Next Level Woman: Burn the Rulebook, Build Your Empire (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781969679117)

What if becoming your highest self isn't about doing more, but letting go of everything you're not?

In Next Level Woman, Nevsah, globally renowned spiritual teacher, breathwork expert, and consciousness coach, guides women on a powerful journey beyond self-improvement and into true self-realization.

This is not a book about hustle, perfection, or fixing yourself. It's a radical call to wake up from the limiting stories, identities, and thought patterns that keep you small. Through bold insights and practical tools, Nevsah shows you how to stop seeking validation, break free from societal programming, and embody the unshakable power that was always yours.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Why thought is not truth-and how to stop believing your inner critic
• How to access clarity, presence, and peace through conscious breath
• What it means to lead, love, and live without losing yourself
• A new definition of success rooted in freedom, not fear

Next Level Woman isn't about becoming someone else. It's about remembering who you are-and rising.

If you're done playing small and ready to lead with presence, power, and purpose, this is your invitation. Step into your next level now.

With over 25 years of experience in the field of Behavioral Sciences, Nevşah Fidan Karamehmet is recognized worldwide as an authority in transforming dysfunctional thinking habits. She is the Vice President of the Behavioral Health Sciences Institute, the founding CEO of Nevşah Institute, and the founding CEO of the Breath Hub app, used by over one million people, which has trained more than 2,000 breath coaches.

Nevşah has traveled the world working with clients such as HSBC, ING Bank, Pfizer, and Vodafone, as well as renowned celebrities and professional athletes. She has given interviews on numerous radio and TV channels including BBC (UK), CNBC (USA), CNN (USA), and FOX TV (USA), and has been featured in publications such as TIME Magazine, Forbes, Telegraph, and Thrive Magazine.