Building Your Best Life: A Young Person's Guide to Creating the Life You'd Love to Live
You might be surprised to know how many adults pick up their heads one day and ask themselves, “how did I end up here?” Merie Weismiller Wallace, a still photographer who has worked on some of Hollywood’s most interesting films, reveals things she learned and ideas she discovered that allowed her to create a uniquely wonderful life. It all started when Merie was failing in junior high, then imagined exactly what she would prefer—and through an odd combination of events and persistence, she found her dreams and aspirations coming true. At the time, no one told her that she had used a technique of visualization that successful people use purposefully. Even though she never knew that most of the ideas and techniques in this book existed, she began to have a gut feeling that there was more to life than people were telling her about. Building Your Best Life will help you discover your authentic self and break through uncertainty. It offers new options and ways of thinking so that you too can build yourself a personally fulfilling and meaningful life.
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Building Your Best Life: A Young Person's Guide to Creating the Life You'd Love to Live
You might be surprised to know how many adults pick up their heads one day and ask themselves, “how did I end up here?” Merie Weismiller Wallace, a still photographer who has worked on some of Hollywood’s most interesting films, reveals things she learned and ideas she discovered that allowed her to create a uniquely wonderful life. It all started when Merie was failing in junior high, then imagined exactly what she would prefer—and through an odd combination of events and persistence, she found her dreams and aspirations coming true. At the time, no one told her that she had used a technique of visualization that successful people use purposefully. Even though she never knew that most of the ideas and techniques in this book existed, she began to have a gut feeling that there was more to life than people were telling her about. Building Your Best Life will help you discover your authentic self and break through uncertainty. It offers new options and ways of thinking so that you too can build yourself a personally fulfilling and meaningful life.
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Building Your Best Life: A Young Person's Guide to Creating the Life You'd Love to Live

Building Your Best Life: A Young Person's Guide to Creating the Life You'd Love to Live

Building Your Best Life: A Young Person's Guide to Creating the Life You'd Love to Live
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Overview

You might be surprised to know how many adults pick up their heads one day and ask themselves, “how did I end up here?” Merie Weismiller Wallace, a still photographer who has worked on some of Hollywood’s most interesting films, reveals things she learned and ideas she discovered that allowed her to create a uniquely wonderful life. It all started when Merie was failing in junior high, then imagined exactly what she would prefer—and through an odd combination of events and persistence, she found her dreams and aspirations coming true. At the time, no one told her that she had used a technique of visualization that successful people use purposefully. Even though she never knew that most of the ideas and techniques in this book existed, she began to have a gut feeling that there was more to life than people were telling her about. Building Your Best Life will help you discover your authentic self and break through uncertainty. It offers new options and ways of thinking so that you too can build yourself a personally fulfilling and meaningful life.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781665754323
Publisher: Archway Publishing
Publication date: 05/21/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 280
File size: 837 KB

About the Author

Merie Weismiller Wallace is widely known for her still photographic work in motion picture film production. She received her Master of Fine Arts degree from USC Film School, and has worked around the world with noted filmmakers and on remarkable feature films. She is a longstanding member of the Society for Motion Picture Still Photographers, in which she has served as president and co-president.
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