A Book and a Chat with Tamara Elizabeth

It was good to be back on “A Book and a Chat” chat tonight after the affects of hurricane or was it tropical storm “Irene” her in Connecticut. Surviving the storm for many has been a learning curb, the rush for “D” batteries was unbelievable and the purchasing of generators since the storm has gone up by 1000’s. Surviving and learning is something my guest on today’s show knows about.

Tamara Elizabeth is a speaker, author, self love coach, radio host, a master motivator of women in transition, conductress of motivational seminars, professional photographer, small space designer, lover of social media, mother of 5, and a fabulously loveable woman who after her first 50 years is determined to create a revolution of women.

She is a woman who has been down the path of low self esteem and no self love. She has walked a similar journey as they have ventured from. I know their pain and have felt their frustration and fears.

Her own experience in seeking help through a self love coach enabled Tamara to develop a fabulous 10 step program to help women to discover their perfectly authentic lovable selves. I coach them into their own empowerment and help them to build their "House Of The Lovable You."

She created the word -Moximize and have defined it as - "To overcome hardship with sass, courage, spunk, valor and attitude." I respect the trailblazing women of the 20's. They had moxie in everything they did. They had the courage to stand up to their challenges and they had the sass and spunk to defy society's norms.

The women and their stories of the twenties are are the source of inspiration for my coaching practice and I enjoy motivating my clients to becoming "Moximized."

Tamara decided to take the experiences of her own journey along life’s rocky road and help others succeed like she herself has. The result is the wonderful book – Fabulously Fifty and Reflecting It! – Discovering My Loveable Me.

The book covers her past, present and future reflections with the hope that each essay will inspire the women or indeed men who read it to work on the worksheets that accompany each story, with the result of each reader finding a way to follow their journey without giving up.

So listen now and share an interesting and entertaining show as I spend thirty minutes sharing "A Book and a Chat with Tamara Elizabeth".

Barry

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A Book and a Chat with "Christa Allan"

My guest on tonight's book and a chat is mother of five (plus two grandchildren), English teacher an author Christa Allan whose debut novel "Walking on Broken Glass" was released this year.

Christa has been called "A true Southern woman who knows that any cook worth her gumbo always starts with a roux and who never wears white after Labor Day". And while I come from the south as well, in Christa's case it's not the south of England, rather Louisiana.

During the show Christa shared with us from her earliest writing exploits to how her own life experiences have helped her to write this powerful book about alcoholism, SIDS, and facing up to the realities of life.

Christa went on to explain how the book nearly was lost when she had to leave her home with a half completed manuscript stuffed into zip-lock bags thanks to hurricane Katrina. However like her own life the Christa's writing could not be stopped even by not one but two hurricanes.

Eventually with the help of a fellow author, Christa linked with Rachel Gardner of WordServe Literary. Rachelle's blog, Rants & Ramblings on Life as a Literary Agent, has won the Writer’s Digest 101 Best Blogs for Writers award for two years.

A year later Abingdon Press, a Methodist publishing house launching fiction for the first time, bought her novel, and started this talented lady on the path to literary success.

So sit back and listen to show or else download it's mp3 file and listen later to "A Book and a Chat with Christa Allan"

Barry

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Barry Eva (Storyheart)