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by Phyllis Levinson (Author)
Faith is not a plan
Hope is not a strategy
What is your pathway?
Packed with essential advice for life that is distilled into its simplest form, Life-ku(TM) 101 Life Coaching Tips, 17 Syllables at a Time is a joyful and transformative book of haiku-a Japanese style of poetry consisting of seventeen syllables formed into three lines. Written by certified life coach Phyllis Levinson and intended to share with friends and loved ones, this unique book of self-help poetry will leave you feeling understood, hopeful, and ready to change your outlook on life.
Levinson speaks to everyday themes and struggles such as confidence, gratitude, parenting, and aging, in an uncommonly powerful way: through positive language and successful life tools refined into the beautiful brevity of the haiku form.
Levinson's haiku coaching tips will give you the lyrical sensation of a song that you'll want to hear again and again-and her uplifting insights will remind you that love is the most important thing to cherish in life.
Author Biography
Life and executive coach Phyllis Levinson, PCC, is in the life-changing business, with clients and speaking engagements throughout the United States. Her speaking topics range from the truths and myths of life balance to the keys to attaining career success for women and minorities.
Before becoming a certified coach in 2002, Levinson worked in both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations, and she understands the challenges and opportunities encountered by leaders at all levels. She holds degrees from the University of Connecticut and Harvard University. Find out more about her coaching and speaking at www.bigtentcoaching.com.
When not coaching, speaking, or writing, Levinson spends her time as an animal rights activist, political advocate, crafter, and Sudoku buff. Her greatest joy is sitting around the dining room table talking and laughing with her husband and children while the nonhumans walk, run, bark, chirp, and fly all around.
Levinson and her husband live in Maryland.
