Everything is subject to change. At any given moment we face changes in health, career, finances, relationships, even our spirituality. These moments can be tough or sweet, but how we handle them will determine the course of the rest of our life. How do we handle it all? What's the secret? This book offers sixty-seven powerful techniques to embrace each challenge with courage, love, and grace. It shows you how to not only cope with change but master it. You can actually use change to achieve personal goals and make your life more spiritually fulfilling.
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A beautiful, practical book filled with gems that bring light, harmony and balance into our lives. -- Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., author, Love is Letting Go of Fear
A radiance that touches the core of one's inner self no matter what your religion or philosophy. Fabulous insights on attaining authentic power. -- Sherry Suib Cohen, author, Secrets of a Very Good Marriage: Lessons from the Sea
How To Master Change In Your Life is a creative and spiritual guidebook with sixty-seven creative exercises to help the reader confront the challenges of life and become a spiritual survivor. How To Master Change In Your Life encourages readers to chart their own journey through each change in their life. A compendium of true life stories, the author's own personal challenges, and sixty-seven creative exercises serve as practical and uplifting escorts through life's most difficult moments. How To Master Change In Your Life is a valuable addition to any self-help, spirituality, or inspirational reading list. -- Midwest Book Review
Real-life help for everything from spiritual crisis to changing careers - all given in a humorous, down-to-earth manner. --Joan Borysenk, Ph.D., author, Minding the Body, Mending the Mind and Fire in the Soul
A radiance that touches the core of one's inner self no matter what your religion or philosophy. Fabulous insights on attaining authentic power. -- Sherry Suib Cohen, author, Secrets of a Very Good Marriage: Lessons from the Sea
How To Master Change In Your Life is a creative and spiritual guidebook with sixty-seven creative exercises to help the reader confront the challenges of life and become a spiritual survivor. How To Master Change In Your Life encourages readers to chart their own journey through each change in their life. A compendium of true life stories, the author's own personal challenges, and sixty-seven creative exercises serve as practical and uplifting escorts through life's most difficult moments. How To Master Change In Your Life is a valuable addition to any self-help, spirituality, or inspirational reading list. -- Midwest Book Review
Real-life help for everything from spiritual crisis to changing careers - all given in a humorous, down-to-earth manner. --Joan Borysenk, Ph.D., author, Minding the Body, Mending the Mind and Fire in the Soul
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This is a beautiful practical book filled with gems that bring light harmony and balance into our lives. -Gerald G. Jampolsky M.D.
Author of Real-life help for everything from spiritual crisis to changing careers-all given in a humorous down-to-earth manner that will appeal to anyone experiencing change in their lives
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Mary Carroll Moore spent all her growing-up summers on an Adirondack lake and won her first art contest at age twelve. She ran a cooking school and wrote cookbooks (under the name Mary Harrison Carroll) and a syndicated food column for the first ten years of her writing career. Now she teaches creative writing at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis, The Hudson Valley Writers' Center near New York City, and several other writing schools in the U.S. Over 300 of her columns, essays, short stories, articles, and poetry have appeared in literary journals, magazines, and newspapers around the U.S. and have won awards with the McKnight Awards for Creative Prose, Glimmer Train Press, the Loft Mentor Series, and other writing competitions. Interviewed by the New York Times for her multi-discipline artistic focus, she is also a painter and recording artist. She lives with her family in New England.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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REFRESHING !,
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This review is from: How to Master Change in Your Life: 67 Ways to Handle Life's Toughest Moments (Paperback)
Do wish that things could always remain the same? Have you found that they don't? Are you afraid that you lack the strength and ability to cope with on-going change in your life? Ms. Moore offers the concept that changes are gifts from a loving God, and invites us to consider the benefits, the inherent blessings contained in these gifts. She shares her own personal experiences in surviving cancer, and bankruptcy, just to mention a few. She also includes refreshing, insightful exercises to help one surpass the "helpless victim consciousness", and re-gain mastery over any situation. The book is further enhanced by true experiences of many of Ms. Moore's friends. Each recognized their need to change, for personal and spiritual growth. I especially liked the "Daily Problem Solver" passage, and the "Asking God a Question" exercise on pages 117-118. They are among the many tips presented in this remarkable book to help anyone handle life's difficult moments.
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A useful guide for everyday living,
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Recent changes in my life have made me feel confused and lostabout myself and my life. I am still quite young and in the prime ofmy life for change and personal growth. I really was looking for a book that wasn't "out there" but was more down to earth and could help me deal with my feelings of confusion and help me set a path to my life. I am taking my days one at a time now and looking for the positive in every experience thanks to this book. I am a pretty conservative person and this book has helped me to open my mind and my heart. I highly recommend it to anyone experiencing any confusion about life or anyone who feels they need some guidance. This book is guaranteed to make you feel much more in control of your own destiny and feelings.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Facilitating Change,
By Lorraine Seeley Buell, Author of Shipmates (Atlanta, GA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Master Change in Your Life: 67 Ways to Handle Life's Toughest Moments (Paperback)
Through the honesty and courage expressed in this book, Mary Carroll Moore helped me facilitate change in my life! The exercises are simple, practical, and life-changing. It has become a handbook for me--every time I find myself facing a new level of change, I pull it out. Invariable, I put my hands on exactly what I need!
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