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	• Comfort Secrets for Busy Women: Finding Your Way When Your Life Is Overflowing Jennifer Louden Sourcebooks, Inc., 2003 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Nurture the Inner You

The author reminds us that we can change our mood. She says look around and notice what you love right now. "Gratitude is about opening your heart to things that you genuinely enjoy or love in the moment, no matter how small."
This is a good book for anyone feeling overloaded and under-appreciated.

Just what I needed!

This book is an excellent reminder of what every busy woman needs to do to take care of herself!

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Getting In Sync and Making the Most of Your Life

I loved this book because it is down to earth, and addresses the issues we all have when our lives get out of control and we feel overwhelmed. I enjoyed he style in which the book is written and the wise insights and tips to move forward and create a more fulfilling life. In the same breath, I have to recommend Optimal Thinking: How to Be Your Best Self by Rosalene Glickman, Ph.D. because it gives you insight into the shortcomings of the old positive thinking is good/negative thinking is bad paradigm and shows you how to make the most of feelings, thinking, situations, bring out the best in others and truly live your best life. Buy these two books and you will have everything you need to create the life you want.

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Recharging your batteries when you don't know how ...

Nurturing self-love is practice not a concept but few people don't know where to start and be in about it. Jennifer Louden's guidebook takes the frantic out of hectic for busy super women. Keep it close and refer to it for comfort.

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The bestselling author of The Woman?s Comfort Book explores what questions to ask to find a life of fully expressed creativity.

In conversations with women who are seeking or have found their own answers to their own questions, and in vividly imagined visitations from her Comfort Queen, Louden begins to see the importance of simply listening to that quiet inner voice, where all the answers to our own individual path lie waiting for us to discover them.

"Louden shows readers how to get a life of meaning."
-Gail Hudson, Amazon.com

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