Find Your Heart, Follow Your Heart:
Get to the Heart of What Matters and Create Your Abundant,
Authentic, Joyful
Life
Keri Olson
Balboa Press, a division of Hay
House
July 2017
Ebook $3.99
Paperback $11.99
Hardcover $26.58
ISBN 9781504384476
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About
the Book:
Are you at a crossroads in your
personal or professional life? Do you long for more meaning, joy, and
authenticity? Do you feel stuck, yet crave something new?
Find Your Heart, Follow Your
Heart is there to help guide you on your journey. Through a series
of essays, affirmations, and associated questions, you'll explore topics
intended to help you find opportunities for growth and illumination for your
path.
This engaging book will help you
discover the answers that are already there waiting for you--deep in your
heart.
A
brief interview with the author:
Welcome,
Keri. Can you please share your motivation behind the book.
I was drawn to write Find Your Heart, Follow Your Heart following
a series of life-threatening and life-altering illnesses I’ve experienced since
I was in my 20s. Each of those illnesses has caused me to go deep within, to
examine my life, to determine what’s important to me and then to frame my life
going forward to provide the greatest amount of abundance, authenticity and
joy. I was also drawn to the subject of hearts after finding heart-shaped
stones and other heart-shaped objects on my daily walks.
What
would you like readers to tell potential readers about the book?
Find
Your Heart, Follow Your Heart is part memoir and part inspiration, but
it is mostly a book to engage readers to examine their lives. While the essays
tell of my life experiences and thoughts, they are intended to fuel readers’
thinking about how each of the topics might relate to their own lives. The
affirmations associated with each essay are designed to help readers articulate
what they want. The questions following each essay invite readers’
contemplation and examination in order to better understand their deeper
selves, hear what’s calling them, help set priorities, and create the life they
want. The book’s epilogue offers tangible suggestions for utilizing the book as
they go forward.
How
are readers responding?
I am both overwhelmed and heartened
by the volume, variety and heartfelt nature of the responses I have received
from people who have read my book. Many have shared stories of the crossroads
in their lives that have caused this period of self-examination and how my book
has helped them. Some readers are using the book as a daily devotional tool,
while others are using the affirmations in their daily lives.
About
the Author:
the survivor of a
benign brain tumor and a benign spinal tumor that caused temporary paralysis,
Keri recognizes that wholeness can coexist with illness.
Keri’s experiences with illness
haven’t defined her, but they have caused her to go deep within her heart to
examine what makes for an abundant, authentic, joyful life.
Keri is the author of three books,
beginning with one she wrote for SSM Health St. Clare Hospital for its 40th
anniversary, Healing Presence: A History
of Caring.
Her second book, an e-book titled Time to Be: An Almanac of Short Essays about
the Extraordinary Joy of Ordinary Moments, is available via OverDrive,
Wisconsin’s Digital Library.
Her third and newest book from
Balboa Press, Find Your Heart, Follow Your Heart: Get to the Heart of What Matters
and Create Your Abundant, Authentic, Joyful Life, is available at major
online retailers Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Balboa Press, as well as at
independent booksellers, gift stores and galleries.
Keri writes a blog, Time to Be,
about living in the moment with gratitude and gentleness: http://timetobe-keri.blogspot.com/.
She is also a guest blogger and a
regular contributor to Medium and LinkedIn.
Drawing from her experiences with
illness, Keri’s writing reflects awe, gratitude and joy for life's abundance.
As a public speaker, panelist and
facilitator, Keri’s thoughtful and engaging presentations inspire audiences.
Over Keri’s 30-year career, she
has served as the public relations director for Circus World Museum and its
Great Circus Parade and Great Circus Train, as the director for the St. Clare
Health Care Foundation, and as an organizational effectiveness professional
employed by public and private sector businesses to lead them through change.
Keri lives in Baraboo with her
husband, Larry McCoy.
For more information, visit
www.keriolson.com.
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