For a special weekend guest, I’m hosting Leah Gail to chat about her new book, Learn to Love Yourself.
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Bio:
Leah Gail is a Marketeer, Entrepreneur and Author living in The Cotswolds, UK with her dog Lando the Cockapoo. Leah’s background is in Music Marketing and having worked in an industry with very few women at the top spent the majority of her time mentoring other women to reach their potential. Leah has also been enlisted into the Women In Music Roll Of Honour which recognises game changers within the industry and has helped other women reach their potential.
Leah loves to write books about women for women and also has a keen interest in nature and the environment and of course music.
Welcome, Leah. Please tell us about your current release.
Unlock the secret to a happier you with this practical and heartfelt guide.
Are you suffering from a broken heart? Do you want to learn how to let go of pain, release negativity, and start embracing yourself for who you are? Then this book is for you.
Specially crafted to help you discover your inner happiness and embrace a life of joy, this enlightening guide explores how you can reclaim your sense of self-worth and begin to learn to love yourself again. Whether you suffer from a painful broken relationship, a nagging sense of anxiety, or a low level of self-esteem and self-worth, Learn to Love Yourself helps people of all backgrounds to embark on a journey to a new life of happiness and fulfilment.
With a profound and actionable look at the importance of mindfulness, strategies for reconciling with your emotions, and how you can begin creating your own happiness through positivity and gratitude, this brilliant guide arms you with the fundamental knowledge you need to transform your mindsets and say goodbye to negativity for good.
Perfect for anybody who is searching for emotional healing, Learn to Love Yourself book offers you a real, meaningful path to understanding self-love. If you’re tired of struggling with anxiety and stress, or if you want to mend your broken heart and begin your path to recovery, then this book provides you with a roadmap to a happier you.
Are you ready to begin embracing positivity? Then grab your copy now!
What inspired you to write this book?
Having recently gone through a divorce and being a single woman in her 40’s, I wanted to share some self-help advice and hopefully help other women who have gone through the same situation.
After a breakup, the one big question that commonly plagues us is What did I do wrong?
The end of a relationship is a period rife with self-doubt and self-loathing and one of the things you forget to take care of is ‘yourself’. Eventually you will realise how much better off you are without them in your life and be better equipped for relationships in the future.
This book is about ways to self-love again after a relationship has ended. It’s about discovering who you are, what you want and leaving the past behind and creating a better life for yourself.
What exciting story are you working on next?
Am currently in the middle of writing my 3rd book which is based around what is was like for women in Regency Britain. The Regency period was a social and cultural development seen by some as the greatest and glorious age in British history. Covering all types of women from writers, actresses, women who went from rags to riches, those who made a difference but also the affairs and scandals. So the real like Bridgertons.
When did you first consider yourself a writer?
I travelled the world from a young age and would always write a journal in every country I visited. Was only when Covid hit and we went into lockdown that I decided I wanted to self-publish my travel journals. Having completed the first one I realized that maybe not everyone would want to read. From that point I started to get other ideas of what I could write about and having researched a gap in the market my first book Extraordinary Women in History was released. Am still learning and growing but I definitely have the writing bug now.
Do you write full-time? If so, what’s your work day like? If not, what do you do other than write and how do you find time to write?
Although I am not a full-time writer I do try and do an hour a day in the week and also work on writing at weekends. My day job is Music Marketing. It definitely helps having a marketing background for my books, from the creative side through to marketing the right audiences.
What would you say is your interesting writing quirk?
I get a lot of my inspiration and ideas when I am walking the dog and will have to write things down on my phone whilst out otherwise will forget.
As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A fishmonger. I loved the feel of slimy fish. Weird I know.
Anything additional you want to share with the readers?
‘Let your ideas and thoughts give you inspiration. All creativity comes from your imagination – you first imagine and then you create. Catherine Pulsifer
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