Red Shoes Living: Stand Out For The Positive In How You Work And Live Your Life

by Lonnie Mayne

Red Shoes Living offers a higher standard by which you can live, work, and thrive. 

In a world that is increasingly noisy and negative, the Red Shoes philosophy has become a symbol for making a positive impact. As an authentic authority in this growing movement, Lonnie Mayne shares his expertise on standing out in the way you live, the way you interact with people and the way you can make a difference - whether in business or your personal life. Red Shoes Living is a way of life. 

Red Shoes Living creates meaning. It suggests that simply by acknowledging another person's humanity and listening to his or her story, you bridge the gulfs that tend to separate us. There is nothing else like it. And once embraced, you will never turn back. 

Genres: Nonfiction

163 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 30, 2019

Reviews

[Jeff]

A few years back, while I was still working for a living, someone suggested to me that I read Red Shoes Living by Lonnie Mayne. Little did I know that this simple book would turn out to be one of the most transformative books I had ever read. It talks about living life in a more meaningful and mindful way, focusing on gratitude and appreciation every day instead of getting caught up in daily stressors. Red Shoes Living has helped me find joy, peace and balance within my own life, even when faced with difficult circumstances.

[Andreas Konstantinou · Rating 3 out of 5]

Red Shoes living is a heartwarming tale about bringing out the best in ourselves and others. It can really impact people’s lives, and it helped me shift my mindset on how I see people in need. Where it lacks is how communicates the learnings which is rather unstructured, and in the poor delivery of the audiobook

[Vassilis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Found this book to have a lot of good lines and ideas but little fundamentals of support for them. Thereby making the ideas feel empty.

[Krystle Hasapis · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this for work and I love the positive message in “Red Shoes Living”