Awakening Leadership: Embracing Mindfulness, Your Life's Purpose, and the Leader You Were Born to Be - Softcover

Nominated for the 2014 Dayton Literary Peace Prize, Christine Horner the co-founder of the What Would Love Do Foundation, an internationally syndicated writer, columnist, and Huffington Post blogger. Christine enjoys writing fiction and non-fiction that offers a higher consciousness perspective on the human experience.

"At a time when the world around us seems to be falling apart with so many global difficulties . . . Christine Horner provides an excellent analysis on how local action can make global changes." ~ Francesca Pilgrim, Non-Profit Professional

"...It is a beautiful way of thinking. I think that if everyone read and appreciated this book and this way of thinking, the world would be a better place. I recently saw Dr. Jane Goodall speak and the message was similar, "be the change". I would recommend this book because it is well-written, challenges thought patterns, and provides insight on how to be a better person, and leader in everyday life." ~ Auntie Bean, LibraryThing.com Early Reviewer

Christine Horner's little book on big leadership provides ample strategies and suggestions to help one lead through the persistent volution that is everyday life and change. Whether you are in. position of leadership, working on a team, or just interested in how to spark confidence and action in a community, school, family, or group, Horner's 30 points of the New Leadership Blueprint will guide you towards leadership success in a balanced and nature-inspired way. ~ Rita Johnson - Librarian at Carnegie Libraries of Pittsburgh

"I really enjoyed this book. I learned so much and I was able to use some of the information in my business." ~ Kimberly Henry, NetGalley.com Reviewer

I enjoyed how the book broke it down as exactly what a leader is and how we need to awaken the leader within on a small and big level. I like how it connects the personal idea of leadership with how it connects to the community and globally. Lots of big ideas that should make us all think, ponder, and reflect. ~ Jolene Vincent , Educator