Lynn Newman: Get Unstuck: The Good News About Feeling Bad

07/06/16 • 29 min

Life is full of challenges that help us grow, soar and believe in ourselves over and over again. What would you do if you could always hold on to this truth: there is good news about feeling bad! Our guest tonight is a creativity expert with a Masters in Counseling Psychology. Success expert Lynn Newman has emerged as a defining voice in the art of guiding others to exceed their potential and manifest their dream. In order to get unstuck, she believes everything we do is creative: the way we think. The way we problem solve. The way we make the most of our lives. Her goal? To help you create whatever you long to experience and be the artist of your life. Lynn is an ongoing contributor for Tiny Buddha, Positively Positive, Wake Up World, Personal Growth and a multitude of other online publications. Her website is www.lynnnewman.com

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