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Say Yes Everyday!: Discovering Your Superpower

Everyone has a superpower, yet very few know what it is, and even fewer still use it. In this book, Laura Brandao explores how she found her superpower and how you can find yours too.Using your superpower will help you to live the best version of you that you can be. It will benefit you and those you love in your life. They will see the new light in your eyes and want to know your secret. You can share your secret with them, and watch their transformation as they unleash the power within them. Your superpower is uniquely yours. Give yourself permission to share it as far and wide as you can, and experience the joy and energy that comes with that sharing.Not only does she share her story but the stories of others who have made the leap and now live fulfilled lives where they make a difference EVERYDAY! Get your copy today and start to see your life transformed.

154 pages, Paperback

Published February 3, 2021

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Laura J. Brandao

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May 12, 2021
This is a short book of snippets of motivational advice, mostly based on the author's life. It's just sort of rambling and nothing really new. Each chapter has several very short sections with bold highlighted advice, mostly having to do with things like starting a business and not taking no for an answer. Two stars for "okay" for me but others may find it more helpful.

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February 12, 2021
I requested this book on NetGalley. I found it a quick and easy read to mix up what I usually read. Overall it made some really good points that are definitely eye opening for me personally. However, at some points I found it a bit too repetitive about points which made me lose focus at some points.
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