Get Real: Embrace your strengths, accept your limits and create an authentically happier, healthier you
Autor Sarah Ivensen Limba Engleză Hardback – 7 ian 2021
Grow yourself: nurture your worth, confidence and dreams
Show yourself: dare to be real and trust your instincts
Slow yourself: choose peace and joy over competition and drama
Do you find yourself constantly saying yes, even when you should be saying no? Do you try your hardest to please everyone around you, yet still feel like you're not getting it right?
To write a happier story, you need to take control and become the editor of your most important work - YOU! In Get Real, Sarah Ivens helps you to identify the things that are truly important in life and equips you with the motivation, self-healing techniques and actionable advice needed to improve your mental and physical well-being.
Sarah draws on illuminating research and personal experience: from accepting that her difficult relationship with her father wasn't her fault and coming to terms with the pain of miscarriage, to ending toxic friendships and turning down a million-dollar job offer.
This book is a kind and gentle reminder that it's okay to be yourself - because everyone else really is taken.
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Specificații
ISBN-10: 0349426090
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 132 x 200 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Little Brown
Colecția Piatkus
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
Sarah Ivens has put together a guide to gaining self-acceptance and self-awareness for anyone who wants to embrace their strengths and accept their limits, coupling her extensive research with her own experiences of fighting through personal and professional challenges to lead a happier, healthier life.
Notă biografică
Sarah Ivens, PhD, is the best-selling author of eleven lifestyle and wellness books, including A Modern Girl's Guide to Getting Hitched and Forest Therapy: Seasonal Ways to Embrace Nature for a Happier You, and the founding Editor in Chief of OK! magazine in the US. A Londoner, who now lives in Canterbury, Kent, after 19 years in the US, where she ran OK! magazine in New York City, worked for the drama development team at HBO and certified as a life coach in Los Angeles and learned how to two-step in Texas.
She holds a PhD in Comparative Humanities from the University of Louisville, Kentucky, her work focusing on the changes and choices faced by women during the reign of Elizabeth II, and how the ideas of home and homeland shape a woman's life. She has given lectures at universities around the world and written for academic journals on socioeconomic class and gender. She also has an MA in English Literature and has collaborated as a ghostwriter with many celebrities on their bestselling memoirs and self-help books.