by Sheri | Jan 10, 2018 | Creative Coaching, Personal Development, Publishing, Writing
We all have a story—many actually—which define and influence, sometimes greatly, how we perceive things and choose to live our lives. Learning about other people’s journeys lets us know that we’re not alone, whether it’s a blog, book, or biography we’re reading and/or engaging in a great conversation. In some ways, it even helps us to heal when healing is needed. It teaches us more compassion, and help us to grow.
by Sheri | Dec 15, 2017 | Authors, Health and Wellness, Inspiration, New Author, Publishing
If there is one quality that shone through the creative process of bringing this beautiful book to light, it would be courage. That’s what it took, and then some, for Tanya to overcome the challenges she has faced with sugar addiction. How brave it was of Tanya to...
by Sheri | Dec 8, 2017 | Authors, Family, Mental Health, New Release, Partner Publishing
It’s such a lovely treat to work with and co-create with an educator such as Jill Tenkula. Like many of our teacher/author clients, she possesses tremendous heart and compassion for making a lasting difference in the young lives she molds every day. In her new book...
by Sheri | May 27, 2017 | Children's Book, Family, New Author, New Release
The Adventures of Gilda is a beautiful and magical story; a traditional tale in many ways, yet sprinkled throughout are intriguing twists and turns that we can relate to in today’s world. Quite interestingly and creatively, it incorporates some of life’s important lessons and choices such as leaving home for a big opportunity, taking care of nature, and consequences of being mean.
by Sheri | Jan 31, 2017 | Mental Health, New Release, Poetry, Writing
Rod’s writing explores the edges of life. He talks about suffering in silence, and brings to light that many still do. Although there is much more dialogue around mental health, we still have a way to go. Kudos to Rod for unveiling these thought-filled and provocative words; and perhaps encouraging us as well to put pen to paper to explore our innermost thoughts, and heal.
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