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RING, Monica

Jan 29, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Christian, Health & Wellbeing, Hill of Grace, Manual \ Training Material, Self-help \ Personal Development, South Australia
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ISBN 978-0-6486616-8-9
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Luminous: A journey to self-care, self-love and self-discovery

How do you feel about yourself right at this very moment? How do you truly feel mentally, physically, spiritually and emotionally?

In this modern our day-to-day is so full with life commitments that we often neglect our self-care.
 
Whatever your idea of self-care is, there is no right or wrong way of doing it. In this book we will explore 20 steps to achieve and maintain emotional, physical and mental self-care.
 
Each step is a guideline for living your best life and achieving your best self.
 
So, without further ado, let’s get right into it.
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About the Author

If you are reading about me then I am sure you know about Luminous which is great. I am a South-Sudanese- Australian, I was born in Ethiopia, and raised in Kenya. I currently live in Adelaide, South Australia with my family. I have a degree in Social Science (Human Services). I have a passion for life and helping people to live their best lives. I am a spiritual person; I believe that my relationship with God has helped me to overcome many battles in life that could have completely broken me. I have been through a few trails in life, but I have overcome with grace and resilience.

Interesting facts about me:

  • God is first
  • I am a passionate person, I put my all into anything I do
  • I am sometimes misunderstood because I am so passionate
  • I love myself as I am (my teenage insecure days are long gone, hallelujah!)
  • I have zero tolerance for nonsense!
  • I am never afraid to voice my opinion (I keep it real)
  • I am a 100 percent human (plus the God in Me so am I really 100 human?) find out in the next book…..
  • What’s interesting about me is that these interesting facts might not be that interesting after all..huh! (I am keeping my real interesting facts to myself) 😊
  • Last but not least, I don’t know you, but I have love and respect for you because you are human (let’s be kind to one another!)

ELIZABETH, Ashton

Jan 27, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Children's Books, Melbourne, Painting & Illustration, Self-help \ Personal Development, Victoria

Author David Alomes' new book The death of Violence
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ISBN 978-1-922452-49-8
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Trolls

Illustrated by Tiffany Larocca. 

Writing this children’s book with the intention to raise awareness on cyberbullying and Trolls. I want children to be educated on the effects negative comments can have on other children. I wish to inform children to be aware that there are people on the Internet who are going to target and provoke drama. Unpleasant intentions to hurt and put people down. Although we cannot stop every Troll online, if we raise more awareness to the damage that it does to individuals, we can teach our children how to treat other people to be kind on the Internet, we can teach them how to deal with feelings targeted on the Internet and how not to let them ruin their self- esteem and spirts.

FURYK, Zac

Jan 14, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Health & Wellbeing, Manual \ Training Material, Self-help \ Personal Development, Victoria
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ISBN 978-1-922337-18-4
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Me, Myself and I

Ever doubt yourself? Think you couldn’t achieve a certain goal? Lack focus and motivation?

Use this method of journaling to help establish a greater sense of self worth and self-focus. Assist to develop a better understanding of gratitude, love and joy. Switch your mentality to “I can”, “I do” and “I believe”. Lose mental limitations and begin to believe without boundaries. Goal setting just got exciting! Every minute spent with this little pocket of positivity, should be a time to focus on yourself, your goals, your dreams and your gratitude.

DREW, Gillian

Jan 3, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Business, Manual \ Training Material, New South Wales, Self-help \ Personal Development
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ISBN 978-0-6486785-9-5
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GPS: Your Guide to Navigating Change

Get help with:

  • Where to start with change and how to get a handle on what’s just happened.
  • Knowing when to take action and when to step back and allow life to unfold.
  • The steps you can take to understand change and work with it, instead of against it.
  • Tips on what you can do to influence change in your world.

Any life change is a journey. There’s a starting point when your world begins to change, an end point when you think you’ve made it through, and a pathway between the two. That pathway can have twists and turns, roundabouts, and hairpin bends, or it can be a direct line from start to end.

The GPS consists of three key tools to help you on this journey:

  1. A compass,
  2. A road map, and
  3. A travel guide.

The GPS as a whole gives you a systemised way to proceed through life’s challenging, confusing, and overwhelming moments. It isn’t the crystal ball you’d sometimes like to have in times of change, but its structure will give you reassurance when everything else seems out of control.

Using the road map, compass, and travel guide, you’ll come to approach change (and life!) from a completely different perspective. Change is usually uncomfortable, it can even be a little (or a lot) scary, but with the GPS you have a strategy that keeps you on track, and in tune with where you’re at along the way.

