Becoming Your Best You
Readers can maximize potential by going on a journey of self-exploration
Title Teaches How to Have a More Positive Outlook on Self and Life
Readers can maximize potential by going on a journey of self-exploration
2010-06-25
LONGWOOD, FL--Everyone has purpose, possesses vision, and can have a more positive outlook on self and life if they only focus on five key concepts: imagination, vision, purpose, dreams, and passion. Within the pages of Xulon Press author Jerrell T. Beard's new title, Becoming Your Best You by Improving Your Self-Image ($14.99, paperback, 978-1-60957-348-5), readers will gain a better outlook on their self-image and a renewed passion to maximize their potential by embarking on a journey of self-exploration. The reader will also free themselves of negative energy and thoughts of what is "impossible" to achieve.
"Becoming Your Best You is motivational, relevant, and timely," the author says. "It is a relevant message at a time when so many are facing a tough road ahead. It motivates the reader to achieve maximum impact through maximum potential."
Beard, who has written three previous titles--No Pain No Purpose, Looking Within, and The S.E.A.R.C.H. Six Dimensions of Purpose--says that his work as a certified life growth coach has led him to help thousands improve their image and lifestyle. "I overcame the challenges of my own negative self-image from childhood adversity, abandonment, tragedy, and poverty," the author explains. "I want readers to know that possessing a great self-image is the only way of becoming your best you."
Jerrell T. Beard, Sr., is senior pastor of The Zion Church of Jackson, Tennessee, a church plant of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Nashville.