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"The Courage to Be Free" with author Guy Finley

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  • Oct 14, 2010 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm
  • Location: Barne & Noble
  • Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2022
Bestselling author Guy Finley will present a free talk at Barnes and Noble on how to live fearlessly, based on his newest book "The Courage to Be Free."The talk, held on Thursday, October 14 at 7:00 pm, will feature insights and practical techniques to reclaim one’s right to be free. Barnes & Noble is located at 1400 Biddle Road in Medford (541-858-0203). Everyone is welcome to this free event.According to the author, we are born to be free of fear, stress, and the past – and free to be strong, wise, and perfectly unique. The Courage to Be Free shows readers — through teaching stories, real-life examples, and special exercises — how to exchange self-limiting negative thoughts and feelings for the freedom that comes with living from their original fearless Self.The Courage to Be Free has received high critical acclaim. According to Daniel Amen, MD author of Change Your Brain, Change Your Body, “The Courage to Be Free” is a gift from a master teacher, filled page after page with insights that will help calm your anxieties, allay your fears, and help you live a more present, precious life. I highly recommend this book.”Justine & Michael Toms, Co-Founders of New Dimensions Radio, say: “Once again, Guy Finley brings us wisdom we can use practically to better our lives. The Courage to Be Free reminds us of who we really are, and gives us tools to master our life. Anyone who has ever felt down, depressed, alone, helpless, or hopeless needs to read this book. It will change your life forever.”Finley is the author of more than 40 books and audio programs that have sold over a million copies in 18 languages. Barnes & Noble says, “Guy Finley has helped millions live fuller, more peaceable lives.” Finley is the founding director of Life of Learning, a center for self-study located in Merlin, Oregon. For information visit www.guyfinley.org. Or call the Foundation at 541-476-1200.
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