Optasia

Success is yours!
It may seem out of your reach, but think again! Are you looking for the key that can get you out of mental and emotional prison? That key exists – inside of you. And you are one decision away from unlocking your potential and manifesting the successful life you often dream about. Do you believe that you possess that key, or will you delay your destiny as you so often have done in the past? Whatchoice will you make right now? This book gives powerful yet practical tips for turning that key. It will teach you that success is a choice that you make based on your own beliefs and thought. It will teach you mental exercises and habits to reshape those beliefs and thoughts. And it will show you how to share your success with others. (Lenox Avenue Publishing)

About The Author, Lauri Williams, CPS, MCD, CEIC

Lauri Williams is a former adjunct instructor for University of Maryland Asian Division, a Human Resources Specialist, and a dynamic certified professional in her field. LAURI WILLIAMS is an author, professional speaker, inspiring career coach, and job search trainer with an expertise in job search techniques and career planning. She is also a certified master career director and certified professional speaker for community associations and governmental organizations. She holds a master’s degree in human resources management and is CEO of OPTASIA CAREER & TRAINING SERVICES (L.L.C.) based in Little Rock, Arkansas. Lauri is author of the book, SIX STEPS SIX FIGURES: A POWER-PACKED GUIDE FOR YOUR CAREER GOALS AND LIFE (www.amazon.com and www.optasiatraining.com). She also co-authored the powerful Stepping Stones to Success with renowned authors Jack Canfield (Chicken Soup for the Soul), Deepak Chopra, and Dennis Waitley (The Secret). Lauri has been interviewed numerous times, including by US News and World Report, Ebony Magazine, Creator’s Syndicate, and Los Angeles Community Voices. She also is a published poet. Her poem, “Breath Taking,” was published in The Literary Magazine by the University of Maryland Asian Division. “Who Do You Say I AM” was published in “Echoes of Yesterday” by The National Library of Poetry.