New book launch for International Women s day Rise In Pursuit Of Empowerment

Mar 7, 2019

Rise-In Pursuit of Empowerment has already hit #1 on Amazon s Bestseller lists in over 20 categories internationally within 24 hours! The book contains 25 stories of women entrepreneurs and is a cornerstone for women around the world inspiring them to draw hope and encouragement.

Portland, United States - March 7, 2019 /PressCable/ —

Rise In Pursuit of Empowerment has already hit #1 on Amazon s Bestseller lists in over 20 categories internationally within 24 hours!

The book contains 25 stories of women entrepreneurs and is a cornerstone for women around the world inspiring them to draw hope and encouragement from real experiences of other women, hence having a massive impact on millions of lives.

The series of books provides a hundred women the opportunity to gain massive visibility. There will be three more series of books with four different themes published. Authors can get in contact if they want to be considered to be published for the next edition.

Rise In Pursuit of Empowerment by Sabine Matharu of Reach For Greatness Publishing will guide readers in the following areas:

Tapping into one s intuition and inner strength to overcome stress, grief and trauma

Taking challenges and turning them into opportunities

Rising above the noise, victoriously

A woman s inner strength discovering it as a force to be reckoned with

Using one s challenges to live a more fulfilled and balanced life.

Sabine s own story is featured in the book where she tells a rags to riches story in which she proves that you only need magic in order to light the way for yourself and others:

Arriving from Austria with just a suitcase and 1000 pounds in her pocket, Sabine Matharu faced job rejection over and over again, despite being appropriately qualified. She had no family and friends to support her and lived in a hostel with 18 others and a couple of rats but she was determined to prove that she could take care of herself and didn t need anyone s support. She did eventually find work, climbed the corporate ladder, married and rode high on the success that she became until motherhood changed her priorities and forced Sabine to make life altering decisions.

Sabine Matharu is a passionate business start-up and growth strategist, who specialises in helping women find their purpose and monetise their unique skills so that they can build a thriving business.

Her signature program is The Business Accelerator Mastermind , that teaches and supports entrepreneurs to implement an easy to follow methodology around how to build a long-term profitable business without overwhelm and detours.

She also runs The Greatness Club , which complements the work she does in her Mastermind and provides women a platform and springboard for visibility, networking and lead generation.

More info on https://www.reachforgreatness.co.uk/shop

Sabine comes with years of experience as a corporate leadership consultant and has worked with over 1000 people in senior positions.

She firmly believes that it is possible to reach for the greatness that is within ourselves.

Find out about the book and amazing launch bonuses and order your copy here:

https://www.learnmoreabout.info/rise

Contact Info:
Name: Sabine Matharu
Email: Send Email
Organization: Reach For Greatness Ltd.
Address: 1812 N Columbia Blvd Suite C15-677259, Portland, Oregon 97217, United States
Website: http://www.reachforgreatness.co.uk

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 489415

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