Tristan Helm dealt with low self-esteem for a great number of years and was trying to identify with who he was and who he wanted to be. He was raised in a variety of different cultures and backgrounds and always looked up to many other people while struggling to care about himself. However, he was able to learn more about himself and became satisfied with where he is and who he was as he tries to improve himself. His passion to help people see their true worth and overcome their obstacles inspired him to write “After Midnight: Finding Your Inner Beauty” (published by WestBow Press).

This book highlights the pressure society places on women to look a certain way, but it is also applicable to men, who face mounting pressure to adopt a certain appearance. Helms wants to change this perspective and help bring focus on what beauty really is — a state of mind — and how all should present their attitudes and character. It reveals the most important aspects that should be a part of men and women: their integrity, their conscience, their self-esteem, and most significant, their character.

“This book is not very long for a reason; its principles are simple, and they do not require 300 or more pages to explain. If you can grasp the concepts in this book, realize their value, and make them a part of your thinking, many things in your life will fall into place,” Helm says. “This book will allow you to see your inner beauty, and it will do so by cutting to the chase so you can share the concepts and principles you will find in it with others.”

The publication of “After Midnight: Finding Your Inner Beauty” aims to remind readers that they are worth everything they want to be, They are men and women who deserve to be loved and treated with dignity and do not have to allow others to dictate how they feel about themselves.

“After Midnight: Finding Your Inner Beauty” By Tristan Helm

Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 114 pages | ISBN 9781973688532

Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 114 pages | ISBN 9781973688525

E-Book | 114 pages | ISBN 9781973688518

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