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Great Reads: Five Must-Have Books!

Sometimes you just need to sit and lose yourself in a great book. I am delighted to share with you a few that have sparked my imagination, inspired me to change the way I think, and some that have brought me to tears. All of this with the power of the printed page. Whether you choose to purchase a copy for yourself or share them with loved ones this holiday season, I promise they will not disappoint!

The First Key: How to Remove Subconscious Sabotage

by Daphna Slonim, MD.

It’s true, we all get in our own way.  Finally there is a simple technique to detect and REMOVE the blocks that have been stopping us from achieving our dreams.  This technique has personally transformed my life and so it is my honor and privilege to share her amazing work everywhere I go.  It’s time to achieve all you desire and more.  Make sure your subconscious is on board!

Available as a Book & DVD or in eBookformat.

The Essentials of Fabulous: Because Whatever Doesn’t Work Here Anymore

by Ellen Lubin-Sherman

True to the title, Ms. Lubin-Sherman shares her wit and wisdom in this divine little manual that teaches you the art of being fabulous. Exquisite original watercolors illustrate each nugget of information. It’s a wonderful read, oozing with charm and panache. I loved it form the moment I picked it up. We need more fabulous people in the world, so by all means, share it with your friends!

Get it here.

Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from the Author of Dear Sugar

by Cheryl Strayed

Oh. My. Goodness. This book is a collection of letters written to the advice columnist Dear Sugar (revealed to be the author Cheryl Strayed) and her eloquent and profound responses. They are heart-breakingly honest, funny and tragic, all at the same time. Read it. You’ll thank me later.

Get it here.

Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us

by Seth Godin

I adore Seth Godin. He has such sage advice on marketing and leadership, but this one keeps coming back to me, especially with the clients and teams I have been working with recently. If you are interested in infusing your work with passion and purpose, then grab this little book. We really do need you to lead us!

Get it here.

Finding Your Way in a Wild New World: Reclaim Your True Nature to Create the Life You Want

by Martha Beck

Martha Beck shares her latest wisdom from Londolozi, a wilderness preserve in Africa. She maps out how a person can find their true calling and then offers tools to get you connected and on the path of higher purpose. Once you work out the subconscious sabotage issue, this is your next step!

Get it here.

 

Happy Reading!

 

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Alexa Fischer

Meet Alexa Fischer

Wishbeads founder Alexa Fischer is an actress, teacher, author, and speaker whose work helps people go after their dreams, build their confidence, and break free from fear. It’s time to ignite your light.

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