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Hello Author Rana Bitar, Welcome to WorldAuthors.Org! Tell us about yourself. I am a hematologist/ oncologist, author, and poet. I was born in Syria, where I graduated from medical school and came to the USA in 1990 to finish my training and specialize. I hold a master’s degree in English and creative writing, and I currently practice medicine in NY, where I live with my husband and two children. What do you like to do in your spare time?When I am not working as a doctor, I write and read. I also enjoy gardening and connecting with nature. Can you tell us…

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Navigating work deadlines, relationships, expectations and conflict eventually takes its toll. You want to be productive. You want to engage. But there are days when everything just seems so … hard. If there were a way to make your situation less complicated while serving yourself and your clients more fully, more completely and more powerfully, would you try it? “Easier always exists,” said business coach and bestselling author Chris Westfall. “Even when life isn’t easy, there’s a way to show up that makes difficult circumstances easier.” In his new, aptly titled book, Easier: 60 Ways to Make Your Work Life Work…

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Lucia Matuonto has done it again! The children’s book author has just published her latest children’s chapter book entitled Out of the Box. While Matuonto’s successful Zoe the Crab book series focused more on inclusion and diversity, Out of the Box is exploring another important topic: our environment. Out of the Box tells the story of Noah, a young boy who lives in Gray Town. Gray Town is the most polluted place; however, this is all Noah has ever known. One day, Noah accidentally stumbles upon Green City: the total opposite of Gray Town. Green City is a place where clean energy, clean air and the…

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Do you feel as if you’ve professionally or personally plateaued? Are you plagued by stress or anxiety? Are you searching for greater meaning and purpose? For more than 20 years, author and Inner Matrix Systems founder Joey Klein has studied a range of healing modalities, from psychology and neuroscience to martial arts and mediation. He synthesized effective elements from multiple disciplines into a single approach that he says can help others train their thoughts and feelings to discontinue destructive patterns, engage their formidable internal resources and create powerful visions for their lives. “Each of us has our own Inner Matrix,…

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Psychological research has confirmed that we would all be happier and more successful if we could think more positively. Yet, as many of us are aware, thinking positively can be a challenge. Timed for International Day of Happiness (March 20), Focused Positivity: The Path to Success and Peace of Mind (Rowman & Littlefield; ISBN: 9781538153284), from author John F. Tholen, Ph.D., presents a science-based program that makes positive thinking accessible. Cognitive therapy (CT) has become recognized as the “gold standard” of psychological treatments, and the most efficient form of CT is the focused positivity strategy. Over his 40-plus years in practice as a clinical…

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With society moving to, and establishing a post covid-19 ‘new normal’, the business world has had to adapt to changes in styles of communication, both within organisations and to external parties. Australian author, voice coach, public speaker, teacher and singer, Maria Pellicano believes that there has never been a more important time to hone in on the skills that will help you to develop your career, expand your life and begin to see your authentic self confidence grow. “Your voice is your power to influence and lead others. Have you ever heard a tall strong man with a weak timid…

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Hello Author Janelle Molony, Welcome to WorldAuthors.Org! Tell us about yourself.Janelle Molony, award-winning non-fiction author, freelance journalist, and family historian. I write about amazing people from the past and have recently published a book about a family member who was an inmate of the St. Peter State Hospital for the Insane in Minnesota: My great-grandmother, Martha Nasch. She was patient #20864. She was committed after she claimed she could neither eat nor drink. But that’s not all… After the passing of my grandfather in 2019, I inherited an old, beat-up notebook that my grandfather had never mentioned previously. It was a…

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Are you tired of doing everything yourself? Do you wish people would give you the help you need? Do you get frustrated when your attempts to help others don’t work? Knowing how to extend a helping hand or ask for assistance when needed is one of the best ways to build trusting, collaborative and mutually beneficial relationships with colleagues, clients, family and friends. And yet, for far too many folks, “help fluency” remains elusive. Go To Help from mother-daughter team Deborah Grayson Riegel and Sophie Riegel is a truly groundbreaking, easy-to-use guide that teaches concrete strategies to help readers get better…

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In filmmaker and novelist John Huddles’ new tale, the last daughter of an ancient house breaks from the abusive prince that she married at the age of 17 (thinking he would save her from her troubles) before making an epic trek of body and mind to acquire self-knowledge and gain agency over her own life. A mix of legend, adventure and spiritual exploration, Asha Of The Air interweaves European chivalric tradition and the teachings of sacred Hindu texts to craft a brilliantly immersive world where fantasy and science, history and myth combine to form a tale of intense emotionality. Asha’s story is…

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Rey Rey Rodriguez is a renowned visual artist, entrepreneur, and the CEO and founder of The Mind of Rey Rey. He first gained local popularity as a photographer and short filmmaker, and then used social media to help market himself and his artwork. In this article, he gives a quick timeline explanation of his growth, from being handed a camera, to starting his business. The Good Times of Photography: When I started photography, it was just a therapeutic outlet for me. I grew up in a physically and mentally abusive household, and had all of the signs that I had developed…

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