Today's episode puts the spotlight on Teri Rogowski, author of Peace of Mind for Money Matter$.
Her book is a resource guide for anyone who must take over financial matters for themselves or a
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Author Spotlight on Marcia Moran
Author Spotlight on Marcia Moran, Stroke Forward
This looks at a stroke from the eyes of the patient, the caregiver, and the community. It explores solutions that are unconventional, yet are offered by the healthcare workers. Each chapter ends with action items that people can use themselves.
In this episode of Author Spotlight, Marcia shares her journey after her stroke, how she rebuilt her life with the help of her husband and care team, and why writing this book helped her heal. She is on a fresh path: empowering stroke survivors and their supporters to embrace life and healing.
During our conversation, Marcia reveals that 1 in 4 people will suffer a stroke during their lives. Strokes can happen in utero, more younger people are at risk than ever, and those over 60 are the highest percentage stroke
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Author Spotlight on Joie Seldon
About the book
An easily digestible, liberating and inspiring manual for how to harness the power of your greatest personal resources for life and work. In spite of the enormous impact emotions have on our lives, most people don’t know what emotions actually are nor how to intentionally utilize them in service of personal fulfillment.
The book is a guide to emotions, contains foundational knowledge, and exercises for releasing long-held feelings from the past. You will find tools for managing emotions in the present. Joie provide’s guidelines for healthy and productive communication. Reduce stress, get unstuck and live a life of vitality.
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Author Spotlight on Jo Ann Richards
Midlife Magic takes you on the transformative journey of Jo Ann Richards’ life, from childhood through multiple bad marriages, she sheds light on abuse, divorce, and death. Her current marriage is to a military intelligence officer incarcerated for a crime he didn’t commit.
Jo Ann was an active member of the Mormon Church for nearly 30 years until leaving it behind to fully embrace the world of UFOs, elementals, magic, and the paranormal. Through her challenges, she found her strengths, gifts, and inner power, and learned that dreams can, and do, come true.
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Author Spotlight on Janine Bolon
Author Podcasting
Janine Bolon is an expert in podcasting and writing books. Author Podcasting is a guide for author’s who want to promote their book without coming off as salesy.
Inside Author Podcasting, you will discover:
- Tips for creating a media kit.
- What makes a guest hosts are eager to interview.
- A checklist for after you appear as a guest.
Buy the book, Author Podcasting
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Author Spotlight on Clare Biedenharn
Heart to Heart: Spiritual Care Through Deep Listening
Clare Biedenharn became an advocate for her husband when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. “What would you do if this were YOUR family?” For many the natural inclination is to ‘fix’ the problem by offering suggestions, but that approach is limited by one’s experience and personal biases. There is a more effective way to connect with others. It is a skill that can be learned. It begins with a question – an open, honest question.
Dr. Clare discusses an effective model of listening she field-tested with critical care nurses. She consults with individuals, health care professionals, and organizations, helping them discover deep listening can lead to deep connection.
Where to buy the book, Heart to Heart: Spiritual Care Through Deep Listening
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Author Spotlight on Greta Oliver
College Roadmap: Essential Tips For First Time College Students and Their Families
College Roadmap: Essential Tips For First Time College Students and Their Families. The book contains 20 tips to help parents and their students navigate the journey to higher education. It is a workbook. Worksheets are included for families and their college-bound students to complete. Her book addresses many topics of interest to students preparing for and going to college.
She organized the book into three parts:
- Before Acceptance
- During the Wait
- After Acceptance.
Each part describes the tasks that both parents and students should be concerned about. It includes descriptions of how completion of these tasks can aid in finding a college that fits.