RESILIENCE MEANS NOT JUST SURVIVING BUT THRIVING

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RESILIENCE MEANS NOT JUST SURVIVING BUT THRIVING

New book titled Real Resilience draws a mental roadmap to thriving during the pandemic and beyond.

 


DIXON, Calif.—In recent months the term “resilience” has become the new buzzword. In fact, 2020 will go down in the annals of history as the year that people had to bounce back from the negativity of the pandemic, California fires, racial tensions, political unrest, and a myriad of other disasters. Those individuals who did not understand or discover ways of bouncing back and stabilizing after such a year can now look to the new book titled Real Resilience – Once Upon a Pandemic by Selwa Berbawy Hamati to become resilient and not just survive all these changes, but also thrive in the New Normal.

 

“As a certified business and life coach, I have seen people not just survive but thrive through obstacles and chaos many would find overwhelming. That is why I wrote this book,” said Hamati. “I want that experience of thriving through the obstacles to be your experience. And what better time to work on your resiliency game than during a global pandemic? What a great opportunity life is providing us to show it what we’ve got!”

 

This guide contains numerous tools and information designed to teach people how to effectively and successfully live in the new normal.  This practical, insightful, and uplifting book has the power to change people’s lives. Readers will learn how to apply the principles of resilience to find a new career path, relationship, or happiness. It features 10 Tools for resilience to create magic in your personal and professional lives.

 

“The pandemic and other disasters have uproot and changed so many people’s way of life. Some of us naturally know how to bounce back,” explained Hamati. “I personally in my life have had to learn these valuable skills. The pandemic and the California fires effected my family, but we’re all doing good compared to others who just didn’t know where to start when our world changed so dramatically overnight. I wrote this book to give them the knowledge and tools as a great starting place to become resilient.”

 

The book is available for pre-sale on the publisher’s website at www.3LPublishing.com, and it will release nationwide in January 2021 on Amazon, Kindle, Nook, and Apple Books. For more information, send an email to info@3LPublishing.com or call 916-300-8012.

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