New Book Promotion
The Six Routines of Self-Discovery
This highly anticipated book speaks to the current times of economic unsurety and high unemployment that has so many asking questions about their future. Scheduled for release just before the beginning of the New Year, The Six Routines of Self-Discovery promotes an efficient and common sense way of shaping ones personal destiny through the process of self examination and emotional self-regulation. Foxworth believes that this book will hit the Bestsellers List because “it is an extremely necessary program for getting unstuck, which every person should have as a resource guide.”
“There is nothing quite like a global economic crisis to challenge people to focus, invent, inspire and learn,” says Foxworth. “Self-Discovery is the foundation for a greater understanding of ones’ ability and increased personal productivity.” With more than 10 million dislocated workers now existing in America, many are returning to school for advanced degrees and college students are looking for answers to what the future holds. Those who are employed are less likely to change careers, therefore staying with a job that they may not like, while employers are expecting more output from fewer people.
This highly anticipated book speaks to the current times of economic unsurety and high unemployment that has so many asking questions about their future. Scheduled for release just before the beginning of the New Year, The Six Routines of Self-Discovery promotes an efficient and common sense way of shaping ones personal destiny through the process of self examination and emotional self-regulation. Foxworth believes that this book will hit the Bestsellers List because “it is an extremely necessary program for getting unstuck, which every person should have as a resource guide.”
“There is nothing quite like a global economic crisis to challenge people to focus, invent, inspire and learn,” says Foxworth. “Self-Discovery is the foundation for a greater understanding of ones’ ability and increased personal productivity.” With more than 10 million dislocated workers now existing in America, many are returning to school for advanced degrees and college students are looking for answers to what the future holds. Those who are employed are less likely to change careers, therefore staying with a job that they may not like, while employers are expecting more output from fewer people.
