Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Tune in as we chat about the new book TURNING YOUR PAIN INTO WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION.
We have all experienced some type of pain whether it was verbal or physical that caused emotional distress. We were left feeling unloved, unworthy and down-right ugly. We felt no need to go on. We were ready to throw in the towel and give it all up. It is time to use that pain, every lie and hurt that was meant to destroy you as fuel to live your life’s purpose and serve others. This book shares six phenomenal women’s stories of pain and how they transformed that pain into a weapon of mass destruction.
Meet the Authors of TURNING YOUR PAIN INTO WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION.
Cheryl Peavy (Visionary Author)- is an international best- selling visionary, author, transformation coach and speaker who provides women with self-development tools to smack fear in the, step into their purpose and achieve the inner desires of their heart; resulting in personal abundant growth and transformation.
Sheneka Simpson a married cosmetologist, mother of five, proud grandmother of one grandson and she is breaking her silence about being adopted.
Ashley Pittman is an author, wife and mother. She lost thing babies at seven months. She is a victor over infant loss, depression and grief. Her mission is to encourage other mother and families that healing is possible after a loss of a child.
Tamika Maclin is a Certified Life coach, speaker and Founder of a community organization She Rose WNY. After the brutal murder of her daughter she knew it was her purpose and it is now her life passion to help women heal from traumatic experiences. It brings her joy in knowing that she can help adult women re-write their story.
Cee Cee Caldwell is a Self-Care & Self-Development Strategist – Transformational Speaker – International Best Selling Author – Beauty Entrepreneur – Magazine Senior Managing Editor
Melinda Harris- Author, Speaker, Life Coach and Domestic Violence Advocate. Her testimony in her first book titled I Survived It was released back September 2018 how she survived Domestic Violence, hiding behind a mask, and how her life took a turn but it also helped her to become stronger and powerful woman of God.
