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Free Toolkit: Stop Sabotaging Yourself and Live Your Authentic Purpose
30-page guidebook, 40-minute audio training, 1-hour video training that help you:
- Find and live your purpose with passion.
- Conquer your greatest fears and overcome self-doubt forever.
- Get unstuck and live with unstoppable clarity, courage, and confidence.
- Cultivate inner peace through self-acceptance, self-compassion, and self-care.
About Stephen Palmer:
Stephen Palmer is a New York Times bestselling author and a life purpose coach. He helps people discover the difference they were meant to make, and make a living doing what they love.
He is the author of Manifest Destiny: Choosing a Life of Greatness. He co-authored the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Businessweek, and Amazon bestseller, Killing Sacred Cows: Overcoming the Financial Myths that are Destroying Your Prosperity with Garrett Gunderson. He also co-authored with Kris Krohn The Conscious Creator: Six Laws for Manifesting Your Masterpiece Life.
Stephen and his wife are raising their four children in southern Utah. When he’s not coaching or writing, you’ll find him reading, spending time with his family, or canyoneering in Zion National Park.
P.J. is a Lifelong Motivational Speaker and an International Life, Love, and Relationship Coach—who focuses on results!
John Taylor is a Men’s Transformation Specialist. He helps men achieve peak performance and expand their impact in the world by helping them face the fears holding them back from their purpose… so they can lead fully actualized lives. On his days off John climbs mountains, kite-boards, and plays guitar.
John Joseph truly has had an amazing journey through life. Being the son of an alcoholic welterweight prizefighter who battered his mother came with a price. That price was paid at the age of five when his father severely beat his mother for the last time and he and his two brothers were split up and put into orphanages. The years that followed for him were no less horrific as he and his two brothers were bounced around in some of the worst homes in the New York State Foster care system.