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Do you feel confused, stuck and frustrated?
Do you tie yourself in knots, battling to make decisions?
Do you look to others to tell you what to do instead of trusting yourself?
If your answer is ‘yes’ to any of these questions, now is the time to reconnect with your ‘Mentor Within’, the powerful inner wisdom we all possess but, at some time, in this hugely demanding world, we simply stopped listening to.
In ‘The Mentor Within’ Rosemary Shapiro-Liu draws on her vast experience as a coach and facilitator to show how we all have a ‘Monster Within’ that muddles us up and erodes our confidence. It creates blocks to trusting our inner wisdom to make good decisions and take powerful action.
Rosemary teaches us to appreciate the inherent wisdom we all have, enhanced by the influential people we’ve met and the life experiences we’ve had. She shows us how to reconnect with our own ‘Mentor Within’, a process that can have a dramatic impact on every single part of your life.
Imagine living each day fully connected and able to access that inner wisdom in any situation and take action that benefits you, those around you and the world. Is it time for you to reconnect with your ‘Mentor Within’?
Rosemary Shapiro-Liu is a sought-after mentor, coach, facilitator and speaker. She gained rich experience working for social justice in the tough years of apartheid South Africa. She has expanded her impact by supporting people who are having a powerful influence on the world: thought leaders, entrepreneurs, social entrepreneurs and change-makers. Rosemary lives in Sydney, Australia, and she has been known to slip the odd Tango or Cha Cha into her work.
