Description
Stuck in Yesterday is for anyone who feels trapped by the past-and senses that staying there is costing them their life. You may have explored teachings or practices meant to heal you, yet still feel caught in old patterns, unsure how to move forward with clarity and trust.
Blending the wisdom of yoga, embodied practices, and the author’s doctoral research, this book offers a clear, compassionate path to help you reconnect with your inner compass. At the heart of the book is the Higher Purpose Codex-a six-part process to help you move from disorientation to true alignment through the following codes:
- name your higher purpose
- clarify your core values
- plant your vision seed
- define principles of success
- engage in visionary practices
- and translate insight into action
Through spiritual and embodied practices, you’ll create a living personal manifest, learn to trust your inner guidance, release what no longer fits, and live your purpose with integrity-creating a life that feels aligned, authentic, and fully your own.
Binding Type: Paperback
Author: Gustavo Monje
Published: 01/16/2026
Publisher: Qente Books
ISBN: 9798993949505
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.88lbs
Size: 0.67″ H x 9.00″ L x 6.00″ W
About the Author
Monje, Gustavo: – Gustavo Monje is a professor of College Writing and Literature at Northern Virginia Community College, where he has taught since 2006. Drawing from many years of teaching purpose-building principles to his students, his book, Stuck in Yesterday will be available as a textbook starting in Spring, 2026. Recognized by his native Quechua lineage as a Yachacha Pampa Paqo (Shaman of Wisdom), he integrates Andean spirituality with yogic traditions, leading treks and healing journeys in Peru. Monje coaches individuals and groups in purpose building, meditation, and other Indigenous wellness practices. He is the creator of @GustavoMonjePhD, a Youtube channel with over 20,000 subscribers, and holds a yoga alliance certificate in Tantra Yoga. He is currently a PhD candidate in Visionary Practice and Regenerative Leadership at Southwestern College and the New Earth Institute.
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