Sheila White

Don't Retire Re-fire

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Don't Retire Refire discusses the life and stage of early retirement through your senior years. Sheila White takes you by the hand and enables you to explore a journey that is awaiting you to live your life fired up in your retirement years. You will find your moments of clarity as you harness the power of purpose during these years. Sheila White will help you raise your energy to a higher level as you tune in, tap in, and turn up the volume of vibrational frequency of though and belief in yourself. Each chapter will leave you with many thought provoking antidotes that counteract those stumbling block of negative fear thoughts of failure. Sheila White will help you realize that retirement does not have to be a long vacation, or time to sit down and relax for years not engaging in adventures in life. Don't Retire Refire is a must read for those who seek tremendous results in their personal, business, and spiritual life in their later years. Don't Retire Refire is a key to unleashing the seeds of greatness planted inside of you. You don't have to stop or be any less great than you were when you were younger.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Trafford Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 78
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 5mm
• Gewicht: 128g
• ISBN-13: 9781698715551
• ISBN-10: 1698715552
• Artikelnr.: 69522352

Autorenporträt

Sheila White hails from a noteworthy Canadian Black family on her father's side, and from prominent white colonists on her mother's side. Sheila is the paternal granddaughter of famed Nova Scotia Baptist minister and First World War hero, the Rev. Capt. Dr. William Andrew White. She is a niece of the iconic Black concert singer Portia White and daughter of Order of Canada recipient Bill White and Vivian Keeler, whose inspiring story is told in The Letters. Sheila won an African Canadian Achievement Award for Politics in Toronto in 2014 and a Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal in September 2022 from the Province of Nova Scotia for her work in anti-racism. Sheila also received a Canada 150 medal in 2017 and an Urban Hero Award in 2020. A lay chaplain, Sheila is an accomplished songwriter, serving as music director at Don Heights Unitarian Congregation. She and husband Alex reside in Agincourt, the Toronto neighborhood where she was born and raised.