Author Liggy Webb’s New Book "Thank You" is Launched in Style
The "Thank You" book launch took place on the 19th November 2011 in Cheltenham to celebrate the recent publication of Liggy's latest book.
Cheltenham, United Kingdom, November 23, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Over 200 people attended the black tie event at Pittville Pump Rooms, including the Mayor of Cheltenham, Barbara Driver. Organisers held a raffle for a selection of prizes and the money raised was donated to The Mayor’s Charities (The National Star College, St Vincent's and St George's and Cheltenham YMCA). During this social event guests were entertained with a live band, dancing and a pianist plus a speech from the author herself.
The new book aims to help readers to be happier, healthier and more positive in life. The theory is that people have the opportunity to make themselves happier because it is something that lies within their power. Although it is not always possible to control what happens, it is possible to choose the way we react to things. Liggy writes that there are so many ways to appreciate our lives even in the most challenging times. She has the philosophy that in every difficult situation lies an opportunity.
From the author of The Happy Handbook & How to Work Wonders, Liggy Webb's latest book with Grosvenor House Publishing aims to motivate and inspire readers to look at their life from a totally different perspective. It is filled with practical tips, recent research, anecdotal stories, inspirational quotes and a gratitude journal to give readers information to work to appreciate life and improve their happiness levels.
Book Reviews:
"Liggy Webb has written a powerful book that shows you how to enjoy becoming a better person." Edward de Bono
"Thank You is a stimulating and inspirational book. I loved it and it will enhance countless lives with joy and happiness, mine included." Richard Denny
Further information:
Liggy Webb is the founding director of The Learning Architect and as an experienced learning and development professional she has amassed over twenty years of experience in this field.
As a presenter, consultant and author she is passionate about improving the quality of people's lives. She is regularly asked to speak at conferences and high profile events and is an author and also contributes to various industry publications. As a consultant with the United Nations she travels extensively and has recently returned from Afghanistan which she describes as her biggest life education to date.
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The new book aims to help readers to be happier, healthier and more positive in life. The theory is that people have the opportunity to make themselves happier because it is something that lies within their power. Although it is not always possible to control what happens, it is possible to choose the way we react to things. Liggy writes that there are so many ways to appreciate our lives even in the most challenging times. She has the philosophy that in every difficult situation lies an opportunity.
From the author of The Happy Handbook & How to Work Wonders, Liggy Webb's latest book with Grosvenor House Publishing aims to motivate and inspire readers to look at their life from a totally different perspective. It is filled with practical tips, recent research, anecdotal stories, inspirational quotes and a gratitude journal to give readers information to work to appreciate life and improve their happiness levels.
Book Reviews:
"Liggy Webb has written a powerful book that shows you how to enjoy becoming a better person." Edward de Bono
"Thank You is a stimulating and inspirational book. I loved it and it will enhance countless lives with joy and happiness, mine included." Richard Denny
Further information:
Liggy Webb is the founding director of The Learning Architect and as an experienced learning and development professional she has amassed over twenty years of experience in this field.
As a presenter, consultant and author she is passionate about improving the quality of people's lives. She is regularly asked to speak at conferences and high profile events and is an author and also contributes to various industry publications. As a consultant with the United Nations she travels extensively and has recently returned from Afghanistan which she describes as her biggest life education to date.
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