The Mindset Accountability Journal will jump-start you to a life you can enjoy living every day. By establishing incremental daily habits, you will embark on a path to gratitude, self-growth, and fulfillment.
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Published: December 10th, 2018
Are you stuck in a life you want to be different, but have no idea where to start?
The Mindset Accountability Journal will jump-start you to a life you can enjoy living every day. By establishing incremental daily habits, you will embark on a path to gratitude, self-growth, and fulfillment. This journal will help you:
• Discover who you were meant to be
• Shift your focus to what is good and wonderful in your life
• Create an attitude of mindset growth
You will never regret taking charge of your life and living with gratitude. The journey is rewarding and challenging. It takes only 30 minutes each day to make progress with your future, one day at a time.
A portion of the book's proceeds will support BridgeHope, whose efforts enable survivors of exploitation and trafficking to THRIVE!
EXCERPT
Tips for Journaling
· Write every day, even if it is just a small response or a quick idea. Go back and refine ideas that you want to expand on later.
· Write in the morning before your mind is filled with the daily distractions.
· Look back and read some of your previous entries and continue or refine some of your writings.
· Use the things you learn about yourself from your journal to change your daily life.
GUEST POST
10 things readers would be surprised to know
about me….
- I was in the newspaper business for 20 years. I started as a secretary for the Director of the Department and when I left I was the Director of the Department.
- After being married for 18 years, my husband, Larry, passed away. I later remarried and then lost my husband, Michael, to cancer after three years of marriage.
- I am the only girl of 6 kids. That’s right, I have five younger brothers. Thank goodness I was the firstborn.
- I love creating processes to help people live a more fulfilling life.
- I have never had children, but I am the aunt to 8 nieces and nephews. The youngest is 2 and I love every minute I get to spend with her.
- I have the best friends in the world. They encourage me and believe in me more than I believe in myself at times. Everyone needs people in their life who remind them that what they are doing is an amazing accomplishment and to believe in themselves.
- I created this book to meet a need that I had. I saw my life change as I went through the process. I know it will help other people make the changes they want in their lives.
- I have an amazing mom and dad who never finished elementary school taught have taught themselves to read and write. They have taught me to accomplish things in my life even though other people may not think I am capable.
- I just want to become the best person I can become in 2019 and beyond.
- My ultimate goal with this book is to become a speaker and Life Coach who helps other people find their bliss and purpose in life.
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About the author:
Allie Hudson grew up in LaGrange, Ohio, and attended Moody Bible Institute, studying education. In 1991, she married Larry Sellers, who passed away of a heart attack in May 2009. In 2010, she married Michael Hudson who passed away of cancer just three years later. In January 2012, Allie lost her corporate job of 20 years because of downsizing in the newspaper business. Throughout this five-year period of three major losses, the only way she survived was to focus on God and trust that He had a plan for her life. After struggling to maintain a daily consistent practice of growth and gratitude, she began a 40-day challenge to practice gratitude and personal growth. That journey taught her the need to help other people develop a daily practice of thankfulness and inspired her to share 'The Mindset Accountability Journal' with the world.
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