All New Years Resolutioner's Are Challenged to Get Fearless and Recommit to Their Failed Resolutions

LOS ANGELES - May 1, 2014 - PRLog -- You know the feeling every year on January 1st you promise yourself that you will get in shape to, find a new job, start a new business, become a better person, spend less & save more, get out of debt, blah blah blah. How many people actually do it? According to statistics only 8% of the population actually achieves their New Year's Resolutions. That means 92% of the population, when it comes to New Year's Resolutions, are simply failures and will probably make the same failed promises/commitments to themselves in 2015. Because so many people fail when it comes to keeping their commitment to themselves, the National Recommitment Month, was created in May to encourage people to recommit to the promises they made at the beginning of the year.

Kisha Mays, the fearless successful entrepreneur and bestselling author decided it was time to challenge people to recommit to themselves this month in celebration of National Recommitment Month and offers tips on how to do that in her new book "From Failure to Fearless." Kisha has been where 92% of the population is right now and fearlessly overcame it and wants to share with all New Year's Resolutioners how to do it easily!

From Failure to Fearless: Still Completely Flawed BUT Thriving Fearlessly is available online only from Amazon and Barnes & Noble directly. Most motivational books, especially those by entrepreneur's, only show the good side of success, but they never take you in detail through the failures encountered along the way and Kisha does that in this book. In the book she shows you how she went from being a failure and a "bodyrub phone girl" (this industry is considered prostitution in most states) to a fearless successful entrepreneur flaws and all who achieve all of new year's resolutions and more.

“I simply want to show people, through my journey, how to go big or go home and actually achieve their new year's resolutions; reinvent how they look at their failures; embraces their flaws & strengths such as being called 'Bossy', and create a new fearless ass kicking future for themselves,” states Kisha Mays, CEO of Just Fearless, LLC and Author of the New Book "From Failure to Fearless: Still Completely Flawed BUT Thriving Fearlessly".

www.justfearless.com