figured out?What if you simply forgot to leave a little room for yourself?For years, Angela Jackson did what so many of us do. She loved her people, worked hard, showed up, carried what needed carrying, and kept moving forward. She was capable-and when you're capable, people tend to hand you more to carry.So she carried it.And somewhere between the responsibilities, expectations, plans, and promises of "one day," she began to realize something:She wasn't unhappy with her life.She was missing from parts of it.Still Rearranging is an honest, funny, and deeply personal look at what happens when you begin questioning the rules you've been living by. Through stories from a life spent loving, working, giving, learning, and changing, Angela explores what it means to love your people without disappearing inside their needs.This isn't about becoming a different person.It's about remembering the person who was there all along.Maybe you don't need to burn everything down.Maybe some things need to stay. Some things need to move. Some things can finally be put down.And maybe, for the first time in a long time, you need to make a little room for you.You don't have to wait for one day.