Notes from Gusto: Relationship Reminders - Paperback

by Elizabeth Day (Author)

In "Notes from Gusto: Relationship Reminders," the ever-empowering Gusto (from TheGustoCafe.com) helps you tap into your powerful, personal wisdom and create the most fulfilling, exciting relationships you've ever had.

Discover:

-How to shift the energy of a relationship when nothing seems to be working
-Powerful one-step actions that take relationships to a whole new level
-What attracts people to you and makes them want to be around you
-What to do when someone you love is hurting
-Moment-changing questions to ask yourself
-Powerful ways to handle missing someone
-The most important relationship decisions you make every day

Open to any page of "Notes from Gusto: Relationship Reminders" and find exactly what you need-the nudge, the question to consider, the gentle reminder, the shift in perspective, the applause.

Author Biography

Elizabeth Day, author of the inspirational novel "Living with Gusto" and creator of TheGustoCafé.com, a website for daily empowerment, brings you the first book in the Notes from Gusto series: "Relationship Reminders."

After graduating from Boston College, she joined Teach For America and taught English for five years. During that time, she earned her master's at DePaul University, developed a writing program for high-risk students that became a Model Program for Chicago's alternative public schools, and while teaching in Los Angeles, she was named Teacher of the Year. She went on to co-found a boutique publishing house where she helped launch the careers of highly successful authors, including Kaya McLaren and Jordan Sonnenblick, and received publishing and editing awards from the Northwest Book Publishers Association. After six years in the publishing industry, she closed the doors of the publishing house to become an independent book editor. In her career as an award-winning editor, her clients included Amanda Turner, Robert Kiyosaki, and Master P.

Elizabeth lives with her husband and two children in Todos Santos, Mexico, and San Clemente, California.