Wednesday, March 31, 2021

Book Tour & Giveaway ~ Stress-Free Prosperity by Sneha Jhanb



Non-Fiction/Self-Help/Mindfulness

Date Published: February 12 2021

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 Stress and Prosperity are two sides of the same coin. When you see one face up, you do not see the other. When you reduce stress in your life, you start increasing prosperity. Your outlook towards life changes. When the pressures in your life increase, your feeling of control goes down. Most of us play this coin flip all our lives.

In this book, Sneha teaches you how to feel more prosperous, more joyous and more happy in your life, while making sure that you unburden all that is not needed. Sneha has been through a fair share of stress through accidents, surgery, heart breaks, career setbacks, entrepreneurial setbacks and more. And on that journey of life navigating stress, she has always found a way to bring herself back on the road to prosperity.

When she started writing this book, one thing was clear. The idea of this book was not to send you down the road of positive thinking your way to prosperity or denying your feelings and forcing yourself to feel positive. The idea of this book is to give actionable strategies to help you lower your stress and increase your prosperity.

Introductions 

Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I would write a book on stress and prosperity. However, looking N at my journey in life to date, I feel that I was meant to be the guide to help you understand how stress and prosperity are linked, making stress free prosperity the perfect subject to handle in my first book. 

The impact of stress plays a major role in people's lives. The estimated cost to the global economy due to depression and anxiety is US $1 trillion per year in loss of productivity, according to the World Health Organization. Eastern Kentucky University estimated that American employers spend $300 billion every year on health care and lost work days linked to work-related stress. 

Stress has played a major role in my life too. I have been through my fair share of stress due to accidents, surgery, heart breaks career setbacks, entrepreneurial setbacks and more. And on that journey of navigating stress, every time I found a way to bring myself back on the road to prosperity. 

The idea of this book is not to send you down the road of positive thinking your way to prosperity or denying your feelings and forcing yourself to feel positive. The idea of this book is to give actionable strategies to help you manage the pressure you feel and empower yourself on your path to creating wealth and lasting joy. 

Who am I and why am I writing about stress and prosperity? 

Hi, I am Sneha. I am a certified life coach, a certified mindfulness teacher and in the process of achieving my 200 hour yoga teacher certification. I wear many hats under the umbrella of StressLessWithSnehaJ.Com, a website I created to help busy professionals find the balance between joy and prosperity. 

Throughout my life, I have been fascinated in understanding why adults are so stressed, about prosperity and personal growth, and the different ways to help them. To that end, I have found many mentors who have shown me the path to discover the way to being comfortable in my personal growth, every time I feel lost. 

What does Prosperity Really Mean? 

The dictionary definition of “to prosper” is to be financial y successful. The word is also used to describe “to grow strong and healthy, to flourish physically.” 

Prosperity is your ability to feel that you are thriving, to know that you are doing well and everything that is happening is in your best interest and that you are growing. Therefore, prosperity is a state of mind, rather than your bank balance, or job title. 

Stress and Prosperity : What Is The Connection? 

Stress and Prosperity are two sides of the same coin. When you see one face up, you do not see the other. 

When you reduce stress in your life, you start increasing prosperity. 

Your outlook towards life changes. When the stress in your life increases, your feeling of control goes down. 

Most of us play this coin flip al our lives. Something good happens and you get excited. Then something bad happens, and you feel that the world is just not supportive enough, and that you are not good enough. You start blaming everyone else including your stars and alignment, your parents, and partners and sometimes even your children. 

You blame your work, your colleagues, your timetable, your health routine, and your bosses. Also, many times you blame yourself and you make a subconscious choice to continue to dwell on this blame game and you sit there whining. This causes you to feel less prosperous, since you are focusing on what you do not have. 

But on the flip side, when you feel well in your mind and soul, you feel joyful. You do not feel the burden of stress on your shoulders anymore. You feel as light as air. 

The difference between people who experience less stress and more prosperity in their life from those who don’t is that these people are the ones who do something about it and learn when to adapt to situations or how to return to the balance. 

I am not saying there are days where you will not groan from the pressures. I am not saying being upset is bad. I am saying knowing when to quit whining and take action changes your game in life. 

