Nonfiction Feature: The Heart Revolution by Karen Tobiasen #blogtour #bookreview #nonficiton #business #giveaway #rabtbooktours @RABTBookTours

 

Non-fiction, Business, Management, Leadership, Personal development

Date Published: 9-29-20

 

Change happens in business and in life. Today’s success is achieved by learning how to thrive and come alive – manifesting our deeper purpose and true potential – through transformation.

For that to happen we have to shift our mindsets to build and sustain our own capacity to transform. By replacing fear with love. Waste with value. By enriching our personal and professional lives with deeper meaning and expanded capacity.

This book invites you to step out of your comfort zone, tear down your internal blockers, and follow the Ten Steps of Transformation, for a greater impact in your life, organization and society.

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REVIEW

The thing that stands out to me the most after reading this is the face that this is not just a self-help business book. This is a book about changing your outlook, looking deeper into yourself, your motivations, etc. and starting with yourself first before transforming your business.

Karen has laid this out in a step by step way. You need to A, understand. B, look into transforming yourself. And then finally C, you can focus on your business or how you manage business.

Full of great examples, and a lot of wonderful information and facts, this book is helpful to any business owner, Manager, CEO, etc. or someone who wants to become one.

About the Author

Karen is a business executive, transformer and facilitator with 20+ years of experience in People, Culture and Transformation Leadership roles from several multinationals across industries.

She hates waste in all forms and shapes – and loves impact. That’s why she has a burning desire to help individuals and organizations to transform, disrupting their lives as a way to enrichment.

Karen is a self-proclaimed collector of the lightbulb moments, where people do things they never imagined they could. And she says she comes fully alive when deeply engaged in asking, listening to and sensing people – both what they’re saying and not saying.

She is lifelong student and learner, holding a bachelor’s in Economics – specialized in Organizational Development, an Executive MBA and a Masters in Gestalt Psychotherapy. But originally started her career as a nurse, caring for terminally ill AIDS patients. Seeing how differently people would meet death – whether embracing it having truly lived or facing it begrudgingly with regret – gave Karen existential insight into the importance of living fully, both personally and professionally.

Whatever the label though, working with people, their well-being and transformation has been the red thread throughout Karen’s life. And she is here to help everyone who wants to disrupt and enrich their lives – transforming through love and laughter – whether as individuals or whole organizations.

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