Featured Author Wins! Week of November 15th, 2021

Published on: 11/15/2021

Developing a mindset for sales on Boosting Revenue, leveraging optimism on HR.com, and increasing longevity on A Magical Life – our authors were on several great media outlets this week. Check out the highlights below!

 

  • Tracy Lalonde gives you compelling reasons to remain optimistic on HR.com. She writes in an article how confidence and hopefulness about the future can serve as tools for thriving even in uncertain times. Read the article here!
  • Guy Blaise’s book Love Like the French received a great review on Midwest Book Reviews, calling it “impressively informative, motivationally inspiring, impressively practical, thoughtful and thought-provoking” and “an inherently fascinating and potential life-changing, life-enhancing read.” See the review here!
  • In this episode of Fearless Parenting, guest Shelley Buck shares the tragic yet uplifting and powerful story of her son Ryder Buck and how his legacy has helped her and others shine their light. Listen now!
  • Kelly Lewis’s book Tell Her She Can’t was reviewed on Readers Favorite, saying the book “is a non-fiction compilation of stories that demonstrate how each featured woman blew the idea that they would not accomplish what they set out to do.” The review further added that the book is “one my daughters will reference for a long time to come.” See the review here!

About the Author

Written by: Julie Broad

Julie Broad is an Amazon Overall #1 Best Selling Author, an International Book Award Winner, and recipient of the Beverly Hills Book Award for Best Sales book.

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