March 31, 2011 Sally Marks,Author ofSally is is a public relations professional and an award-winning journalist who graduated with honors from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. In journalism, she has won awards for news writing, editorial writing and headline writing. Her screenplays, The Heir, Voices from Hell and Gay for a Day have won five awards and placed in two national and one international competitions. Her first book, Paco el pato, Frank the Duck, is a bilingual children’s novel that was used in the Montessori International School curriculum in Mesa, Arizona. Erase Negativity is her second book. which speaks about how to reduce negativity and embrace happiness. Her book includes heart felt and powerful experiences of individuals who have faced dramatic challenges, but did not lose hope. Using these compelling biographies, as well as practical advice and simple exercises Sally through her book Erase the Negativity guides the reader on an internal journey toward adopting a more joyful way to live.
And as Sally says "Who wants to be a grouch?" We all know that doctors, scientists and spiritual leaders agree that those who live an optimistic life are happier and healthier, but it isn't always easy to change. Sally Marks wrote Erase Negativity and Embrace the Magic Within to assist people with tips on how to erase negativity, as well as share some snippets from her book.
You can learn more about Sally's book here and follow her on her blog
You can download the podcast at iTunes
Or watch the recorded video at Unspoken Issues on FaceBook
You can download the podcast at iTunes
Or watch the recorded video at Unspoken Issues on FaceBook
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