And this is the hack that I want to teach you. 

I will teach you how to feel more prosperous, more joyous and more happy in your life, while making sure that you unburden all that is not needed. 

Is this magic? No. 

Am I going to teach you some random “woo woo” principles about the law of attraction where you keep praying that you get more money to be prosperous? NO! I am going to give you a practical step by step process of how you can achieve more prosperity in your life and how to reduce stress in your life. 

When most people think of prosperity, they start and stop at money, assets and wealth. But do you think that if you had tons of money and a lot of stress, you would be able to savor your progress 100%? 

It is not possible, because with financial prosperity comes added responsibility and THAT reduces our ability to be calm. 

Now, money is one of the factors that can help achieve prosperity but it is not the only factor. We have several factors in our life that affect how stressful or how prosperous we feel. In this book, I refer to these factors as the “Houses of Prosperity.” 

Houses Of Prosperity

To understand these houses, you need to be on the outside looking in at the various factors that affect your well-being. Each of these factors can be grouped into the following Houses of Prosperity: 1. Self/You

2. Relationships 

3. Money 

4. Space and Environment 

5. Career/Purpose 

6. Spirit 

7. Network 

8. Body 

9. Time 

The way you relate to each of these houses of prosperity can

determine your prosperity at any given point of time. These houses can either make you feel good about yourself and your life or they may make your stress level rise. 

Once we explore you learn about these factors; in the following section, I will take you down a simple path that will teach you a time tested, strategic process to achieve prosperity and lower stress in each of these houses. 

My methods are a mix of practicality, science and wow! You have to understand how stress works, and how it affects your life. You have to get more clarity on what factors create a barrier to your prosperity. Once you have this clarity, you will be well on your way to stress-free prosperity! 

About the Author

Sneha Jhanb is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher, Reiki, and Sound Bath Practitioner. She is passionate to help busy professionals connect with their emotional and financial well-being and relax deeply.

Sneha transitioned from her career as an Industrial Engineer and now identifies herself as a multi-passionate entrepreneur and wears many hats under the umbrella of StressLessWithSnehaJ.com, a website she created to help busy professionals find the balance between joy and prosperity. Throughout her life, she has been fascinated in understanding personal growth and prosperity.

Other than writing and coaching, she loves serving her clients through meditation and relaxation sessions using mindfulness, crystal bowl sound meditation and yoga nidra.

Sneha is an author of Indian origin, now settled in the United States of America where she lives with her husband, two children and a furry pet.

Sneha’s written work has appeared in online publications like Raising World Children, Power of Moms, Huffington Post, Elephant Journal, Thrive Global and Deseret News.

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Blog Tour ~ Silver Dawn Afire by Sonja J. Breckon


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This is my stop during the blog tour for Silver Dawn Afire by Sonja J. Breckon. Silver Dawn Afire is a high fantasy book in which a girl destined to destroy the world refuses to do that and sets out to save the world instead. This blog tour is organized by Lola's Blog Tours. The blog tour runs from 15 March till 4 April. See the



Silver Dawn Afire (The Seventh Age Saga #1)
By Sonja J. Breckon
Genre: Fantasy
Age category: Young Adult
Release Date: March 16, 2021

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Myridians are coming, each wielding one of Six Cataclysmic Powers that will lay waste to the world and wake the God of Neutrality. What happens when one refuses to succumb to her myridian nature and sets out to save the world instead? *** SIDRA ANATOLA will soon die a human death and be reborn as one of the myridian, beings destined to destroy the World of Aetheria. In a desperate attempt to change her dark fate, she flees home and the young man she loves to seek help from a powerful entity who has lived through all the ages. But she may not make it in time before she is killed by hunters—or by the love of her life, also a myridian, who fights every day to hold onto the emotions that made him human. BRESEIS ERISWEN was expelled from the academy and failed her father who expected her to carry on her late mother’s profession as a myridian hunter. But Breseis never wanted to be a hunter—she refused to kill, and she never believed in myridians, to begin with. She leaves home with big dreams, lacking experience, and a broken heart, to prove that she is more than a failed hunter. Two contrasting paths converge to become a turbulent one. A mouthy intellect with a colorful personality, and a skilled warrior with a frosty attitude, put their differences aside and travel the rest of the way together, robbing temples, angering false gods, and escaping numerous predicaments with their lives. Amid the chaos, they form a friendship despite a gut feeling that both hide dangerous secrets that can save or destroy the world and each other.

