What if the goal is how you live instead of what you achieve?
Valorie Burton, certified personal life coach and bestselling author of Successful Women Think Differently (over 150,000 copies sold), identifies key habits that will help you reexamine your priorities and create a new definition of success for yourself. Learn how toset priorities so the things that matter actually get attentiondefine "normal" for yourself instead of following the crowdfocus on long-term dreams instead of momentary success
Instead of checking off endless to-do lists, discover the power of living at peace, being content, and having enough instead of striving for more.
I am a bestselling author, speaker, and life coach dedicated to helping people like you get unstuck and be unstoppable in every area of life.
I founded The Coaching and Positive Psychology (CaPP) Institute and have served as a Certified Personal and Executive Coach to hundreds of clients in over 40 states and ten countries.
For more than a decade, I have had the pleasure of writing, speaking, and coaching in order to help people like you:
- Make major life changes - Be happier and have more fun - Become strong leaders - Achieve professional dreams - Navigate setbacks - Speak up with confidence - Feel at peace with decisions - Conquer emotions that can cause self-sabotage
Let me help you get unstuck and be unstoppable!
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Valorie Burton has brought her unique experience for success and how she has seen it applied to friends and to her clients in a book that covers how to speak successfully. I grabbed this book hoping to find what I found in “Crucial Conversations” a how-to for work to work and personal situations. However this book, did include research how successful women speak differently and include personal stories, a large part of this book was based on spirituality and faith. I do not find fault in the power of prayer but I was looking for something a bit more based in research. One of my chapter had included the research of “Power-posing.” A topic entirely grounded on research and I already had some previous knowledge of it from Ted talk. Valorie did teach me quite a bit I hadn’t learned of before, but it lacked the structure of a how-to, that I was looking for.
Loved this book because it is written by a person of color from her own experience and expertise. A summary table or acronym of the 9 habits for memorizing would be good. I am writing after a long time...so its possible my suggestion is already there.