Ask the Author: Sandy Mora
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Sandy Mora
I believe it comes from the need to communicate and transcend my own experiences and learnings in a way that it is useful for others.
Writing is a catalyst for my own healing, and also a way to contribute.
Each time I receive a comment from someone who found their own inspiration, clarity or strength due to something I wrote that worked as a trigger, I get fueled to write more.
Writing is a catalyst for my own healing, and also a way to contribute.
Each time I receive a comment from someone who found their own inspiration, clarity or strength due to something I wrote that worked as a trigger, I get fueled to write more.
Sandy Mora
When my son Andy was sick in the hospital I wrote a daily blog and a lot of people told me I should consider writing a book. That's when the seed was planted. Then things kept happening (breast cancer, a second divorce, layoff, financial problems) and learnings kept accumulating (life lessons and a Master in Human Development) until I decided to make it my mission to help people find their own light and strength in the middle of adversity and to provide tools to help them thrive even in the middle of chaos. This book is the first tool.
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