Kishshana Palmer: Busy Is a Four-Letter Word, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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"Kishshana has been an inspiration to me as an entrepreneur, coach, and friend, offering me the opportunity to watch her live out and lead others through the principles and practices she writes about in Busy Is A Four-Letter Word. She has given us a gift by assembling the wisdom she has gained in this accessible and authentic Bible for anyone who has grown up believing they would have to work twice as hard to get half as much in life and leadership. The good news Kishshana shares in Busy Is A Four-Letter Word is a healing balm with applicable lessons and tools for achieving the harmony needed to live purposeful, balanced lives."
--MARIA DAUTRUCHE, Founder of dopwell group LLC
"In Busy Is A Four-Letter Word, Kishshana Palmer does what she does best--cuts right through the noise by bringing us the truth via humor and complete relatability. With her 5-Step ReThink Method, Kishshana shows us how to ditch the glorification of busyness and embrace actual self-care, rest, and the power of saying 'no'. It's a loving wake-up call that delivers exactly what we need to overcome 'martyritis' and thrive by doing less. This book will be on my nightstand for years to come."
--MALLORY ERICKSON, author of What the Fundraising
"Busy Is A Four-Letter Word is a revelation. In her approach to supporting effective, efficient, healthy living and leading, Kishshana manages to bring together the best of many worlds. She brings us nostalgia with pop-culture characters we love, but through a fresh lens of reflection. She gives us personal stories that are vulnerable and authentic, accessible and resonant, approachable and real. She gives us validating research and practical applications that move us past words into action. Throughout this worthwhile read, I was tickled pink, seeing red, feeling in true-blue community and accelerated through a green light to make tangible changes in how I approach my life and work. You will be too."
--AJUAH HELTON, Long Time Education Leader and Woman Who Regularly Does Too Much