Non-fiction, Self-Improvement
Date Published: October 27, 2016
This guide aggregates several major recovery tools and principles into a quick, easy-to-read, how-to manual in healing the spirit. Offering a fresh perspective on how to prevent death of the spirit, this book includes techniques in NLP and meditation, borrows from 12-step recovery principles, incorporates the work of leading healers, and draws from the author's personal experience.
After practicing each Action Step, you will know how to:
* Put yourself and your health first
* Keep moving forward, no matter what
* Remove negativity from your life
* Find a mentor
* Enjoy the present moment
* Discover the lesson in everything
* Start healing your inner child
* Depend on your inner spiritual strength
* Begin a meditation practice
* Live and let live
Using the tools laid out neatly in this guide, you can tap into an internal source of power that will enliven your spirit and give you a life of wisdom, purpose, and peace.
Interview
What is the
hardest part of writing your books?
Definitely
making the time to write. I have a full-time marketing career, a part-time
coaching career, two kids, and a very active social life. Making the time to
write is always a challenge.
What songs
are most played on your Ipod?
Haha, I have
such an eclectic music taste. Right now, probably “Forty Six & 2” by Tool,
“Empty” by Ray LaMontagne, “L.A. Woman” by the Doors, and “Stubborn Love” by
The Lumineers.
Do you have critique
partners or beta readers?
I don’t. I
should! But I don’t. Mostly just friends and family. And my editor, of course.
What book are
you reading now?
Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom by John O’Donahue. I have been on a
non-fiction spree for quite some time. The last fiction I read was To Tame
a Land by legendary Western writer Louis L’Amour.
How did you
start your writing career?
I wanted to
write a book, so I wrote one. It was as simple as that. I had thought about
writing that first book for years. But really, it was just a decision. I
decided to start. And once I acted on that decision, it all began. I finished
Defending Wellton and self-published it. From there, I did virtual book tours,
book signings, and town visits. None of it happened to me. I had to go out and make it happen.
I’m taking a
hiatus at the moment while I focus on my life coaching career and holding
speaking workshops. I think my next book will be about meditation. I touch on
it in The First Few Steps, but it can
definitely be a whole book in itself.
Kelli Hackett is the author of the suspense novel Defending Wellton and the contemporary fiction trilogy Something Perfect. The First Few Steps: A Beginner's Guide to Practical Soul Care is her first self-improvement publication. Kelli holds a BA in Psychology and is a certified Spiritual Life Coach. She is also a certified practitioner of Reiki, meditation, and neurolinguistic programming (NLP). Her passion is helping others see their own potential and grow to radical levels of self-love, while reminding them of their connection to Spirit. For more information about spiritual coaching, meditation classes, Reiki and NLP services, or workshops, visit kellihackett.com.
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