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Book SynopsisA heart-healing guide to forgiveness, apologies, and mindful tools for peace from Kelly Browne, go-to gratitude expert and author of the best-selling thank you book series, 101 Ways to Say Thank You. Trade Review"Of special and valued appeal to readers with an interest in the subjects of Emotional Self-Help, Creating Self-Esteem and Personal Happiness,
101 Ways to Create Mindful Forgiveness: A Heart-Healing Guide to Forgiveness, Apologies, and Mindful Tools for Peace is an invaluable and much needed addition to personal, professional, community, and academic library Self-Help/Self-Improvement collections in a Social Media age."
—Julie Summers' Bookshelf,
Midwest Book Review 101 Way to Create Mindful Forgiveness is a book that will inspire all to pick up paper and pen to make a positive and powerful difference in this world. Kelly‘s suggestions filled the pages with words of acknowledgement, encouragement, and stimulate the heart.
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April McLean and
Debra Lassiter, co-owners, The Etiquette and Leadership Institute and Perfectly Polished: The Etiquette School
"Keep this book within easy reach. It is a treasure trove of tips and ideas to help you handle every hurtful situation."
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The Reverend Canon Mpho Tutu van Furth, artist, author, spiritual director
"Author Kelly Browne solves the mystery on one of the most difficult topics: Forgiveness. This is the new go-to book on how to forgive ourselves, release past pain and mindfully embrace peace to live your best life. Brilliant!"
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Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino, founder of The Best Ever You Network and award-winning author of
The Change Guidebook Writing a sensitive note is an art, but choosing the right words requires some work. In the pages of Kelly Browne’s
101 Ways to Create Mindful Forgiveness are practical processes and guidance to help in choosing those perfect words.
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Robert Hickey, author,
Honor & Respect"Chapter by chapter Kelly enriches our lives with her internationally inspired tips and techniques for mindful forgiveness right at our fingertips.”
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Pamela Eyring, president and owner of The Protocol School of Washington®
"As children, we are taught to apologize even when we don't mean it-- teaching us to say things we don't mean. Kelly Browne rehabilitates us all by fearlessly showing us how to honor ourselves and others through the mindful act of apology and forgiveness. In this world, it is rare to be shown the steps to facilitate healing. Browne takes us through it all gracefully, showing us what it means to apologize and forgive. After reading her words, we are no longer people who say empty words. "
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Paulina Pinsky, co-author,
It Doesn't Have to be Awkward
