Be Inspired

For those who struggle with finding Peace during life's challenges, this book will help you. It is based on Sylvia's own experience and learning as she journeyed with her husbands Young Onset Alzheimer's Disease. The confession in the book plus some bible verses was her Saviour 

We all desire to find Peace and it lies deep within.

Find out how you too can tap into deep inner peace and then find the  Prince of Peace!

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Born into a family at the latter stages of the second world war, Sylvia was christened in the Church of England and then subsequently attended a church that preached salvation through Jesus Christ.  Coupled with that was a deep desire to become a nurse and enjoy a successful career.

The twists and turns throughout life along with trying to walk two paths with God finally were overcome as Sylvia realized there is only one way to find true peace and joy through life’s journey – commit to her original experience with Jesus  Let him be the one who leads and guides through challenges and follow his calling. No matter what this life throws across our path we have a divine purpose to live out.

 

. How long are we able to live? What is God's Plan for us? How can we achieve his original plan for mankind's time to live on earth? Is it just "three score and ten years"? Digging into the bible brings up some interesting facts. How much does our mindset and belief set have to play concerning how long we live?
Time to take a fresh look at ageing from an empowering aspect where we don't have to be in fear of our life span. 

Positive quotes with illustrations that were inspired from within over time.
A desire to share them arose. They are designed to help and uplift you on life's journey from day to day.
Included are a few sayings from Sylvia's mother who was "a wise old bird!"
For example she would always say -
"Where there's a will - There's a Way!

My Oh My! Being a carer can be like Riding the Emotional Roller Coaster each and every day! More and mre people are finding themselves in the role of carer. The Author was still on her journey as a carer for her husband when this book was originally  written.  It has now been updated. 

Read her brief story and follow through with some simple neuroscience and ways to make riding this roller coaster easier. 

Grief is a rocky road. 

The grief journey is not a straight path. It is not a superhighway with a few rest stops along the way. 

There is no precise road map. There are no checklists. There is no rubric for what to do, when, and how.  

There are no linear, tight, predictable stages.  

Grief refuses to be boxed.  

Grief is a matter of the heart.

"Loss is painful. The resulting grief can be challenging beyond our wildest dreams. Our wounds exert their influence and begin to drive our lives. We shift from living to surviving, or merely to existing..." 

Your grief journey is unique to you but there are some powerful tips to help you through the day to day experience of grieving your loss.

Challenges are part of life; requiring decisions to be made.

Do you procrastinate when it comes to making that important decision?

This book is a simple but powerful tool that can guide you through a decision making process. It will assist with making that necessary decision and having the courage to move forward.into a new necessary life experience.

Emotional Coaching and Guidance is not a replacement for medical advice.

It is based on Psychology and Neuroscience and is designed to create new ways of triggering positive brain signals for life enhancement and for assisting with all day-to- day challenges.