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1.         Why did you decide to write Step Aside, Get Out of Your Own Way? While facilitating workshops, I found many participants were not able to afford coaching to improve their lives and then go on to fulfill their life's purpose.  I wanted to offer some of my coaching and tools to them and anyone who wanted to improve their lives for the price of a book. 2.         What was your greatest challenge in writing the book? Writing the book was the easiest part of the process.  It’s in the details to creating the book that was challenging and time consuming!  I’m so fortunate to have had a seasoned professional publisher who was able to meet the challenges. 3.         How did you find 3L Publishing and why did you decide to work with them? I had known Bo Bradley previously and found Michelle Gamble-Risley through her.  When I finished the Table of Contents, I began shopping for a publisher.  After interviewing three different companies, I selected 3L Publishing

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3L Publishing is proud to announce the signing of Stephen Marinaro , known to millions around the world as " TheSalonGuy ™," to a book deal. His yet "untitled" book will be released in the Summer of 2016 and will chronicle the rise of his empire to inspire and motivate entrepreneurs to chase their dreams. With 20-plus years of experience as a hairstylist and media personality, Stephen Marinaro, TheSalonGuy™, focuses on bringing fashion, beauty, inspiration, and entertainment to millions of people. Whether he is offering style advice or chatting with stars on the red carpet, Stephen lives by his values of professionalism, respect, and passion for his work. Stephen reaches his millions of followers through television, internet and radio. His highly viewed YouTube channel, ( www.youtube.com/TheSalonGuy ) features styling tutorials, motivational tools, and special-event coverage. His channel just broke 21 million views, and is currently

Now on Sale Exclusively on the 3L Publishing Website . Chapter 1 O livia Reid clutched the counter of the galley with both hands as the aircraft lurched and shook. She had experienced turbulence during her two years as a flight attendant, but this felt ominous—as if the plane would fall apart at any moment. Was her overactive imagination at work again? She steadied herself, stepped out of the galley, and checked down the aisle for any trouble. Except for two passengers staring back at her, their faces flushed with dwindling fear, all seemed well. Returning to her chores, Olivia peeked through the porthole of the galley door on South Air’s Flight 223 as it headed to Bogota, Colombia, from JFK International. The warm sunlight on her face immediately calmed her. She hated clear air turbulence—all you got were sudden jolts with no warning from the cockpit. She grabbed two bags of regular and decaffeinated coffee from a drawer below the counter, filled both

3 That night, I went home tired. Denise wasn’t home, as was mostly the case these days. She and her boss spent most nights together, leaving the apartment partially paid for by her but virtually vacant. She kept some of her clothes here still, but it was all for appearances. She had set up camp at her boss’ home in Calabasas. I was fine with it. I was working late and fully consumed in my professional life. I didn’t want any distractions, and Denise was – if anything else – good for distractions. She was either getting dressed to leave or talking about her latest work drama that was heightened by the affair with her boss. I mostly listened and laughed at the dramatic subterfuge she managed to conjure up. I was eating some leftover lasagna when a knock came to my door. I wasn’t expecting anyone, so I was surprised to find Letty standing there when I opened the door. She had dyed her hair purple and was wearing chic white sunglasses that were a throwback to