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by Bonnie L. Aaron (Author)
This goal-setting to goal-getting workbook is the study companion to Living Intentionally: A Six-step Transformation (2014). The material that follows is a six-step guide to direct you to take action toward your personal transformation. Each step reveals a timeless truth, offers practical application tips, and issues a call to action. There is no question that while we retain very little of what we read, we retain nearly all of what we do. In the guided practice steps that follow, you will do far more than you will read. You will benefit most from practice. The guided practice activities will help you recognize the tools necessary to bridge the gap from goal-setting to goal-getting. Get in touch with yourself and discover your own answers to your questions. Discover your purpose in life. Quit feeling guilty for not being perfect. Quit trying to fix or control others. Name and validate your thoughts, feelings, and desires. The exercises in the workbook will help you understand that your thoughts determine what you want and your action determines what you get.
Author Biography
Dr. Bonnie Aaron is a life-long learner with a formal education in educational leadership. Her most recent education was her transformational journey triggered by tragedy. Dr. Aaron's recent experiences inspired her to share her story of transcending adversity. She hopes to serve others as a transformation and accountability coach, motivational speaker and inspirational author. The purpose of her workbook Living Intentionally: A Six Step Transformation From Goal-Setting to Goal-Getting is to empower and inspire others to transform their lives so they can create a life of clarity and purpose. Through the six-step transformation process Dr. Aaron provides the tools, strategies, and mindset needed to let go of self-limiting beliefs, excuses and bad habits. Her goal is to reach out to others who are ready to take their lives to the next level and begin their own journey of personal transformation.
