Live Your Joy Lib/E

by Bonnie St. John

Joy is something that comes from the inside out. It feels like a flowing grace, a feeling of goodness all around, a sense of well-being through good and bad. It is love, gratitude, faith, and empowerment all wrapped together. Joy deepens our experiences. It opens us to seeing a more beautiful sunset, appreciating rather than fault finding, to believing in oneself.

Genres: Self Help

Audio CD

First published April 8, 2009

About the author

Bonnie St. John is one of the nation's leading inspirational speakers and has been featured on the Today Show, Montel Wiliams, CNN, Good Morning America, as well as People magazine, the New York Times, Essence, and many others. Despite the amputation of her leg at age five, she became a silver and bronze medalist in downhill skiing in the 1984 Paralympics at Innsbruck, Austria. She went on to graduate from Harvard University, win the Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, and was appointed to the White House National Economic Council.

Reviews

[Karla]

Just love her message. So wonderfully written- it was a joy to share the narrative she wrote. Amazing. Humbled. Missed meeting her last year, and hope to hear her speak in person one day- she's a rock star - and this world is better because she's made her mark--- such a role model for females. In awe.

[Emily DiGregorio]

Such an uplifting read that reminds us to embrace and be cognizant of the joy that is present in our everyday lives. Bonnie’s writing is so enjoyable, relaxing and overall easy to read. 10/10 recommend!

[Danni]

this book was upbeat and positive. Bonnie is a black skiing olympian who only has one leg. She was fun to listen to.

[Cecily]

Bonnie St. John is an inspirational speaker, she is a bold and courageous woman who has endured much and wants to share her story of success that was achieved through her faith in God. You will agree with most of what she has to say only because you've heard it before, as a matter of fact she makes many direct quotes from other inspirational leaders. It's not the magnificent "pick-me-up" that it claims to be and you won't get an epiphany but it's a nice and easy read.

[Kim Lanza]

I was prompted to read this book after attending a lecture given by the author. I was impressed by her accomplishments and wanted to hear more about her journey. It is full of stories about Bonnie's life that are powerful. While I continue to be impressed by her, the book did not uncover any mystery for me about finding joy.

[Elizabeth]

I listened to this book to and from work positive message but by midway into disc one I just wanted it to end