Random Acts of Kindness: How to Make It a Better World

ISBN-13: 9781642504194 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 180 str.

The Editors Press; Daphne Rose Kingma; Dawna Markova

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"Over the years, I've foundmyself continuously revisiting Random Acts of Kindness. Whenever theworld's negativity weighs on my heart, this book always helps me center mythoughts and actions."

-Brenda Knight, author of Be a Good in the World

"This book is a gentle, actionable reminder to set yourintentions and act positively as often as you can. You never know what rippleeffect your little act of kindness could have!"

-Becca Anderson, author of TheJoy of Self-Care

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The Editors of Conari Press have produced the bestselling Random Acts of Kindness series, with over 1 million copies sold.

Dawna Markova, Ph.D., is internationally know for her groundbreaking work in helping people learn with passion and live on purpose. She is the CEO of Professional Thinking Partners, Inc., co-founder of the Worldwide Women's Web, and former research affiliate of the Organizational Learning Center at MIT. Her books include I Will Not Die an Unlived Life, The Open Mind, and No Enemies Within; An Unused Intelligence, co-authored with her husband and business partner, Andy Bryner; and How Your Child Is Smart and Learning Unlimited, co-authored with Anne R. Powell. She lives in Geyersville, California.

Brenda Knight began her career at HarperCollins, working with luminaries Paolo Coelho, Marianne Williamson, and Huston Smith. Knight was awarded IndieFab's Publisher of the Year in 2014 at the American Library Association. Knight is the author of Wild Women and Books, The Grateful Table, Be a Good in the World, and Women of the Beat Generation, which won an American Book Award. Knight is a poet, writer, and editor. She also serves as President of the Women's National Book Association, San Francisco Chapter, and is an instructor at the annual San Francisco Writers Conference, Central Coast Writers Conference and wherever she can be with fellow writers. She resides in San Francisco, CA.

Dubbed the "The Love Doctor" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Daphne Rose Kingma is an emotional healer, spiritual guide, former psychotherapist, relationship expert, keynote speaker, and author. Her books have been translated into sixteen languages, selling over a million and a half copies. A frequent guest on Oprah and Charlie Rose, Kingma has appeared on various television and radio programs.

A longtime resident of Santa Barbara, California, she is also a frequent workshop leader at Big Sur's prestigious Esalen Institute.

www.daphnekingma.com