The Lemonade Stand - Renae, Gina
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We have been told when life gives us lemons, make lemonade. So, what happens when the lemon tree is overflowing? Instead of actual lemons though, we find the lessons of life falling on our heads with no end. Throughout life, we learn to turn the sour times into something sweet as we become present and one with the moment that is happening. Instead of asking why is this happening, the question becomes-what is this teaching me? The Lemonade Stand shares a series of life lessons through metaphors that go beyond the surface level, having a deep meaning and significant impact to viewing life in the…mehr

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We have been told when life gives us lemons, make lemonade. So, what happens when the lemon tree is overflowing? Instead of actual lemons though, we find the lessons of life falling on our heads with no end. Throughout life, we learn to turn the sour times into something sweet as we become present and one with the moment that is happening. Instead of asking why is this happening, the question becomes-what is this teaching me? The Lemonade Stand shares a series of life lessons through metaphors that go beyond the surface level, having a deep meaning and significant impact to viewing life in the light through dark and difficult times. This book shares moments of resilience and growth. Dive in, as we venture through a journey of healing through inspiration.
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Autorenporträt
Gina Hayes-Shell, is a native of Hayneville, Alabama. She received her bachelor's degree from the prestigious Tuskegee University, and went on to receive a masters from The University of Alabama, both in the field of nutrition and dietetics. As a child, reading and writing were her first passions. She began writing short stories as early as age 10, and she kept a daily diary from age 11 years old through the first year of college. After several life-altering events including a divorce and the sudden loss of her youngest brother, she began to journal again as a part of her healing process. Most of the journaling has been translated to stories in this book. She currently dedicates her life work to the improvement of others through leadership models of empathy and self-actualization to operate in their highest level of excellence.