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The Medicine Woman's Guide to Being in Business for Yourself: How to Live by Your Spiritual Vision in a Money-Based World
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November 8, 2020
I am loving this book so far,
It may seem simple but the steps are powerful, they are actual tools to not only reclaim in the business world but tackle honestly any issue.
It teaches you a different perspective while being grounded and also light-hearted in a spiritual way. That we are all the authors of our stories and goals, and some of the biggest battles we create.
It uses established roots to create a path to follow and one you can do multiple times, despite the age of this book the information, because of how it is presented will always be relevant (that I have seen).
This book is like "who moved the cheese" but gets to that layer within I feel in a better way, especially if you have trouble. Its about building success but also about breaking cycles that are damaging. It's easy to overlook what this book is actually doing, which makes it feel more simple than the content is.
If you have this book hold onto it, you will find yourself coming back to this multiple times for different things. I am grateful to find this book. It is being applied not only buffing up my resume but also my mental health and processing trauma.
More people need to know about this book!
It may seem simple but the steps are powerful, they are actual tools to not only reclaim in the business world but tackle honestly any issue.
It teaches you a different perspective while being grounded and also light-hearted in a spiritual way. That we are all the authors of our stories and goals, and some of the biggest battles we create.
It uses established roots to create a path to follow and one you can do multiple times, despite the age of this book the information, because of how it is presented will always be relevant (that I have seen).
This book is like "who moved the cheese" but gets to that layer within I feel in a better way, especially if you have trouble. Its about building success but also about breaking cycles that are damaging. It's easy to overlook what this book is actually doing, which makes it feel more simple than the content is.
If you have this book hold onto it, you will find yourself coming back to this multiple times for different things. I am grateful to find this book. It is being applied not only buffing up my resume but also my mental health and processing trauma.
More people need to know about this book!
March 9, 2009
I didn't agree with everything in this book, but I got a few gems of inspiration here and there that were SO good that I couldn't give it only 3 stars.
April 26, 2017
Outdated cover but timeless wisdom inside.
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