Rae Roth

While I enjoy reading anything from novels to drama to short stories and poems, in recent years I became an enthusiastic reader of non-fiction, self-help books.
Since I first stumbled upon the power this genre holds and its ability to improve your life and in its contribution to your personal and professional development, I became hooked.
I experienced many wonderful changes in my life and a source of joy that is beyond words. Self-help books share valuable knowledge but more than that they guide you how to use the knowledge and support you on your way.
In my book "Cut Your Cravings." I have implemented this priceless formula, offering both the theory and the steps to achieve your desire.

Even though I grew up with three sisters at home I had a good amount of privacy. In those moments when it was just me around, I would go out to the backyard, sit on the swing and compose short poems. The green grass, tall trees and wind in my hair were a source of inspiration and stimulated my creative side.
Once an idea came to mind I would run upstairs to the computer (back then a big square box), open a file and type away.
During my teen years I used to design greeting cards. Passionate about finding the right words and the images to enhance them I spent my time creating personalized messages that would amuse and elate their recipients.
Funny how it took three decades to realize my passion for sharing information that will give a sense of increase to its receiver.
Now in my thirties, I use my writings to encourage, motivate and teach how to live a happier, healthier more abundant life.