Where's The Love? (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781482775211)

My desire to be a public servant and help people from all walks of life led me to earn my B.A. in Psychology and Political Science (Summa Cum Laude), and Master's and Ph.D. in the Public Administration field. I coach individuals interested in academic, professional, and personal success. Set-up your first free coaching session by emailing emma.isabella.hunter@gmail.com As a life coach, my passion lies in helping individuals live their best life. My goal is to help you experience the real you. You were born with intelligence, beauty, gifts, and abilities. So stop trying to be like someone else. Shine the light that you were meant to shine. Be the person you know deep down in your heart that you were meant to be. Every book I write is authentic to one's emotions. The characters are real. They get angry. They get hurt. They are confused. They are left uncertain. But through it all, they find the courage, strength, and beauty to "deal." It's not always pretty, but it's real. My hope is that each book makes you know that you are not alone in the world with your feelings, thoughts, and emotions. The characters' voices are authentic and speak the truth. They don't hide their emotions because it is safe or the acceptable thing to do. We are taught at a very early age that feelings and emotions are better left upon the shelf. But the more we suppress how we really feel and what is really going on in our lives, the more it will manifest in our body and mind in ugly ways. It's okay to be scared. It's okay to be pissed off, angry, and hurt. Accept these emotions when they arise, and ask your emotions what they are trying to teach you. Maybe your emotions are teaching you to stand your ground, say what you believe in, and live your truth. Maybe they are teaching you that it sucks when others are continuously bouncing you around like a ball. Maybe your emotions are hinting that it is time to make awesome, healthy changes in your life! So the next time your feelings make you feel like crap, don't run away from them. Invite them in and ask "What are you trying to teach me? What positive changes are you trying to help me make in my life?" My characters boldly speak their truth so the healing can begin in their lives. May the authenticity of my stories grant you the permission to speak your truth. Wishing you smiles, E.I. Hunter, PhD http: //www.eihunter.com/ Life Coach and Author of Where's The Love?, Confessions Of A Soccer Mom, and Failure: The Key To Success