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Book: Living Your Best - A Powerful Blueprint for Personal Transformation by Steven Smith, Ph.D.

categories: Book, Inspiration, Personal Growth, Spiritual, Psychology, Personal Empowerment, Well-Being, Happiness, Inner Peace, Inspirational, Spirit, Personal Development, Personal Transformation

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Steven Smith, Ph.D.

about this book: I write because of my burning desire to help others to awaken to their spiritual self. Encased in a bubble of biology, each of us naturally becomes very attuned to our physical and security needs, yet our true nature can easily remain hidden. My goal is to offer practical ways to connect with our spiritual self and to express it through loving action. My themes emphasize unity, collaboration, and love. In short, I write about a "living" spirituality—through living love.

My ideal reader is someone who is asking, "Is there more? Does my life have purpose? How can I create a more fulfilling life?" Sometimes those question come from a place of deep discontent and pain. At other times, they come from those who have their physical and material needs met but are aware that their life is not a meaningful one. As a practicing psychotherapist, I am able to pull from my experience to provide relevant anecdotes and teachings to make my writing come alive.

"Living Your Best: A Powerful Blueprint for Personal Transformation" is a remarkable pathway for a life of greater happiness and well-being. Based on five core principles, this easy-to-use system will transform your thoughts and behavior so you are consistently at your best. Grounded in wisdom that transcends the ages, the "Five Principles" are universal in their application.

As an independent author, I rely a great deal on social media for my marketing. Although initially skeptical and a bit resistant to the entire process of social media, I now embrace it and am so excited about the opportunities that exist through it. I see the potential to connect with audiences that were previously out of reach.

Social media is a huge help to me! I love the ease of interaction. What could be better than the comfort of connecting with others while still in my comfy sweats with a hot cup of mocha in my sunroom?