'We can find our own unique voice'

LEICESTSHIRE, U.K. - Sept. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- “I have written this book for women who feel their life is out of whack in some way. You may feel bored, directionless, hurt or angry or are struggling to make meaningful and lasting change. It explains why women find it hard to keep motivated and offers a way to make simple and powerful change by making the most of our difference.”

Illustrated by one woman's personal journey, the psychological backdrop to how we create meaning in our lives is explained. Using Penny's NLP and coaching experience, the book offers a creative process that every woman can use, whether they are young and just setting out into the world of career paths, relationships and finding their purpose in life, or whether they are mid-life and reflecting both on what has been and what is yet to unfold.

In a world of digital communication, a shout-out for positive role models and how we can support each other to become leaders in our own lives, as well as positively influence those around us, is made. It offers another way to find inspiration and ultimately our own intuitive wisdom that is inside each and every one of us. It teaches us that by incorporating a sense of balance, love, connection and purpose in our lives, we will have lives we love to live.

Deeply moving, bluntly honest and elegantly written, Life Reconnected – How Women Can Make Simple and Powerful Change: A Hero’s Journey will take you on a profound personal journey so you can find, voice and take your heart-centered purpose to the world.

Penny C McClean, BSSc Psy, NLP Practitioner, is a personal development facilitator with a long career in supporting women through group work. She has worked for over 20 years in the community and voluntary sector in Northern Ireland and recently trained in London as an NLP practitioner and professional coach. She developed resources and started Life Reconnected as a business to especially help women moving through change in their lives.

PUBLICATION DATE 1st June 2013

eISBN: 9781780886022       Price: £4.50