The Challenge of the Century

We long to be self-confident, when in reality our desire is to be self-possessing, to have full autonomy of our intrinsic abilities, feelings and behavior. Trainer, entrepreneur, spiritual coach and author of "Giving Myself Permission" Pennie Murray has tantalized national and international audiences with her wisdom on self-permissive power and now readers everywhere can learn how abundant life can be when you take the simplest path to success by giving yourself permission.

Kansas City, Missouri: Are you ready for whatever life presents? Is there something holding you back from achieving your lifes goals? Are you stressed and overwhelmed by your career, family or success? In a society of indulgence, instant gratification and promiscuity you would think giving oneself permission to live, to achieve, to be self-assured, charismatic, authentic and vital would be of no consequence-yet this has become the challenge of the century.

We are all born with a nature of desire, purpose and determination. We long to be self-confident, when in reality our desire is to be self-possessing, to have full autonomy of our intrinsic abilities, feelings and behavior. To have our individualism respected and celebrated, not judged and condemned. It is for the sake of these internal longings that we consider the value and meaning of self-permission.

Trainer, entrepreneur, spiritual coach and author of "Giving Myself Permission" Pennie Murray has tantalized national and international audiences with her wisdom on self-permissive power and now readers everywhere can learn how abundant life can be when you take the simplest path to success by giving yourself permission.

"Giving Myself Permission," challenges your pseudo-security of excuse making, avoidance and escapism in order to move you beyond the contentment of just existing to a place of significance. It disrupts your comfort zones and your tendency to play small for the sake of anothers ego, and then strongly encourages a mindset of individualized success. Based on five simple yet errorless truths: 1. We have a promise of greatness. 2. We are unique expressions of action. 3. Even though we have immanent greatness we are often times afflicted with issues. 4. Moving from survival to significance will depend largely on our "want to" and lastly, 5. Until we are mature (properly nourished and developed) emotionally, mentally and spiritually our inheritance (success, fullness of joy, peace of mind, loving relationships, prosperity, etc.) will be held in the universe's trust fund.

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This book spends little time focusing on how and why we fail to give ourselves permission. Instead it assumes that the reader desires to be self-possessing and thus spends more time stimulating the mind to do what it does best-think, reason and then apply the knowledge to start and complete the path to successful living. Giving Myself Permission" is not for the faint of heart; it is cathartic and will challenge you to the core. Its mission is to stretch you beyond the familiar, giving you the courage to understand that the power of permission" is authorized by you-not granted by others.

Who should read this book-leaders, managers, supervisors, employee, mothers, fathers, wives, husbands, significant others, friends, the injured, the recovering, the old and the young. For your copy of Giving Myself Permission, call 816-965-5823, toll free 866-956-5823 or visit www.breakthroughseminar.com

ISBN 0-9651942-1-3 Paperback 5½ x 8½ 96 pages Price: $13.00

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Pennie Murray is the director and personal success coach of Break Through Seminars. She is available for seminars and keynotes. E-mail us for Pennie's e-press kit at: nuattitude@breakthroughseminar.com
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