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HOW TO THRIVE AS AN EMPATH
“HOW TO THRIVE AS AN EMPATH” IS NOW AVAILABLE ON SMASHWORDS!
“How to Thrive as an Empath” is a self-help book for empaths who need to know how to use their gifts in order to empower themselves and grow.
Being an empath is a curse, a challenge, and, ultimately, a blessing. How?!
In a powerful guide rich with inspiration and sharp insights encompassing a few digressions from real-life experiences/experienced, Andrea Bossoni perfectly depicts along 16 chapters the way for you to:
- Understand and identify your inner “secret” gifts you are unaware of and how to master them in order to thrive in a world where empathy is not considered a real superpower (which actually is).
- Create the balance between your inner and outer world by making conscious choices involving your emotions, your lifestyle decisions, and your spiritual and creative spare time activities so that you improve your life and enhance your extreme sensitivity by turning it from a weakness into a magic strength.
- Create the best version of yourself, free from fears and conflicts NOW.
- Change yourself from a reserved introvert into an inspiring empath able to impact on your own life and on other people’s lives in a very uplifting and positive way.
- Be and remain happy despite the world not being fair or beautiful. You become the instrument of love to change it into a better place for yourself and others you always wanted and dreamt about.
Dreams become a reality when there is a vision and a goal behind them: this is your chance to be the catalyst of a real change and see effective results!
By the end of “How to Thrive as an Empath”, you will understand why your extreme sensitivity which others see as fragility is actually the most powerful tool you have to transform yourself. You will know and recognize a pattern that needs to be tamed and mastered in order for you to finally thrive and live the happy life always wanted and deserved.
I want to thank my Soul friend, Catherine Tabuena, whose loving presence, commitment, and support in all the phases of this two-brained work made it possible to create a compelling, inspiring book.
The book in its e-book format is now available on Smashwords.
If you are interested and intrigued by how this book will transform your life, you can purchase it here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1141696
An audiobook version will also be available soon.
Thank you for writing a review after purchasing and reading this amazing and very powerful book. It will help boost the sales and it will also give an inspiring energetic vibration from you, the book readers, to all future readers.
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Andrea Emanuela Bossoni
By the end of How to Thrive as an Empath, you will understand why your extreme sensitivity which others see as fragility is actually the most powerful tool you have to change yourself. You will know and recognize a pattern that needs to be tamed and mastered in order for you to finally thrive and live the happy life always wanted and deserved.
HOW TO THRIVE AS AN EMPATH
How to Thrive as an Empath is a self-help book for empaths who need to know how to use their gifts in order to empower themselves and grow.
Being an empath is a curse, a challenge, and, ultimately, a blessing. How?!
In a powerful guide rich with inspiration and sharp insights encompassing a few digressions from real-life experiences/experienced, Andrea Bossoni perfectly depicts along 20 chapters the way for you to:
• Understand and identify your inner “secret” gifts you are unaware of and how to master them in order to thrive in a world where empathy is not considered a real superpower which it is.
• Create the balance between your inner and outer world by making conscious choices involving your emotions, your lifestyle decisions, and your spiritual and creative spare time activities so that you improve your life and enhance your extreme sensitivity by turning it from a weakness into a magic strength.
• Create the best version of yourself, free from fears and conflicts NOW.
• Change yourself from a reserved introvert into an inspiring empath able to impact on your own life and on other people’s lives in a very uplifting and positive way.
• Be and remain happy despite the world keeps not being fair or beautiful. You become the instrument of love to change it into a better place for yourself and others you always wanted and dreamt about.
• Dreams become a reality when there is a vision and a goal behind them: this is your chance to be the catalyst of a real change and see effective results!
By the end of How to Thrive as an Empath, you will understand why your extreme sensitivity which others see as fragility is actually the most powerful tool you have to change yourself. You will know and recognize a pattern that needs to be tamed and mastered in order for you to finally thrive and live the happy life always wanted and deserved.
LJUBLJANA’S CHRYSALIS
“Ljubljana’s Chrysalis” is a journey within a journey: at the discovery of unknown places and people who, unexpectedly, already knew each other without knowing it… New blood ties will upset the reassuring habits of the Kunavers, a quiet Italian-Slovenian family. Love and passion for life will allow the two protagonists, Ziva and Joze, to discover each other. Something inevitable is about to connect events to people, giving back every reason to live, love, fight, while a “second skin”, as in the chrysalis, hides new identities. In transformation.
