Free (nook/Kindle/ePub) Successful Women Think Differently [Xtian Productivity Help]

[ATDrake]

Successful Women Think Differently: 9 Habits to Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Resilient by Valorie Burton (Wikipedia), a professional certified coach who has appeared on CNN, NPR, and Oprah, among others, is her personal productivity and goal-setting motivational advice guide to Exactly What It Says In The Title, geared especially towards women but probably also containing useful tips for all, free courtesy of Christian publisher Harvest House.

I had a quick peek inside this one, and aside from a few occasional bible quotes and some church-related motivational story cases, this appears to take a mostly non-faith-based approach which concentrates on providing standard practical advice that may also be of use to more secular Gentle Readers.

Currently free @ B&N, Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK), Kobo & iTunes & Google Play (all available to Canadians), ChristianBook (ADE-DRM ePub available to select countries).

Description
Popular author and professional certified coach Valorie Burton knows that successful women think differently. They make decisions differently. They set goals differently and bounce back from failure differently. Valorie is dedicated to help women create new thought processes that empower them to succeed in their relationships, finances, work, health, and spiritual life. With new, godly habits, women will discover how to:

• focus on solutions, not problems
• choose courage over fear
• nurture intentional relationships
• take consistent action in the direction of their dreams
• build the muscle of self-control

In this powerful and practical guide, Valorie provides a woman with insight into who she really is and gives her the tools, knowledge, and understanding to succeed.

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Originally Posted by ATDrake

Successful Women Think Differently: 9 Habits to Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Resilient by Valorie Burton (Wikipedia), a professional certified coach who has appeared on CNN, NPR, and Oprah, among others, is her personal productivity and goal-setting motivational advice guide to Exactly What It Says In The Title, geared especially towards women but probably also containing useful tips for all, free courtesy of Christian publisher Harvest House.

I had a quick peek inside this one, and aside from a few occasional bible quotes and some church-related motivational story cases, this appears to take a mostly non-faith-based approach which concentrates on providing standard practical advice that may also be of use to more secular Gentle Readers.

Currently free @ B&N, Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK), Kobo & iTunes & Google Play (all available to Canadians), ChristianBook (ADE-DRM ePub available to select countries).

Description
Popular author and professional certified coach Valorie Burton knows that successful women think differently. They make decisions differently. They set goals differently and bounce back from failure differently. Valorie is dedicated to help women create new thought processes that empower them to succeed in their relationships, finances, work, health, and spiritual life. With new, godly habits, women will discover how to:

• focus on solutions, not problems
• choose courage over fear
• nurture intentional relationships
• take consistent action in the direction of their dreams
• build the muscle of self-control

In this powerful and practical guide, Valorie provides a woman with insight into who she really is and gives her the tools, knowledge, and understanding to succeed.

Repeat freebie, at least once. I know because I noticed that I had already purchased it at Amazon (for zilch).

I don't mind the repeats. In for-free promotions I always try to buy the Amazon mobi. But I also try to get it from some other source, in some other format, for "insurance," at the same time. Sometimes that's not always possible (or more likely, I forget to check other sources). I was able to pick up from Christianbook.com just now this title that you posted.

So, thanks.