The Logical Magic of Change: How to cope with just about anything And bring about positive change!
by Valerie Thompson
Price: $3.99 USD. 20740 words.
Published on August 13, 2010. Nonfiction.
A refreshingly realistic guide to how to bring about change in thinking, feeling and behaving, that does not, unlike most positive thinking books, gloss over the tough stuff. The author, who is what's known as highly sensitive, studied the law of attraction in the 80s, and wrote this book as she felt too many people were being misled. Glorious change is possible and she explains the process.
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: June 16, 2010
Valerie Thompson
Biography
Life Coach and writer with a 40 year work history, a mother, grandmother, and realistic positive thinker. Please see www.calmrise.com for reviews and testimonials from people who have read The Logical Magic of Change. And for more info about me please see www.valerieelizabeththompson.com
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Website: http://www.valerieelizabeththompson.com
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Smashwords book reviews by Valerie Thompson
- Smashwords Style Guide
on Aug. 17, 2010
I feel a debt of gratitude to Mark Coker for creating such a detailed and easy to follow guide. A thorough read of it simplified the process no end. My only issue is with the cover, as I uploaded a pic that was too small even though the size matched the style guide's recommended 600 by 900 pixels, at least according to Microsoft's picture editor. I've now uploaded another but the small one is still showing by my listing. I have resubmitted (on Sunday) so perhaps this will right itself. If you are a first timer, as I was, I suggest you spend an hour or so reading the guide from the comfort of your sofa, and resist the urge to try to learn as you go. From reading it I also learned a lot about Microsoft word I never knew, which was a big bonus. So, thank you heaps, Mark.