“…a voice of encouragement for those who believe success is impossible.”

Susan Jeffers, Ph.D. author of Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway

The new best seller from the author of "free Feeling Real Emotions Everyday".

It is famously written and quoted that we are more scared of our power, of our light than our dark, but here is something else: I think that many of us are ashamed of our power. Because we were not always powerful. We were all small once, we have all been scared, of something real or unreal, usually both, we have all had to hide or run.

This is just one of the origins of fear of success. This book is written to shed light on:-

- The problem – what is fear of success?

- The solutions – how do we get through our fear of success to embrace our authenticity?

- The origins – what are the causes, the roots of our fear, sometimes we have to address the problem at its source.

To enjoy life.

Anything is possible.

Pearl has travelled around the world to learn from healing masters: a Sikh yogi, a Toltec family, a Bhutanese monk, a Vietnamese nun, an African shaman, a Native American healer, an Indian guru and experts in Borneo, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Hawai’i…

She has excelled as a Zumba® Instructor, not just teaching master classes and in schools, but also pioneering Zumba Gold® and chair classes for people suffering from multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer’s.

Pearl is also a filmmaker, with a Masters in Film who independently produced Everything To Dance For starring Strictly Come Dancing’s Brendan Cole. Her first feature film Cheating Nature was one of the first digital features to be shot in the world.

She also has a BSc (Honours) in Pure Mathematics, but it took studying Buddhism to even begin to understand quantum theory.

Pearl is also a living kidney donor, having donated a kidney to her brother in 2002, eight years later she wrote the first book about donation in the UK by a donor.

She is the award winning author of 77 books.

© 2022 Pearl Escapes (Luisterboek): 9781667971025

Publicatiedatum

Luisterboek: 16 mei 2022