The Actions: 7 Steps To Powerful Change

by Margaret Tran

YOUR ACTIONS BUILDS YOUR LIFE Do you want to reclaim your life, replace bad days with good days, get yourself back on track?

Do you make up excuses instead of doing what it takes to achieve your goals? How many times have you created a story in your head why you shouldn’t be trying something new and challenging? Are you familiar with that drunk monkey whispers in your ears and keeps you from getting what you want?

Now it is time to slap the drunk monkey off your shoulder and take ACTION!

If you want to reclaim your life, replace bad days with good days, get yourself back on track and stop the drunk monkey in action, this is what you’ll need: Identify your objectives. Change your responses. Make a good use of your time. ˃˃˃ In this book, you’ll learn to:

~ Identify and acknowledge self-acceptance.

~ Structure the blueprint of purposeful intentions and goals.

~ Prioritize personal tasks based on the importance.

~ Focus on reconstructing on self-improvement.

~ Improve emotional skills through self-awareness.

~ Cultivate with people who can be helpful.

˃˃˃ Change starts with YOU, and now is the time to take ACTION and create that change within yourself.

In this book, Margaret Tran will guide you how to take action and make your life better.

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Genres: Self Help

167 pages, ebook

Published May 20, 2018

About the author

Margaret Tran, an entrepreneur, author, energy healer, storyteller and speaker about women who went through amazing life changes after loss of a loved one and were in a bad place, but found inspiration to go on and made a life mission to support others who are grieving.

Tran’s book, The ACTIONS was chosen as a finalist in the American Writing Awards, and Book Excellence Award. Tran has been interviewed and featured on All Author, Expert Insights Magazine, and IHeartRadio, and was nominated for the prestigious 2021 global award by Author Elite Awards conferred by Author Academy Elite (AAE).

Reviews

[Literary Reviewer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Born amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the Vietnam War in 1973, Margaret Tran’s early life began with challenges. Adopted at the tender age of three months, she endured the hardships of being labeled a “half-breed” during her school years. Yet, her narrative took a pivotal turn in 1995 when she relocated to America with her adoptive mother. This move offered her opportunities for growth, friendships, a career, and the joy of family life.

However, like many poignant life stories, Tran’s had its share of shadows; the demise of her adoptive mother led her into an abyss of grief that threatened her marriage and relationship with her children. But as readers will discover, it was at this nadir that she found her inner strength. Her book, The Actions: 7 Steps to Powerful Change, is a testament to her transformative journey, showcasing how she emerged from adversity by embracing self-awareness and relentless personal growth.

One of the profound quotes that particularly resonated with me reads, “Set goals, but enjoy the moments of life.” This poignant reminder underscores the essence of Tran’s message: while ambition is commendable, the moments that enrich our lives often lie in self-care and the company of our loved ones.

The Actions goes beyond mere storytelling; it offers practical advice substantiated by Tran’s experiences. Notably, her insights on gracefully receiving criticism and compliments were enlightening, a topic many grapple with.

This book, succinct yet powerful, is a compelling self-improvement guide. Margaret Tran’s inspiring journey from vulnerability to empowerment makes The Actions: 7 Steps to Powerful Change a recommended read for anyone on the quest for personal evolution.

[Jamie Bee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nuggets of Hard-Won Wisdom

I enjoy reading nonfiction that stems from the author's personal experiences. This author has suffered at various times in her life due to the way she was treated first in her homeland and then after the death of her adoptive mother when she was a married adult. The author is very honest about the difficulties she has faced; she is not and has not been perfect in her reactions to her life, but she has transformed all that happened to her into wisdom that she now lives her life by. This book is about what she's learned. She sees that action is important and has created seven steps that form the acronym of ACTIONS for what she has personally discovered. I did find this to be a fascinating read as the author does share some nuggets of wisdom here. Now, this is just a personal thing, but I have never liked the ideas of "monkey mind" or "drunken monkey," and I still don't. She does use that metaphor here. I've never liked it because I think it belittles us and our way of thinking. Nothing ever good comes out of belittling to me. Still, however, even though that little part did annoy me, I appreciated her sharing her wisdom.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

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