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Mindset Matters: Be a coach not a critic by Michelle Grosveno

MINDSET MATTERS: BE A COACH NOT A CRITIC

Mindset Matters: Be a coach not a critic is a practical self-help guide written by experienced Psychologist, Michelle Grosvenor to help you overcome procrastination, doubt and self-criticism to achieve your goals.

Michelle describes herself as “The everyday Psychologist”. Her goal is to explain psychological principles which can help you achieve your goals in jargon free, easy to read language. The book is intentionally short with clear, actionable steps to help you transform your ideas into actions.

WHO IS THE MINDSET MATTERS BOOK FOR?
-Do you have a goal (big or small) that you want to achieve but you don’t know how to get started?
-Are you tired of procrastinating?
-Do you start off with good intentions but get side-tracked by procrastination, fear of failure or self-criticism?
-Do you start off feeling enthusiastic but then come to a complete halt when your motivation fades?
-Do you feel defeated by obstacles or problems?
-Do you want to learn skills that can help you to step up and achieve your goals?

If you answered yes to any one of the above questions, then it is time for you to invest in yourself by purchasing this book.

WHAT WILL I GAIN FROM INVESTING IN THE MINDSET MATTERS BOOK?
Mindset Matters: Be a Coach, Not a Critic,  is designed to help you overcome fear of failure, to keep going when you don’t feel motivated, to problem solve, and to maintain your focus. The goal is for you to read each chapter and then use the ideas and practical exercises to help you move forward by following the 7 step program that the author used to create two online courses, run two private psychology practices and write this book whilst juggling motherhood and chronic health issues!

After She Died by Riley Clarke has four reviews on Amazon with an average rating of five stars.

After She Died (Girl Broken, Book One) by Riley Clarke

Kayleen was excited to spend a weekend alone with her boyfriend. She never thought it would end in murder.  

Minutes before taking off to the family cabin, Kayleen’s mom begs her to invite her demanding older sister, Faith, along. The same sister who tried to kiss her boyfriend, Scott, when no one was watching.

Forced to let Faith come with them, Kayleen does what she can to keep her reckless sibling away from Scott. But things get out of hand fast, and Kayleen finds herself locked up in a mental hospital after being arrested for Faith’s murder.

As Kayleen tries to remember what happened at the cabin, she only wants to understand one thing: how could she have killed her own sister?  

This gripping psychological thriller will send you racing towards an unforgettable twist. If you loved The Silent Patient and The Woman in the Window, this book by Riley Clarke is for you. Grab a copy today. 

Be sure to leave a review for After She Died by Riley Clarke. It’s a great way to help an Indie author promote their work.

Five star Amazon review for this psychological thriller by Riley Clarke:

The Chair Man by Alex Pearl

Michael Hollinghurst is a successful corporate lawyer living a comfortable, suburban life in leafy North West London. But on 7 July 2005, his life is transformed when he steps on a London underground train targeted by Islamist suicide bombers. While most passengers in his carriage are killed, Michael survives the explosion but is confined to a wheelchair as a result. Coming to terms with his predicament and controlling his own feelings of guilt as a survivor conspire to push him in a direction that is out of character and a tad reckless.

In a quest to seek retribution, Michael resorts to embracing the internet and posing as a radical Islamist in order to snare potential perpetrators. Much to his surprise, his shambolic scheme yields results and is brought to the attention of both GCHQ and a terrorist cell. But before long, dark forces begin to gather and close in on him. There is seemingly no way out for Michael Hollinghurst. He has become, quite literally, a sitting target.

Reviews for this thriller with Michael Hollinghurst:

“Well-paced thriller that kept me wondering how things would turn out. It is clearly well researched and the ultimate resolution took me by surprise. Nicely written and a very recommendable thriller debut. I hope there may be more to come.”
Goodreads

“The nearest I ever got to a “terrorist incident” was in East London, when I heard the IRA bomb go off in Docklands in 1996. I cannot predict my reaction were I to be caught up personally in such events, but I hope I would not go the same way as Michael Hollinghurst, the central figure in this entertaining and elaborately-plotted novel. It is a gripping thriller that repays careful and close reading (and I will certainly read it again).”
Graham Smith, 2020

The Wisdom Tree is a remarkable children’s story designed to shed light on the disease of addiction and is perfect for ages 8-12.

The Wisdom Tree (Helping Young Children Understand Addiction In Families) by David Kempf & Andrew Kempf

A raccoon with a drinking problem has put his family on the rocks. Will a sacred tree be his savior?

Ron the raccoon lives with his beautiful family and his young cub in a hollowed-out maple tree. But when he stumbles upon Yuck Juice, the happy father can’t stop himself from drinking. After he loses control and mistreats his wife and cub, his family helps him realize he has one choice: travel across the forest, climb the tallest tree, and visit the legendary Wise Bear.

With temptations surrounding him, Ron struggles to reach and ascend The Wisdom Tree. As the journey takes its toll, the proud papa raccoon is about to learn that the solution to his addiction may have been with him all along…

The Wisdom Tree is a remarkable children’s story designed to shed light on the disease of addiction and is perfect for ages 8-12. If you or your child have family members with addiction problems or you’d like to help educate your child using a beautifully illustrated and powerful fable, then you’ll both love David and Andrew Kempf’s touching and thoughtful tale.

Buy The Wisdom Tree to offer understanding to children of addicted adults today!

About the author of The Wisdom Tree, David Kempf:

David Kempf has written over fifty short stories, many with themes of horror fiction. He has won several writing awards including first place in Millersville University’s Lemuria magazine’s short story competition. Two of his short stories were selected for the 2007 publication of The Grackle. He is a frequent contributor to the British website www.mastersofhorror.co.uk.