 

About the Author

Author, kinesiologist, workshop facilitator

Gillian has first-hand experience in navigating stress and change.  Burnout from a corporate career led her to change life direction to one more supportive of self; and now she helps others do the same! 

Creating personal change takes a combination of logic and strategy, soul searching and insight.  Gillian’s broad experience enables her to bring those skills together to guide others through stress and change and towards happier results.

Gillian is a country-girl at heart, and is on a personal mission to create change by reducing the use of single-use plastic!

MILLER, Gail

Jan 3, 2020 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Health & Wellbeing, Medical, Self-help \ Personal Development, South Australia
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ISBN 978-0-922337-15-3
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Five Easy Ways to Solve the Aged Care Puzzle

IT’S TRICKY BEING PART OF THE SANDWICH GENERATION.

Why are we called that? It’s simple – we’re sandwiched between our kids who are possibly still finding their way and our parents who are possibly losing theirs.

When reading 5 Easy Ways to Solve the Aged Care Puzzle, stories may sound all too familiar. You may think I’m zeroing in on your family.

Trust me, I’m not, because my stories come from a variety of places around the globe in western civilisations.

It’s so important for you to realise that you’re not alone in this tricky transitional journey. Many of your friends and colleagues may also be perplexed with the issues of impending Aged Care for their loved ones.

Talk with them, talk with the type of professionals mentioned in this book and make the process easier. It doesn’t have to be hard. Talking can ease what you’re going through.

Imagine the process being easy, because you enlisted the help of professionals who do this every day and know all the tips and tricks of this ever-changing process.

Moving a loved one into Aged Care is not a Set and Forget process. It requires follow-up with the Aged Care Home staff, observation of changes, continuing to pay bills and shopping for incidentals, but your loved one will be safe.

And if you’ve been involved in full-time care for a loved one, you’ll possibly find that after 24/7 care is over, you may begin to remember the funnier moments.

About the Author

Imagine taking a whole new direction in life because you dared to listen to that inner voice saying

~ ‘Do what lights you up. Do what you’re passionate about.’

My mantra ~ ‘Age is just a number. Attitude is everything!’  Gail Miller

So at 55 ~

  • I wrote What we’re Wheelie like on disability, difference and inclusion
  • I began Public Speaking ~ on the stories behind what I write
  • on how mindset affects your life’s outcomes
  • I became a Mindset Mentor

By 60 ~

To book me to Speak or  to Facilitate a Program, please email [email protected]

COLQUIST, Heather

Dec 21, 2019 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Alternative Spirituality, Australian, Psychology \ Mental Health, Self-help \ Personal Development, South Australia
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ISBN 978-0-6486616-3-4
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ISBN 978-1-922337-29-0
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Healing Depression

As the author of Whispers from the Angels I am pleased to say that I have been guided to write another healing book.

My journey through depression lasted many years and at times it was for me life threatening.  I know now that I have been one of the luckier ones to have come out of it on the other side by learning how to recognise and use my Life Tools.

Healing Depression Using Life Tools is a book that has at times been channelled to me from a much Higher Power and it has been written with great passion to show people that in time you can recover from an illness such as depression.

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The discovery of being able to learn to identify and access my own Life Tools to assist me through my journey of depression has been a truly enlightening experience as it has taken me from the darkness into the light.

We all have Life Tools, they are deeply entrenched within all of us and if we are able to recognise them and use them in a positive way they really can help us through all of those tough times in life.

A great deal of uncovered wisdom through my journey has taught me that we can empower ourselves back to a much happier and healthier way of life if only we would take the time to educate ourselves and learn to be more in tune with what our bodies are really saying to us in times of great stress.

The journey that I went through has taught me a great deal about myself, I would not trade what I went through now for anything in the world for it has taught me that no matter how deep the hurt in life there is always hope.  We do not need to travel through these really tough times alone.  There are always people out there who can assist us to manage our illness in a more positive way if only we will let them.

Faith, hope, and an innate belief in ourselves are powerful Life Tools and they play a major role in allowing us through time to become better.

Positive change will always promote positive growth and you can achieve wellness by accessing your Life Tools.  Empower yourself to a much more balanced way of life by learning that it is okay to love yourself.  Learn to value your life in a way that you have never done so before.

Never ever give up on hope!

Heather Colquist

Diploma of Professional Counselling (Major in Grief and Loss)