“Besides tackling the issue of self-esteem, the book also shows people how to solve some of their biggest problems relating to family, money, careers, relationships, health and wellness, so they can live happy, fulfilling and joyful lives,” said Njideka N. Olatunde, Creative Empowerment Strategist (CES) and owner of the website, Be Empowered, LLC.
According to Njideka, woman every day around the world are suffering with an “untalked about” or even medically recognized emotional health syndrome LSE (Low Self Esteem) and LSW (Low Self Worth). “I want to bring awareness to women worldwide about how we can overcome this health syndrome and live meaningful and happy lives even in an unhappy world,” she said, thus giving a basis for her writing the book.
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Immediately following a 9/9/1992 automobile accident, two weeks of life support and a month-long coma put Mark Elswick’s very existence in jeopardy. A fractured skull, broken orbital ring, and a broken shin (snapped in half) were just some of the signs that proved to be minor setbacks compared to the relatively unfamiliar injury–at that time–which threatened his life and nearly stole his independence, a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Mark talks to Gina about his survival and success in a truly motivating story.
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Certified as a life coach and the author of two books, Marie Dubuque is your etiquette/social interaction expert. She is based in St. Louis, Missouri, happily married for 17 years, and loves to write and speak about dealing with “life’s tricky situations,” particularly those that couples and dating singles face. She also is a unique specialist with regard to examining “rudeness in the digital age.” She talks with Gina about how technology is changing our lives – but is it for the better or worse?
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