Christine Hassler

Imagine discovering you've contracted a devastating disease that would end life as you knew it. Author Lisa Douthit not only experienced this, it happened multiple times. After surviving four different cancers, she hit the final wall when a life-threatening autoimmune disease took over. Exhausted and discouraged, she had to make a choice: give in to disease and let nature take its course, or find the strength to figure out what was happening...and more importantly, why? After immersing herself in the study of illness from a physical, emotional, and spiritual perspective, Lisa learned how to recreate her body from the cellular level and keep her sense of humor. She shares her crazy, often hilarious journey in this moving memoir, which is both a practical health guide and a lesson in finding your own, personal power to create positive shifts in your health. The result is a roadmap that guides us through the darkest hours of life. With every purchase, you can donate a second e-copy to someone struggling with chronic illness. Simply go to LisaDouthit.com/WarriorBook to learn how you can help someone be well even if they aren't in perfect health. Alone we are strong, but together we are invincible. Help others become warriors too.

This completely revised and updated edition of Reinventing Yourself, the motivational classic by inspirational author Steve Chandler, features several new chapters, including: What to Do about Your Money FearsYour Career Played as a Game vs. Your Career as a Grind for SurvivalHow Much Ego Do You Need to Succeed? The Hidden Downside of Winning Friends and Influencing PeopleDo You Need a Life Coach or Should You Just Wing It? Does Success Make You Happy or Does Happiness Make You Successful? You'll learn numerous techniques for breaking down negative barriers and letting go of the pessimistic thoughts that prevent you from fulfilling, or even allowing yourself to conceive of, your goals and dreams. Chandler's new edition also tunes, polishes, and strengthens the many popular and inspiring chapters from previous editions of this book, making them even more useful and relevant in today's rapidly changing, globalized world. The old psychological models that focused on past hurts and traumatic memories have given way to exciting new breakthroughs, like Dr. Martin Seligman's work on post-traumatic strength and Dr. George Pransky's work on human beings' innate resilience and well-being. No more fixating on psychic wounds that occurred in childhood. Chandler's new revision looks at the work of both of those pioneers and makes optimism available to people who never believed they could reinvent their old ways of being.