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Irrepressible

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Find your calling and you'll find your courage in this all-new inspiring book for women from Christian leader, speaker and writer Cathy Madavan.
  • 20 February 2020
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Why do some people seem to throw themselves into every opportunity, bouncing back from every setback? Is this irrepressible spirit just for the hyper-motivated? How do the rest of us live courageously, relate authentically and develop resilience?

Popular speaker and author Cathy Madavan deploys her trademark humour and down-to-earth wisdom to identify twelve ways we can become irrepressible.

How do you discover your irrepressible purpose?
How do you respond when disasters strike?
How do you become a person of influence?
How do you build a tribe of friends, but still keep healthy boundaries?
How do your habits develop resilience, capacity and flexibility?

This is your invitation to irrepressible living. These principles are your tools for building a courageous, resilient and fulfilling life.

Cathy Madavan lives on England's south coast with her husband Mark, and has been teaching about resilience, relationships and purpose for over 20 years.

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Price: $9.99
Pages: 192
Publisher: SPCK
Imprint: SPCK Publishing
Publication Date: 20 February 2020
ISBN: 9780281083381
Format: eBook
BISACs: Christianity, Christian life & practice, Self-help, personal development & practical advice
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Introduction

Principle One: Know your irrepressible purpose 

Principle Two: Define your distinctive difference 

Principle Three: Dig Deep foundations

Principle Four: Navigate waypoint moments

Principle Five: Do the next right thing

Principle Six: Commit to resilience training

Principle Seven: When the horse is dead, dismount

Principle Eight: Fill up your tank

Principle Nine: Learn to play jazz

Principle Ten: Run your own circus

Principle Eleven: Build your tribe

Principle Twelve: Be a thermostat

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