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Nadia Asencio

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New York, The United States

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https://bio.site/newyorknadia

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Self Help, Psychology, Nonfiction

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Frederick Dodson, Florence Scovel Shinn, Joe Dispenza, Eckhart Tolle

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July 2015

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Nadia Asencio is a mindset and life coach who specializes in helping people declutter their thoughts, heal from the past, and break free from mental blocks.

With a background in psychology, ancient philosophy, and modern success coaching, she distills complex truths into simple, powerful tools.

Through her YouTube channel and private coaching, she’s helped thousands overcome fear, self-doubt, anxiety, and trauma — and finally step into the life they deserve.

Known as ‘New York Nadia’ and ‘Next Level Nadia’ across social media, she resides in NYC.

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What part of Florida do you live Nadia? I live in Pensacola.

Nadia Asencio Miami; we're (almost?) neighbors! =D…moreMiami; we're (almost?) neighbors! =D(less)

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Hi Nadia. What finally happened to make you take this stand? I have not read your book yet but will do so immediately. I have only followed your conversations so far. Thanks!

Nadia Asencio Good morning Mary; thank you for your question and your support! To answer your question: I grew up in liberal Connecticut and considered myself a Dem…moreGood morning Mary; thank you for your question and your support! To answer your question: I grew up in liberal Connecticut and considered myself a Democrat for years; I phone banked for Hillary when she first ran for POTUS. When the DNC Super Delegates decided to give the nod to Obama, I was miffed; I was just starting my political involvement and hadn't realized that it was possible to have my vote overridden that way. I later identified as a Republican in the hope that my vote would count; after years of working within the GOP in different local campaigns in Florida, I eventually got a job for a non-profit, "non-partisan" organization whose mission was to spread awareness of economic issues. While canvassing homes door to door and speaking to voters face to face, I realized that the vast majority identified as Independents, but registered as either DNC or GOP because they had to in order to vote in the primaries. I also realized that partisanship was keeping them from communicating with other voters; although they were answering my economic questions the exact same way as their neighbors, they'd warn me repeatedly that "the guy next door has no idea what he's talking about; he's a (fill in the name of the opposing party)"! In other words, they were actually agreeing with their neighbors on the issues, but were missing the opportunity to pull their resources to create the change that they both sought, simply because they were supposedly from different parties. The breakdown in communication was due to partisanship; having been a member of both parties myself, I understood that while parties are ok for representatives, they work against the interests of the American people. I decided to do something about it; that's how "Politiquette" was born.

Please let me know your thoughts on the book; your feedback is vital and welcome. If the message rings true to you, please spread the word; my hope is that more voters will adopt the seven simple steps to more effective political discourse, and in so doing, will nurture a political system that will offer us better candidates moving forward.

Thanks again for your time and consideration, Mary; both are greatly appreciated! Have an awesome day! (less)

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	Politiquette: The People's Guide to Political Discourse in the New Millennium 3.58 avg rating — 12 ratings — 5 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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