101 WAYS TO THINK POSITIVELY

Name: 101 WAYS TO THINK POSITIVELY
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ByMichelle Rossi

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This book is filled with little reminders of how to stay focused on positive thinking.

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Publication Date: Oct 1, 2011
Language: English
Category: Personal Growth
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Michelle Rossi

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Format: PDF

Keywords

thinking positively goals communication self- help self-esteem mind thought process success driven personality

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About Michelle Rossi

Michelle Rossi, a proud graduate of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a Michigan Teaching Certificate. She is the visionary founder and CEO of the All About Me Program, a widely embraced initiative making a meaningful impact across numerous communities. Focused on empowering today’s youth, the program promotes self-esteem, positive thinking, an understanding of the creative mind, personality development, building friendships, and goal-setting skills. Its cornerstone is Michelle’s instructional workbook, All About Me, which has been positively reviewed by Mort Crim and other media outlets. The program and workbook have proven instrumental in helping children grow both socially and academically. The All About Me Workbook and Program have been reviewed by Mort Crim and other professionals. Michelle's mentor is Gary W. Goldstein, acclaimed producer of Hollywood hits such as Pretty Woman, Under Siege, and The Mothman Prophecies. Her writing has been published multiple times in the beloved Chicken Soup for the Soul series, and in 2010, she won Glamour Magazine and Pandora’s “Unforgettable Moments” essay contest. As part of the award, she and her husband were flown to New York City to attend the prestigious Annual Women of the Year Awards Ceremony at Carnegie Hall—a moment she described as an incredible honor.

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