Can people train themselves to think positively? I say ‘yes!’ My new book ‘it’s your thoughts that count – how to use your thoughts to transform your life’ has been placed fourth in the 2011 Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Book Awards.
finalist Ashton Wylie 2011 Awards
Drawing on my experiences playing hockey for England, coaching sport teams to victory, being a mother and working as a training consultant, I wrote this book to inspire others to become conscious of the thoughts they create moment by moment in their daily lives and turn them into empowering thoughts. It’s a great book for anyone wanting to improve skills and confidence whether you’re a manager, a parent, a sports person or someone just feeling low. It’s a lively read – I’ve included tips for study and goal setting, ways to avoid procrastination and the pages are filled with inspiring colour photos, personal stories and quotes.
Ashton Wylie Award Finalist sticker
The winners of the Ashton Wylie Awards in association with the New Zealand Society of Authors were announced in Auckland late last month with the $10,000 first prize going to Keith Hill of Auckland. The awards recognise extraordinary literary talent in the ‘mind, body and spirit’ genre with entries invited in ‘published book’ and ‘unpublished manuscript’ sections.
I’m thrilled that my book has been acknowledged. Now I look forward to seeing others benefit from my experience and transform their lives.
You can buy a copy of ‘it’s your thoughts that count’ from my website:
www.lastingimpact.co.nz
Available here:
Paper Plus, North City Shopping Centre, Porirua, Wellington
Porirua Public Library, 17 Parumoana Street, Porirua
Pinnacle Books, 142 Willis St, Wellington
Pathfinder Book Shop, 38 Lorne St, Auckland
The Women’s Book Shop, 105 Ponsonby Rd, Ponsonby, Auckland
