Happy Release Day to Author and Nutrition & Lifestyle Coach, Izabella Natrins. I’m delighted to share this new book by my lovely friend and fellow author, Izabella. She has worked so hard on putting together a book that will inform, educate, and advise. Izabella is a nutrition and lifestyle expert with over 30 years’ experience… Continue reading Exciting #NewRelease from Author and Nutrition/Lifestyle Coach, Izabella Natrins @isabelnatrins #Health #Wellbeing
Book Review #RBRT Title: One Life to Be You Author: Juliana Tabares Genre: Self-Help My Rating: 4 Star Book Blurb: How many more years of your life are you going to waste in a job that gives you more unhappiness than joy? You were told that joining a big corporation or a recognised firm is… Continue reading #BookReview One Life to Be You by Juliana Tabares #RBRT #SelfHelp
Revealing the Micro Business Story On Monday 24th September I exhibited at the Micro Business Show at Hogarth’s Hotel in Solihull, West Midlands. The event was the brain child of Karen Heap (Orchard Business Development), Nichola Kelsey (Welcombe Productions) and Rebecca Jones (Glory Design) who wanted to create a business expo for the freelance, sole… Continue reading Revealing the Micro Business Story #MicroBizShow
Title: Therapy Quest Author: Dr Janina Scarlet Category: Self-Help/Fantasy/Role-Playing My Rating: 5 Star My Review: When I was a tween (long before the term ‘tween’ was invented), I loved the Choose Your Own Adventure series that allowed the reader to decide the outcome of the story. I always chose the adventure novels like Dragons… Continue reading #BookReview Therapy Quest by Dr Janina Scarlet @ShadowQuill #TherapyQuest #SelfHelp
Writing for two genres can have it's ups and downs but it certainly keeps me on my toes. Here's an interview I did for fellow blogger, Harry Rodell. As an author of both Fiction and Non-Fiction, what do you feel is your favourite and why? That’s a tricky question! Writing non-fiction feels a bit like the… Continue reading Writing for Two Genres #NonFiction #YA #Interview
How to Identify Your Life Lessons Using a Writing Exercise I know first-hand the benefits of writing for healing purposes, and this exercise is one of my favourite personal development tools. It was my creative writing tutor who introduced me to this as we worked on character development. Designed to challenge us as writers, however, I… Continue reading How to Identify Life Lessons Using a Writing Exercise #AmWriting
My regular blog readers may remember me talking about my illness a few years ago and the subsequent fallout of this. In short, I got a viral infection from a bug bite which has now escalated into an autoimmune disease. I’ve been in constant pain for the last three years. The neurological surgeon wanted to… Continue reading Why We Need a Time Out #Health #Wellbeing
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