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My hope is that these remarkable transformational stories will light a spark—whether you are twenty-five or sixty-five—to take back the reins of your life and become clear on exactly what you are going to do now and how you wish to contribute to the world. The music has not stopped, and there is still time to find your seat.

Real life. Author Kristin S. Kaufman has had the good fortune in her life to have many seats saved for her—both literally and figuratively. In this final book of her Is This Seat Taken? trilogy, Kristin invites you to come along with her as she revisits the moments in her life when she discovered the unmistakable wisdom revealed through the “seats” in which she found herself seated, from an empty folding chair at her high school reunion to the most formative roles of her career.

Learn the power and importance of authenticity; move beyond the fear and limitations that stop you from living truly and bring more authenticity into your work, relationships, and life.Motivational Speaker, Mike Robbins' new audiobook, Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken will teach you the principles of authenticity, and give you the exercises and actions to transform your life.

Kelsey Toney's Space Not Taken is about challenging our fears about taking up space. Together, we'll share stories and learn how to worry less about the perceptions of others and be more brave and present in our lives and in the world.

Come walk with me, to where your heart is calling from, on the 'Road not Taken' and let's build a stronger mindset in the pursuit of our dreams! This is ILA inviting you to a journey in 'Life On The Road Not Taken'. PS: Remember Warriors- Let's just keep going, until we make it!

What if the so-called “truths” about growth and success are actually keeping you playing small?On Trash Talk, hosts Erica Breuer and Erin Thomas unpack empty platitudes and tired cliches that dominate the business and personal development world. These ideas might be popular, but that doesn’t mean they’re useful.Who listens to Trash Talk?Skeptics and Questioners of hollow adviceThose asking why self-help advice failsPeople done with toxic self-help cultureAnyone who wants a place to finally talk openly about all the advice that makes you roll your eyes