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Tyler Erickson is a counselor, hospital chaplain, and author who is passionate about helping people discover their own inner wisdom. After more than a decade of pastoral ministry, Tyler transitioned into counseling, where he now works with individuals and families in West Virginia. His writing blends professional insight with personal reflection, drawing on both faith and psychology to create accessible guides for growth, meaning, and self-understanding.

He is the author of Listening to Yourself: How to Hear Your Own Wisdom, a practical self-help book designed to help readers slow down, pay attention to their inner voice, and live more authentically. Tyler also created the companion journal Wisdom Within: A 40-Day Guided Journal to Self-List ...more

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Tyler Erickson's Blog: Listening to Yourself

The Vulnerability of Writing Listening to Yourself

Writing "Listening to Yourself" was vulnerable for me. Since writing it, questions have crept in: Is it good enough? Will others like it? Did I edit it enough?
You know it’s strange to realize that once your words leave your hands, they no longer belong to you. Readers will interpret, question, and experience them in ways you can’t control, and that’s part of the beauty and terror of art. A book, l Read more of this blog post »

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Published on October 06, 2025 15:46 • Tags: authenticity, creativity, inner-wisdom, personal-growth, self-awareness, self-compassion, vulnerability, writing-process

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Tyler Erickson wrote a new blog post The Vulnerability of Writing Listening to Yourself Writing "Listening to Yourself" was vulnerable for me. Since writing it, questions have crept in: Is it good enough? Will others like it? Did I edit i Read more of this blog post »
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Tyler Erickson added a status update: 48 hours left in the "Listening to Yourself: How to Hear Your Own Wisdom" giveaway! Also, starting Oct 7th, you can buy a copy for $4.99 during my Kindle Countdown on Amazon.
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Tyler Erickson entered a giveaway The New Emotional Intelligence by Travis Bradberry (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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Tyler Erickson shared a quote “What if change didn't have to come from self-hatred or fear but from hope, compassion, and vision? Instead of forcing ourselves to fix what we dislike, we could be drawn to the person we're becoming.” ...more Tyler Erickson
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“What if change didn't have to come from self-hatred or fear but from hope, compassion, and vision? Instead of forcing ourselves to fix what we dislike, we could be drawn to the person we're becoming.”
― Tyler Erickson, Listening to Yourself: How to Hear Your Own Wisdom