The book is on sale here
THE NEXT CHANCE
Included in a series of tales by talented young authors, “The Next Chance” by Andrea Bossoni tells the compelling story of Nena Ristovska, a young Macedonian Jewish woman orphaned who finds herself homeless after a series of difficult events. Nena is a very talented artist. Despite the difficult and precarious life after her mother’s death, she continues to paint in the streets of Skopje. Her cousin, Rachel, French, is a Parisian Jewish artist, she also works as a painter and portraitist in Montmartre. The two women, strongly tied emotionally by shared experiences and memories, have been writing each other for years and during this epistolary relationship, we discover the events that illustrate the turning point for Nena, an unexpected turn that totally changes her destiny. Goran, a young Catholic priest, wanders in the city in search of a meaning to give to his existence. The meeting between the priest and Nena, and especially the meeting between Nena and Miki, a stray German shepherd, mark the end of a painful period for the young woman who rediscovers serenity and the desire to start smiling and living again.
The short story, which has already obtained a positive outcome in terms of readers and critics in Italy, is published by the Casa Editrice Pagine, a publishing house in Rome, and it’s available in Italian language for the purchase here
An English version of this short story will also be available in English for online purchase on Smashwords (coming soon)
THE DANCE OF LIFE
“The Dance of Life” (original title “La Danza Della Vita“) is a journey within a journey. New blood ties will upset the reassuring habits of the Kunaver home, a quiet Slovenian family. Love and passion for life will allow the two protagonists, Živa and Jože, to find each other, discovering that they are part of each other. Something unstoppable and above all inevitable will bind events to people, giving them every reason to live, love, and fight. The dance of life revolves around the destiny that will determine a radical change in the existence of the protagonists, allowing them to finally grow, love, and know true freedom. Because, after all, life is a dance and the most important thing is to never stop dancing, letting oneself be rocked by the rhythm of destiny.
“La Danza Della Vita“, published by Porto Seguro Editore, has been published and is on sale here
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LE MATCH DE MA VIE (THE MATCH OF MY LIFE)
Paris, France, 2008.
Samira Boutaleb is a brilliant sixteen-year-old girl. She lives with her family in the suburb of Bobigny, in the outskirts of Paris. She attends the high school second year (première).
Her father, Youssef, an Algerian man immigrant to France, is a food retail merchant and owns three stores; her mother, Christine, a French woman from British origins, is a professional former tennis player who became later a tennis coach.
Samira’s parents encourage their daughter to continue her studies but also to train herself on the tennis courts. Samira has a great grit, she is very determined and keen. She has a huge passion for playing tennis since her childhood.
Samira’s favourite tennis players are clearly visible in a poster hung up in her room: Ms Martina Navratilova, Ms Mara Santangelo and Ms Aravane Rezaï.
The Boutalebs read the Koran, pray five times a day and play tennis.
Christine, Samira’s mother, has been Samira’s first coach since Samira was five years old on.
Anouk and Amin, Samira’s best friends, she, a Jewish half Irish girl and the boy, from Algerian origins, a former Harki soldier’s son, are Samira’s best supporters when she trains hard: she’s willing to do everything just to fulfil her dream.
The dream is about to be fulfilled because Samira has just won the semi-finals of an important junior tennis tournament. After a very enjoyable evening spent to celebrate Samira’s seventeenth birthday, her and Amin remain alone in the boy’s car when another car causes a very serious car crash. Amin dies on impact, Samira falls into a coma. Three weeks later a young woman addresses herself to the reception desk of the hospital where Samira is hospitalized. Christine arrives to see her daughter and comes up with the young woman. Once remained alone in her room Samira discovers that the young woman is Mara Santangelo, one of her favourite tennis players. After the first impact Samira and Mara start talking in a very spontaneous way. Samira tells her that she survived the car crash, but her best friend died. Among emotions and pain Samira confides to the young woman that she started playing tennis at the age of five with her mother and that the passion for tennis grew along the years. Just like for Mara. While Samira speaks to her, Mara confides her that she lost her mother when she was Samira’s same age. A car crash. They have many things in common.
Mara perfectly understands Samira’s motivation and before going away, she encourages her to not give up in front of hardships. This new friendship will give to Samira the strength and the courage to raise again to take up a great challenge: to ride her fears out and to get back to play a great tennis again.