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Change Nation: Marianne Williamson (09/19/08)
Positives of Aging: Don't fight aging. Embrace it! Best-selling author Marianne Williamson tells you how.
Change Nation: Marianne Williamson (09/19/08)
If you're fearing middle age, Marianne Williamson can help. The best-selling author's new book, The Age of Miracles: Embracing the New Midlife, sets out to redefine this time in people's lives so that you can think of this as a period of renewal and joy, instead of fear and regret. Williamson has devoted her career to helping people embrace their spirituality as they go through changes in their lives. In this episode of Change Nation, Williamson shares some of her best techniques for reframing change as a positive, joyful experience. For more information on Marianne Williamson, visit www.marianne.com.
About Marianne Williamson
If you're fearing middle age, Marianne Williamson can help. The best-selling author's new book, The Age of Miracles: Embracing the New Midlife, sets out to redefine this time in people's lives so that you can think of this as a period of renewal and joy, instead of fear and regret. Williamson has devoted her career to helping people embrace their spirituality as they go through changes in their lives.
The Age of Miracles: Embracing the New Midlife
The need for change as we get older is a human phenomenon. The purpose of this book is to psychologically and spiritually reframe this transition so that it leads to a wonderful and joyous experience....
| "Ariane is a new voice who can inspire and inform all of us going through change, whether it be big or small, professional or personal. The First 30 Days will encourage people going through change to go from being fearful and alone to feeling optimistic and transformed."— David Bach, New York Times best-seller | "Since change is the only constant in life, it helps to have an expert navigate through the ups and downs of life. The First 30 Days is an excellent guide."— Deepak Chopra, New York Times best-seller | "Essential reading for anyone going through a change. I loved it!"— Wayne Dyer, New York Times best-seller |
Family Being Pregnant Being a New Dad Grieving Stepparenting
Home Selling a Home Buying a Home Surviving a Natural Disaster Creating a Green Home Your Empty Nest Remodeling Your Kitchen Buying a New Car
Relationships Improving Your Sex Life Getting Divorced Breaking Up Finding Romance Improving Relationships Dating Online
New Directions Pursuing Your Dreams Being Happier Changing Your Look Getting Organized Making Change Easier Moving to a New City Living More Spiritually Meditating Going Green
Health Dealing With Depression Quitting Smoking Managing Breast Cancer
Middle age as a period of renewal and joy? Good advice. Anybody else think so?