A Journal of Thoughts, Dreams and Impressions - Hoffman, Ercell H
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THERE IS NOTHING MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN A PEACEFUL LIFE... THE TROUBLE WITH ME IS THAT I WANT IT ALL THE TIME, NOT JUST BRIEF SNATCHES. Based on a decade of personal growth and metamorphosis, Ercell Hoffman's inspirational journal reflects her long and tortuous search for happiness. The author's private thoughts, dreams, and impressions make for a powerful backdrop to the story of her commitment to change-her weight, her friendships, her love life, and especially her self-esteem-and her eventual goal of inner peace and contentment. As she becomes a more whole and complete person within herself,…mehr

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THERE IS NOTHING MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN A PEACEFUL LIFE... THE TROUBLE WITH ME IS THAT I WANT IT ALL THE TIME, NOT JUST BRIEF SNATCHES. Based on a decade of personal growth and metamorphosis, Ercell Hoffman's inspirational journal reflects her long and tortuous search for happiness. The author's private thoughts, dreams, and impressions make for a powerful backdrop to the story of her commitment to change-her weight, her friendships, her love life, and especially her self-esteem-and her eventual goal of inner peace and contentment. As she becomes a more whole and complete person within herself, rather than always searching for outside fulfillment, her indomitable spirit shines, reminding us that adversity does not have to equal unhappiness.
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Ercell H. Hoffman is the author of three other books: USA Anytime Anyplace; A Journal of Thoughts, Dreams and Impressions - with Tips on How to Stay Fat. She first began writing cards for Hallmark and has been published in poetry anthologies and newspapers. A practicing licensed marriage family therapist in Compton, California. Hoffman also works as a consultant for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health and California Children Services. In addition, Hoffman serves as clinical supervisor at American Drug Recovery Program, Inc., in Los Angeles. She is a mother, grandmother and great grandmother and lives in Compton, Calif.