Kicking Karma's Ass: Unbelievable Stories of Strength, Resilience and Perserverance, All Told with a Twist of Humor

by Pat Miller

Overview

The Author Invites You to Come Kick Karma's Ass with Her!

You never know how strong you are, until being strong is your ONLY option.

"Impossible, " they said. "Oh yeah? Just watch, " she said.

In debt, broken-hearted and battling haters while rebuilding her construction business, Pat Miller showed the world how a widow can restart life without the love of her life.

Refusing to be a victim of circumstances so bad they would make a nun swear, Pat is proof that anyone can prevail no matter how much crap life dumps in your lap.

Told with disarming authenticity, her stories of strength, perseverance and determination will leave you laughing and inspired to tackle karma head-on, rise above the ashes, and become the person you were born to be.
Please visit KickingKarmasAss.com to hear more stories and 5 Sanity-Saving Tips (short video stories that did not make the book)

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798855635218
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	12/06/2022
Pages:	198
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.42(d)

About the Author

I wrote Kicking Karma's Ass because everybody kept telling me "You should write a book about your journey." Then, my late husband said it clear as day in a dream, "Write the damn book, Patty!" So, I did because I really wanted to inspire and motivate others who feel totally alone in restarting their lives, to know it can be done no matter how crappy things are, or were...that it can get better but you have to get out of bed, first. Life can weigh us all down, the trick is to stand back up and kick karma's ass. BONUS stories & 5 Tips are free: KickingKarmasAss.com

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Pat Miller is a highly respected metal framer in the N.J. commercial contracting world. Her knowledge and skills are often called upon by GC's, architects, engineers and developers for design input. Over the past 30 years she has framed office buildings, apartments, supermarkets, restaurants, retail stores, medical and educational facilities the average person uses everyday.