Amy Joy – författare

A story about how a boy discovers that ants are not bad. In fact, the ants could be doing the same things him and his dad just experienced. Don''t step on the ants. They are good.

This book takes you on a journey to discover what candy you decide to choose for yourself. With only three dollars to spend, the experience is yours to create.

This book takes you on a journey from start to finish with an enjoyable perspective of making cookies.

Check out these other titles by Amy Joy: Don''t Step on The Ants, The Ice Cream Truck Chase, and The Candy Store.

Write Your Story is a six-week journey into healing childhood trauma through purposeful writing. Expressive therapies such as writing with emotion and intention heals the mind, body, and spirit.

Psychological trauma often holds us back from fully enjoying our lives. Writing is proven method for rewiring the brain and body for balance. This guided journal allows you to take a deep dive into your past trauma, understand how it impacts your present, and makes a path for a better future.

This book is rooted in psychological research and practice.

After years of searching to free herself of the emotional and psychologically damaging baggage she carried for so long, Amy Joy benefited from years of private and group coaching, from spiritual journeys, and from personal counseling. In participating in all these, Amy saw that she could provide her own unique experiences, insights, and tools to help others move ahead in their own journeys toward happiness and fulfillment.

In her own words, Amy''s purpose for her book, Get Your Shit Together:

“I have become happy and free in my life! And I want you to be happy and free, too. This book is a step-by-step guide in going from Fear to Freedom! Freedom from suffering, freedom from feeling helpless, and, instead, moving on to create and experience your own true freedom. My Mission is to liberate you from suffering and lead you into a life of freedom and joy, to a life you love!”

In her book, Amy provides twelve chapters full of true stories, such as how she served as a missionary in the jungles of Papua New Guinea, how she escaped her dangerously abusive marriage, and how she helped save her precious friend Dani''s life (who was stabbed nine times) — through a technique called the Diamond, which she teaches you how to use. Amy uses brief exercises in every chapter to teach you many spiritual techniques that will save you emotionally, physically, spiritually, and even financially.