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I step into the head priest’s personal space; his eyes fall under wrinkles of discomfort, his trust in me diminishing. The knot in his throat bobs up and down as he swallows nervously, and instinctively, he slides both arms into opposite robe sleeves and holds them there, on the weapons hidden within them, no doubt.

Licking the dryness from my lips, Itake my time. I inhale the air deep into mylungs, and my eyes shut momentarily so Ican savor it, the memory of when Sidra was here. It had been only days ago, and the memory is still as fresh as if I had witnessed it with my own eyes. I see her in the temple, a white-haired girl with her; I see the priest kick Sidra in the back of the head; the poniard in his hand plunged into Sidra’s spine; she falls to her knees. Anger courses through me, finding every limb, every bone and muscle and vein in my body. Just watch, I tell myself, taking back the control. I can hear the priests gasping for air in the present, but I keepmy eyes closed to focus on the not-so-distant past.

In the priest’s memory, I see the whip in the Valdanian girl’s hand, ensnaring a priest’s throat and yanking him to the floor. I watch Sidra and the girl fight their way out of the temple, the poniard still jutting from Sidra’s spine, the pain in her face, the pain I have always hated to see more than anything. My memories mingle with the priest’s, those when we were younger, and all the times Sidra should have died, but instead of death, there was only torment; I see the tears stream down her face. “It hurts, Soren…please, tell me why I can’t die? Death would take the pain away…” I held her hand, and I brought it to my lips; my tears tracked down the bridge of my nose and onto her fingers. “I don’t know, Sidra,” I told her and kissed her hand once more, wanting only to comfort her, to make the pain stop, and hating myself because it was the one thing I couldn’t do. “But I am here. And I will always be here. I will find a way to take away your pain. Someday, Sidra. I will find a way.”

My eyes spring open to blackness. Ontheir knees, the priests claw at their throats, desperately trying to fill their lungs with air again; choking sounds permeate the temple in a baleful timbre.

I crouch; my eyes are as black as an abyss, the truth of what I am now laid out for them to see in their final moments.

“The Sixth Age will end,” I say. “And no number of hunters will be able to stop it. The ages always come to an end. And we are here to pave the way for the God of Neutrality to awaken and put balance into life once more.” I cock my head to one side. “It is your own fault,” I say. “Your weaknesses, your malignant, infectious atrocities, that gives us life. You have only yourselves to blame for the end of all things.”

The priests’ eyes swell in the sockets, and their bloated faces turn purple and blue though the only color I can see is black. The veins in their necks bulge and throb beneath the skin; I can already detect the scent of death permeating the air, and I wonder if Herana, Deity of Death and the Afterlife, is watching from the shadows.

I rise into a towering stand, like a giant before ants, then casually I turn and walk away. They are dead before I reach the doors.

I meet the remaining guards outside at the bottom of the steps, bladed pikes at the ready. But their confidence reduced by their fear of the man skilled in Mind Craft, one of the most powerful Crafts in the Craft of Zekrosus.

With little effort or thought, I seizecontrol of their minds; the guards struggle to move in their armor, sweat drippingdown their faces in rivulets.

“You will go to the village,” I instruct, “and kill everyone in it. After which, you will kill one another.” I step into the Imperial Guard’s face. “And then the one of you left standing will fall onto his own blade.”

The Imperial Guard blinks his one eye several times, aware of what is happening, but he can do nothing to stop it.

“Now go,” I say with the gesture of myhand.

They do as were instructed, and I leavein the direction I had seen Sidra carried away by the wagon.



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Sonja J. Breckon

About the Author

Sonja J. Breckon is a builder of fantasy worlds and not ashamed to admit she lives in them more than in the real world. Besides writing books, she works with various programs to create her own cover art, interior art, design, formatting, and fantasy maps. Sonja loves nature, the universe, coffee, and bookstores. Oh, and chicken potato enchiladas.

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