Bursting Ping Pong Balls

Are You Sitting Down?

I interrupt your week with this early edition of the blog so you can share in my excitement with me!

After 10 years from idea to implementation, my memoir is finally here!

I am bursting ping pong balls of joy and fear at the thought of bearing my life in the pages of a book for ALL the world to read.




But, my message is one of finding inner-strength so I had to practice what I preach as it were, and put myself out there.

Direct link: EN ROUTE: The Best Is Yet To Be - eBook 📲

Direct link: EN ROUTE: The Best Is Yet To Be - Paperback 📚

In a unique blend of inner and outward travel I have combined my personal growth with that of a year-long trip around the world. So let's unravel the complexities of human nature together, while taking in the grandeur of the natural world. 

Click this link for video footage: Travel with me as we explore who we are and how we fit into the world.

I am both petrified and excited to hear what you thought of my memoir. Let me know in the comments - please be kind 🙏 - just kidding 🤣 Honest reviews are ALWAYS welcome. 


To celebrate the release of my memoir, I am offering my dating diaries, Creating Sparks that Last, for free for the next 24 hours only. It's just in time for you to plan Valentine's Day and will take only an hour or two to read.

Available at the link: Creating Sparks that Last


Through new experiences

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I'll see you next week; until then, have a fabulous February 💕

 


Elora is a relationship writer with tips that empower you to build greater relationship success.

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