Transforming Your Life through Self-Care: A Guide to Tapping into Your Deep Beauty and Inner Worth

by Carolyn A. Brent

Overview

More than ever before, people are living longer with the expectation of enjoying healthier and more vibrant lives. This motivational self-help book outlines the necessary self-care actions to become your own wellness advocate and achieve success in your new lifestyle and wellness journey. Carolyn A. Brent brings fresh perspectives and cutting edge research to areas such as undertaking blood type diets, revving up your immune system, dealing with stress, starting exercise programs based on body types, and more.

Brent’s step-by-step guide will have you excited with your life-changing results when you are tapping into your deep beauty and inner worth. It offers a blueprint for how to live your best life at any age, with vitality, wisdom, and grace. With clear and flexible examples, Transforming Your Life Through Self-Care will guide you to take ownership of your self-care and tap into those resources you may not know you have.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781538120859
Publisher:	Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication date:	05/08/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	168
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Carolyn A. Brent, MBA, is an award-winning bestselling author and a National Physique Committee (NPC) Masters Women’s Figure Champion at age 60. She is an expert on both self-care and caregiving; she is the founder of Across All Ages and two nonprofit organizations, CareGiverStory Inc. and Grandpa’s Dream. Carolyn's research and extensive collection of published works have made her a notable figure in her field. For seventeen years, she worked for some of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies and has worked as a volunteer at various assisted-living facilities. Her award-winning books include The Caregiver’s Companion: Caring for Your Loved One Medically, Financially and Emotionally While Caring for Yourself and The Caregiver's Legal Survival Guide: Navigating through the Legal System.

Table of Contents

Chapter1:Becoming the Authority of Your Life

Chapter 2:Why Partners, Family and Friends Can be Hazardous to Your Health

Chapter 3: When “Aha” Moments Become Defining Moments

Chapter 4: Why We Resist Self Care

Chapter 5: Reclaiming Your Health

Chapter 6: What Really Happens as We Age

Chapter 7: Why Discipline is Important

Chapter 8: Blood Types and Your Immune System

Chapter 9: Developing Your Own Meal Plan

Chapter 10: How to Exercise to Your Body Type and Abilities

Chapter 11: Dealing with Stress

Chapter 12: Incorporating Meditation into Self-Care

Chapter 13: The Real Connection Between Health and Money

Chapter 14: Living Your Purpose

Chapter 15: Why Giving Back to Others is Essential

Chapter 16: What to Do When Your Self Care Engine Runs Dry

Chapter 17: Rejoicing in Your Life

Editorial Reviews

Like a good coach, Brent (The Caregiver’s Companion, 2015) inspires action. At 61, she is a buff, beautiful bodybuilder who transformed her life by leaving a cheating spouse, going to the gym, controlling her spending, and eating healthy food. She wants to empower others to follow in her disciplined footsteps. In her how-to guide, each chapter focuses on a different area, such as exercising or developing a meal plan, and includes questions, such as, “Are you eating foods that are laced with preservatives, GM's, and other harmful chemicals?” She offers a surprising amount of health advice for an MBA, though usually it's pretty basic. Skeptics may roll their eyes when she talks about “eating to blood type” or when she tells them they need to live in their “own divine light.” But she also quotes the Chinese saying, “If you want happiness for a lifetime, help somebody.” Brent’s positive, inspiring messages about self-love, giving back, and rejoicing should resonate with many.

Booklist

Like a good coach, Brent (The Caregiver’s Companion, 2015) inspires action. At 61, she is a buff, beautiful bodybuilder who transformed her life by leaving a cheating spouse, going to the gym, controlling her spending, and eating healthy food. She wants to empower others to follow in her disciplined footsteps. In her how-to guide, each chapter focuses on a different area, such as exercising or developing a meal plan, and includes questions, such as, “Are you eating foods that are laced with preservatives, GMOs, and other harmful chemicals?” She offers a surprising amount of health advice for an MBA, though usually it's pretty basic. Skeptics may roll their eyes when she talks about “eating to blood type” or when she tells them they need to live in their “own divine light.” But she also quotes the Chinese saying, “If you want happiness for a lifetime, help somebody.” Brent’s positive, inspiring messages about self-love, giving back, and rejoicing should resonate with many.

Booklist